Daily Devotional “Living Unselfishly”

Daily Devotional “Living Unselfishly”
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November 11, 2023

“If you have bitter jealousy and selfish ambition in your heart, do not be arrogant and so lie against the truth” (James 3:14).

A wise person lives for God and others, not for self.

Having characterized spiritual wisdom in the preceding verse, James begins to analyze worldly wisdom in verse 14.

Worldly wisdom is not of God. It has no relationship to Him, is not obedient to Him, and has no knowledge of His truth.

What is the motive of someone who lives according to worldly wisdom?

“Bitter jealousy and selfish ambition.” The Greek word translated “bitter” also means “harsh” and is used of bitter, undrinkable water.

“Bitter jealousy” carries the idea of a harsh, bitter self-centeredness that produces a resentful attitude toward others.

People with bitter jealousy live in a world that focuses on themselves.

They react in a jealous manner toward anyone who threatens their territory, accomplishments, or reputation.

They resent anyone who threatens to crowd their slice of this world.

They consider people who differ from them as implacable enemies.

And they are bitterly jealous of anyone who is successful.

The Greek term translated “selfish ambition” refers to a personal ambition that creates rivalry, antagonism, or a party spirit.

That’s another way of pointing to self. The person who follows human wisdom begins with a “bitter jealousy” that creates an attitude of competition and conflict.

Then “selfish ambition” generates a party spirit and bitterness toward others.

James is saying that ungodly wisdom is self-centered, and its goal is personal gratification at any cost.

What about you? Are you motivated by jealousy and selfish ambition? Be honest in your evaluation. Take a serious inventory of your heart and ask yourself, Am I serving others instead of fulfilling my own desires at the expense of others?

Prayer

•Ask God to convict you when you put yourself before Him and others.
•Repent of any present situations in which you are doing that very thing.

Further Reading

Read the following verses: Genesis 37:4; 1 Samuel 18:8; Luke 15:25-30; Luke 22:24.

•What was the sin in each example?
•Read and study 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 to learn how the qualities of love are opposite to human wisdom.

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Daily Devotional “Knowing The Right Answer”

Daily Devotional “Knowing The Right Answer”
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November 10, 2023

“Has not God made foolish the wisdom of the world?” (1 Corinthians 1:20).

Knowing Christ makes the believer wiser than the world.

Lawrence Toombs, in his 1955 article “O.T. Theology and the Wisdom Literature,” said, “Wisdom is to be found with God and nowhere else.

And unless the quest for wisdom brings a man to his knees in awe and reverence, knowing his own helplessness to make himself wise, wisdom remains for him a closed book” (The Journal of Bible and Religion, 23:3 [July 1955], 195).

It’s wonderful to have the book of God’s wisdom opened to us as believers.

Through God’s book of wisdom it’s easy for any believer to analyze the world.

People who have no biblical background find it difficult to resolve controversial issues like capital punishment, abortion, or homosexuality.

But the Bible has clear answers for those seemingly complex issues: If you take a life, you should die (Genesis. 9:6); the life within the womb is a person made by God (Psalm. 139:13); and homosexuality is not an alternate lifestyle but a damning sexual sin like adultery or fornication (1 Corinthians. 6:9-10; Romans. 1:26-27).

As a Bible-believing Christian you may not be considered “noble” or “mighty” by the world’s standards (1 Corinthians. 1:26) and may be seen as the refuse of the world (1 Corinthians. 4:13); but you have the answers to the important questions.

Because of God’s sovereign, gracious work, you’ve been ushered into the wisdom of God through fear of the Lord.

The apostle Paul said, “You are in Christ Jesus, who became to us wisdom from God” (1 Corinthians. 1:30).

Once you fear God, His wisdom continually flows to you.

Paul told the Colossians that in Christ dwells “all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge” (2:3).

Since Christ dwells in you, you possess the very wisdom of God!

Prayer

•Praise the Lord for the privilege of knowing Him and His will through His Word and His Spirit.
•Pray that you might manifest the wisdom of the living God so that the world sees Christ in you.

Further Reading

Read 1 Corinthians 1:18-31. How does the apostle Paul contrast God’s wisdom with the world’s?

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Daily Devotional “Submitting To Wisdom”

Daily Devotional “Submitting To Wisdom”
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November 09, 2023

“The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom; a good understanding have all those who do His commandments” (Psalm 111:10).

Saving faith is obedient faith.

The wisdom of God resulting from the fear of the Lord leads to obedience.

When we fear the Lord, we submit to His wisdom and commit ourselves to keeping His commandments.

In the New Testament Jesus said the same thing: “If you love Me, you will keep My commandments” (John 14:15).

