Monday Mark 6:14-29
BIBLE PASSAGE
[Please do read the passage before (or after) reading the devotion.]
King Herod Antipas was rotten through and through. He had lusted after his brother’s wife, Herodias, and finally married her. He was power-hungry, loved pleasure, and could not stand opposition. Opposing such people can become dangerous – and sometimes fatal, as was the case with John the Baptist. Yet what is the follower of Christ to do? Are we meant to speak only of “spiritual things” (read as “things pertaining to heaven”)? John the Baptist was a prophet and spoke out against the blatant immorality of a public figure. He did this without any self-interest, based solely on Scripture. In fact, it was purely because of that that he was compared to Jesus. Being a follower of Christ should raise a prophetic indignation within us because Jesus was never satisfied with leaving things as they existed; He came to transform them into what God wants them (and us) to be.
Prayer: Lord Jesus, I know you want me to be filled with Your Presence – and that Presence is holy. You want me to be different from the rest of the world in my thinking, words, and actions. Keep me from being so self-absorbed that I cannot see what goes against Your Kingdom standards. Give the courage and passion to take a stand for what you consider important, even if it is to my own disadvantage. I love you, Lord, and more than anything else I want You, Jesus, to be known in this world. Amen.
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[Please do read the passage before (or after) reading the devotion.]
King Herod Antipas was rotten through and through. He had lusted after his brother’s wife, Herodias, and finally married her. He was power-hungry, loved pleasure, and could not stand opposition. Opposing such people can become dangerous – and sometimes fatal, as was the case with John the Baptist. Yet what is the follower of Christ to do? Are we meant to speak only of “spiritual things” (read as “things pertaining to heaven”)? John the Baptist was a prophet and spoke out against the blatant immorality of a public figure. He did this without any self-interest, based solely on Scripture. In fact, it was purely because of that that he was compared to Jesus. Being a follower of Christ should raise a prophetic indignation within us because Jesus was never satisfied with leaving things as they existed; He came to transform them into what God wants them (and us) to be.
Prayer: Lord Jesus, I know you want me to be filled with Your Presence – and that Presence is holy. You want me to be different from the rest of the world in my thinking, words, and actions. Keep me from being so self-absorbed that I cannot see what goes against Your Kingdom standards. Give the courage and passion to take a stand for what you consider important, even if it is to my own disadvantage. I love you, Lord, and more than anything else I want You, Jesus, to be known in this world. Amen.
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