Devocionais de Ed Young

2 Coríntios 3:18 e 1 Tessalonicenses 5:23 revelam que a santificação é a obra contínua de Deus de nos transformar à imagem de Cristo, um processo gradual capacitado pelo Espírito Santo, guiando-nos a viver em justiça e santidade a cada dia.

Romanos 5:1 e 2 Coríntios 5:21 revelam que a justificação é o ato de Deus de nos declarar justos por meio da fé em Cristo, libertando-nos da culpa e nos concedendo paz, pois nossos pecados são perdoados e substituídos pelo registro perfeito de Cristo.

2 Pedro 3:9 e Lucas 13:3 revelam que o verdadeiro arrependimento é se afastar do pecado com profunda tristeza e se voltar para Cristo com fé, levando a uma nova vida enraizada na graça e na transformação de Deus.

João 3:3 e 2 Coríntios 5:17 ensinam que devemos nascer de novo pelo poder de Deus, não por nossos próprios esforços, recebendo um novo coração e nos tornando uma nova criação por meio da obra regeneradora do Espírito Santo.

João 6:44 a e Romanos 10:14-15 ensinam que o Evangelho é um poderoso chamado de Deus, que nos convida ao arrependimento e a uma nova vida por meio do poder transformador do Espírito Santo.

Matthew 5:45 and Psalm 145:9 reveal God's common grace, which extends His goodness to all, allowing everyone to experience life's blessings regardless of faith. This grace invites us to see God's love in everyday moments and respond with gratitude and worship, recognizing His kindness in all things.

1 John 3:4 and Romans 5:12 teach that sin is a deliberate choice to reject God's will, originating with Adam and Eve's disobedience, which brought sin and death into the world. While sin separates us from God, His grace through Jesus offers forgiveness and the power to live free from sin's hold.

Genesis 1:27 and 1 Corinthians 11:11-12 highlight that God created men and women as equal but distinct, designed to complement one another in harmony. Embracing these God-given roles allows us to reflect His unity and love, bringing out the best in our relationships and fulfilling His purpose.

Colossians 1:16 teaches that we were created by God and for His glory, reflecting His character and love in all we do. Our purpose is to glorify and enjoy Him, giving our lives meaning beyond circumstances and anchoring us in the truth of God's eternal plan.

Isaiah 40:8 reminds us that God's Word is eternal and unchanging, providing a perfect, reliable guide for every decision and challenge in life. Rather than turning to modern sources for answers, we are called to trust the Bible's sufficiency and necessity, allowing it to be our first and foremost source of wisdom and direction.

Psalm 19:7 assures us that God's Word is perfect and trustworthy, providing wisdom and refreshment to our souls. Trusting in the Bible's inerrancy allows us to build our lives on the solid foundation of God's truth, offering peace and guidance amidst life's uncertainties.

2 Timothy 3:16-17 reminds us that the Bible is divinely inspired, providing guidance, correction, and wisdom for our lives. Its consistency, historical accuracy, and fulfilled prophecies testify to its supernatural origin, encouraging us to engage daily with God's transformative message.