We aren’t always as obedient as we ought to be, but the pattern of our lives turns from disobedience to a submissive heart of obedience.

First John 2:3 says, “By this we know that we have come to know Him, if we keep His commandments.”

A person’s claim to be a Christian is meaningless if he’s not obedient.

From a positive perspective, fearing the Lord involves obeying His commandments; from a negative perspective, it involves turning away from evil.

Job 28:28 says, “The fear of the Lord, that is wisdom; and to depart from evil is understanding.”

Equal to wisdom is understanding, and equal to fearing the Lord is departing from evil.

Proverbs 8:13 says, “The fear of the Lord is to hate evil.” Obeying the Lord’s commandments and shunning evil are dynamics that work in the soul of one who truly fears God.

The fear of the Lord is not some feeling you try to generate within yourself; it’s the result of believing in the true God and living a life of love and obedience to Him.

What about you? Does obedience to God’s Word characterize your life?

Prayer

Jesus Christ paid the price for your sin and ushered you into a relationship with God. Honor His work by obeying His Word, and ask Him to help you see evil from His perspective.

Further Reading

Read the following verses: Deuteronomy 6:1-2, Deuteronomy 13-15, Deuteronomy 24; Deuteronomy 8:6; Deuteronomy 10:12-13; Deuteronomy 13:4; Deuteronomy 17:19; Deuteronomy 28:58-59; Deuteronomy 31:12. What characterizes the life of a person who fears the Lord?

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Daily Devotional “Being Wise In Adversity”

Daily Devotional “Being Wise In Adversity”
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November 08, 2023

“Who among you is wise and understanding? Let him show by his good behavior his deeds in the gentleness of wisdom” (James 3:13).

Wisdom teaches us how to handle adversity.

In his wonderful commentary on the book of James, Robert Johnstone wrote the following about meekness:

That “the meek” should “inherit the earth”—that they bear wrongs, and exemplify the love which “seeketh not her own”—to a world that believes in high-handedness and self-assertion, and pushing the weakest to the wall, a statement like this of the Lord from Heaven cannot but appear an utter paradox.

The man of the world desires to be counted anything but “meek” or “poor in spirit,” and would deem such a description of him equivalent to a charge of unmanliness.

Ah, brethren, this is because we have taken in Satan’s conception of manliness instead of God’s.

One man has been shown us by God, in whom His ideal of man was embodied; and He, when He was reviled, reviled not again; when He suffered, threatened not, but committed Himself to Him that judgeth righteously: He for those who nailed Him to the tree prayed, “Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do.”

The world’s spirit of wrath, then, must be folly; whilst than a spirit of meekness like His, in the midst of controversy, oppositions, trials of whatever kind, there can be no surer evidence that “Jesus is made of God to His people wisdom” The Epistle of James.

Johnstone recognized more than a hundred years ago what we need to know today—that the wisdom of man is arrogant, conceited, and self-serving, whereas the wisdom of God is humble, meek, and non-retaliatory.

The contrast between false wisdom and true wisdom is crystal-clear.

Be sure you handle adversity in a Christlike way, knowing that every detail of your life is under God’s sovereign control.

Prayer

Thank the Lord for His example of how to respond to adversity (cf. 1 Peter 2:21-24).

Further Reading

Read Philippians 2:1-11, applying Christ’s example to your life (vv. 1-5).

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Daily Devotional “Living A Fulfilled Life”

Daily Devotional “Living A Fulfilled Life”
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November 06, 2023

“Fear God and keep His commandments” (Ecclesiastes 12:13).

Living life apart from God is futile.

The Book of Ecclesiastes is greatly misunderstood. It is a difficult book to read simply because it is hard to understand.

Everything in it appears wrong and as if it doesn’t fit with the rest of Scripture.

But it is part of the Old Testament wisdom literature because it is a statement of human wisdom.

Ecclesiastes tells us how man perceives his world, God, and the realities of life.

Most scholars believe Ecclesiastes was penned by Solomon.

They debate whether he wrote it before he was a true believer or after.

He may have written it in retrospect, or he may have penned it sometime before he had a full understanding of the life-changing truth of God.

Ecclesiastes is a fascinating book because it reveals the folly, uselessness, senselessness, and frustration of human wisdom—that which James calls “earthly, natural, demonic” (James 3:15).

In Ecclesiastes 1:16 Solomon says to himself, “Behold, I have magnified and increased wisdom more than all who were over Jerusalem before me.”

That verse shows me that when God initially gave Solomon wisdom, He gave it to him on a human level.

He gave Solomon wisdom to make successful decisions and judgments as king.

