Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us, and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.

I Currently Serve As The Media Pastor And Church Admin For The Elites Church Global.Thy kingdom come. If I will do my duty, not for duty’s sake, but because I believe God is engineering my circumstances, then at the very point of my obedience all of the magnificent grace of God is mine through the glorious atonement by the Cross of ODB DEVOTIONAL odb today our daily bread devotional GREATMAN A Prolific, Super-Ordinary, Supernatural Blogger Specifically Designated To Take Gospel Blogging To A Whole New Level. We say we do not expect God to take us to heaven on flowery beds of ease, and yet we act as if we do! I must realize that my obedience even in the smallest detail of life has all of the omnipotent power of the grace of God behind it. It is difficult for us to do the “adding” that Peter mentioned here. Don’t always expect God to give you His thrilling moments, but learn to live in those common times of drudgery of life by the power of God. The routine of life is actually God’s way of saving us between our times of great inspiration which come from Him. We all have those times when there are no flashes of light and no apparent thrill to life, where we experience nothing but the daily routine to with its common everyday tasks. Yet, “Jesus…took a towel and…began to wash the disciples’ feet…” (John 13:3-5). The greatest hinderance in our spiritual life is that we will only look for big things to do. Drudgery is the test of genuine character. We are not meant to be seen as God’s perfect, bright-shining examples, but to be seen as the everyday essence of ordinary life exhibiting the miracle of His grace. Nor are we born with habits-we have to form godly habits on the basis of the new life God has placed within us. No one is born either naturally or supernaturally with character it must be developed. We are to “add” to our lives all that character means. Peter said in this passage that we have become “partakers of the divine nature” and that we should now be “giving all diligence,” concentrating on forming godly habits (1:4-5). May these words that he wrote challenge and encourage as you take a moment to ponder them.

The following is a devotional, written by Oswald Chambers, that I found particularly inspiring and wanted to share with you today.

Oswald chambers devotional