But although divine wisdom was available to him, I believe Solomon opted for human wisdom the greater portion of his life.

And that wisdom was never able to answer his ultimate questions.

The sum of Solomon’s perspective on human wisdom is in Ecclesiastes 4:23: “I congratulated the dead who are already dead more than the living who are still living.

But better off than both of them is the one who has never existed.”

That’s a death wish and is the logical end of worldly wisdom—futility.

Fortunately, Solomon did eventually embrace true wisdom.

At the end of his book, he said, “The conclusion, when all has been heard, is: fear God and keep His commandments, because this applies to every person” (12:13).

What then can satisfy your heart and make life worth living? The wisdom of God alone.

Prayer

Ask God to help you follow His ways for a blessed and fulfilled life.

Further Reading

Read Proverbs 3:13-26, noting how the benefits of true wisdom are in contrast to what Solomon experienced.

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Daily Devotional “Living Wisely”

Daily Devotional “Living Wisely”
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November 06, 2023

“Who among you is wise and understanding? Let him show by his good behavior his deeds in the gentleness of wisdom” (James 3:13).

Wisdom is the art of living life skillfully.

Most philosophers throughout history have believed that if a person could acquire anything, it should be wisdom, because wisdom would allow him to obtain anything else.

That philosophy matches Scripture. Proverbs 4:7 says, “Acquire wisdom; and with all your acquiring, get understanding.”

Many people claim to be wise, but it’s also true that no fool in our world is a self-confessed fool—everyone believes he’s an expert.

The world offers a sea of opinions, but the bottom line is that no one’s opinion is worth more than anyone else’s.

The only trustworthy perspective on wisdom—on who is wise and who isn’t—is God’s.

In James 3:13 He gives His divine insight on the matter by first asking, “Who among you is wise?”

The Greek term translated “wise” is sophos. The Greeks used it to refer to speculative knowledge, theory, and philosophy.

But the Hebrews infused wisdom with a deeper meaning: skillfully applying knowledge to the matter of practical living.

God also asked, “Who among you is . . . understanding?” The Greek word translated “understanding” is used only here in the New Testament and refers to a specialist or a professional who is highly skilled in applying his knowledge to practical situations.

In other words, God is asking, “Who among you has practical skill?

Who among you is truly a professional and specialist in the art of living?”

The only one who can live life skillfully is the one who lives according to God’s wisdom, and He gives His wisdom to all who receive His salvation and obey His Word.

What about you? Are you living life skillfully? If so, your life will manifest good behavior and a meek spirit (James 3:13).

Determine to live your life according to God’s wisdom, not the world’s opinions.

Prayer

Ask God to help you live life skillfully each day by obeying His Word.

Further Reading

As a Christian, you are responsible to appropriate God’s wisdom in your life on a daily basis. To help you do so, begin a daily reading program in Proverbs. Read one chapter a day, and let God’s wisdom penetrate every aspect of your life.

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Daily Devotional “Gaining God’s Approval”

Daily Devotional “Gaining God’s Approval”
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November 05, 2023

“By [faith] the men of old gained approval” (Hebrews. 11:2).

God makes His approval known to those who trust in Him.

The book Catch-22 tells of a squadron of World War II fliers stationed on the fictitious island of Pianos in the Mediterranean.

Before a flier could transfer off the island, he had to complete 25 extremely dangerous missions over southern Europe.

One flier, Yosarian, was especially anxious to leave.

After completing his twenty-fifth mission, his commanding officer began raising the number of qualifying missions.

Insanity became the only justification for a transfer.

But the commander decided that whomever feigned insanity to obtain a transfer simply proved his sanity by that sane act!

Realizing it was all a cruel game with no way out, Yosarian devised a plan to build a raft and float to Sweden.

Even though there was a whole continent between him and Sweden and the ocean currents would take him in the opposite direction, he couldn’t be dissuaded.

He took a leap into the absurd with a hopeless and impossible plan to escape a hopeless and impossible situation.

In their relentless quest for meaning in life, many people become spiritual Yosarians.

Rejecting God, who is the only sure and rational answer to life, they jump headlong into alcohol, drugs, witchcraft, astrology, reincarnation, or countless other absurdities.

Many acknowledge God, but try to gain His approval through self-righteous deeds apart from true faith.

In either case the results are the same: no faith, no salvation, no hope, no peace, and no assurance.

But those who take God at His word and approach Him in true faith receive His approval and enjoy His blessings.

Theirs isn’t a blind leap into the absurd, but a living hope in the God who made man and who alone can fulfill man’s deepest longings.

They know the joy and satisfaction of a life spent in service to Christ, and the peace and assurance that all is well—both now and for eternity.

Prayer

Pray for those you know who have rejected God or are trying to gain His approval on their own. Explain to them the meaning and purpose Christ alone can bring to their lives.

Further Reading

According to 2 Timothy 2:24-26, what is the spiritual state of those who oppose the gospel, and how are we to approach them?

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Daily Devotional “Increasing Your Spiritual Strength”

Daily Devotional “Increasing Your Spiritual Strength”
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November 04, 2023

“All Scripture is . . . profitable for . . . correction” (2 Timothy. 3:16).

God’s Word strengthens the repentant sinner.

If you’re a gardening buff, you know that skillful pruning promotes the overall growth and productivity of a plant.

Jesus assumed His audience knew as much when He said, “I am the true vine, and My Father is the vinedresser.

Every branch in Me that does not bear fruit, He takes away; and every branch that bears fruit, He prunes it, that it may bear more fruit.

You are already clean because of the word which I have spoken to you” (John 15:1-3).

Jesus was comparing believers to branches, which the Father prunes for maximum productivity.

The Word is His pruning shear, which He applies with skill and precision to remove our imperfections and promote godliness.

He wants to eliminate anything from our lives that may restrict our spiritual growth.

The word translated “correction” in 2 Timothy 3:16 speaks of the strengthening work of God’s Word.

Scripture not only exposes your sin, but it also strengthens you and restores you to a proper spiritual posture.

It convicts you and then gives you instruction to build you up again.

Job 17:9 says, “The righteous shall hold to his way, and he who has clean hands shall grow stronger and stronger.”

Paul added, “I commend you to God and to the word of His grace, which is able to build you up and to give you the inheritance among all those who are sanctified” (Acts 20:32).

As the Spirit uses Scripture to expose sin in your life, forsake that sin and follow what Scripture says to do instead.

You will be strengthened in your spiritual walk as a result.

To aid in that process be “constantly nourished on the words of the faith and . . . sound doctrine” (1 Timothy. 4:6).

I firmly believe that any weaknesses you have can become areas of great strength as you allow God’s Word to do its sanctifying work within you.

Prayer

•Thank God for the strengthening and restoring power of His Word.
•If there’s an area of your life that is weak and vulnerable to temptation, confess it to the Lord and begin today to strengthen it according to the Word.

Further Reading

Read Ephesians 1:18-23 and 3:14-21.

•What did Paul pray for?
•How did God demonstrate His power toward believers?
•Is God’s power sufficient for all your spiritual needs? Explain.

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Daily Devotional “Reproving Sinful Conduct”

Daily Devotional “Reproving Sinful Conduct”
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November 03, 2023

“All Scripture is . . . profitable for . . . reproof” (2 Timothy. 3:16).

People who aren’t interested in holy living will avoid being exposed to sound doctrine.

Paul instructed Timothy to “preach the word; be ready in season and out of season; reprove, rebuke, exhort, with great patience and instruction” (2 Timothy. 4:2).

He knew a time was coming when many people would reject sound doctrine, and “wanting to have their ears tickled, [would] accumulate for themselves teachers in accordance to their own desires; and . . . turn away their ears from the truth, and will turn aside to myths” (vv. 3-4).

That’s certainly true of our day. Many who profess to love Christ seem intolerant of His Word.

Often they fall into spiritual complacency and surround themselves with teachers who tell them exactly what they want to hear.

If they can’t find a comfortable message, they drift from church to church or simply abandon it altogether.

Such people have exchanged conviction for comfort, and need to examine themselves to see if they are genuine believers (2 Corinthians. 13:5).

Their attitude toward the Word is in stark contrast to those who truly love Christ and come to the Word with an earnest desire to learn its truths and live accordingly.

But even true believers can fall into the trap of negligence and compromise.

Perhaps you’ve noticed how sinning Christians often try to avoid exposure to God’s Word.

Sometimes they’ll temporarily stop attending church or Bible studies.

They also try to avoid other believers—especially those who will hold them accountable to what they know to be true.

But like any loving parent, God won’t allow His children to remain in sin for long without disciplining them (Hebrews. 12:5-11).

Sooner or later they must repent and be reconciled to Him.

An important element in reconciling sinning Christians to God is the faithful prayers of other believers.

God may choose to use you in that way, so always be ready to pray, and eager to restore others in a spirit of gentleness (Galatians. 6:1).

Prayer

Do you know a Christian who is being disobedient to God’s Word? If so, ask God to bring him or her to repentance. Assure the person of your prayers and concern, and be available to be further used in the restoration process if the Lord wills.

Further Reading

What does Matthew 18:15-20 say about how to confront a sinning Christian?

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