Daily Scripture Treasure Hunting Class for Matt. 4:1–11; Luke 4:1–13 - Jesus Christ set the example for me by resisting temptation. This lesson is Bryce Dunford from his Website thingsofmysoul.org He has given us permission to link to his website and share his insights to better help inspire us to dive down deeper in our scripture study. To email him and tell him thank you for sharing his gift go to his website and send him a note. To go Scripture Treasure Hunting with this lesson go to comefollowmedaily.org

Feb. 5-6 - Matt. 4:1–11; Luke 4:1–13 - Jesus Christ set the example for me by resisting temptation.

To go Scripture Treasure Hunting with this lesson and receive email support go to ComeFollowMeDaily.org

"Not a day goes by that we’re not in need of God’s grace and peace. Every morning we need His Spirit to fill us again, to strengthen us for what’s ahead. Every day we need a fresh word that He speaks to our hearts, to help keep our focus on what’s more important. Trying to run this race of life without Jesus will do nothing but drain us dry.

The people of Israel spent 40 years in the desert, wandering in circles. Times were intense, hot, and dry. I'm sure they got weary. But God met them where they were. He made sure they had what they needed. They learned how much they had to rely on Him through every hard and grueling step..

They were hungry, and God sent manna. Every day a miracle was there, right before their eyes. They just had to pick it up.

“When the dew was gone, thin flakes like frost on the ground appeared on the desert floor. When the Israelites saw it, they said to each other, “What is it?” For they did not know what it was.

Moses said to them, “It is the bread the Lord has given you to eat. This is what the Lord has commanded: ‘Everyone is to gather as much as they need. Take an omer for each person you have in your tent.’”

The Israelites did as they were told; some gathered much, some little. And when they measured it by the omer, the one who gathered much did not have too much, and the one who gathered little did not have too little. Everyone had gathered just as much as they needed. Then Moses said to them, “No one is to keep any of it until morning” (Exodus 16:14-19).

And just like the people of Israel had to gather it fresh every morning in the wilderness, so it is with us. They couldn't store it up; they had to look for it daily. And God always provided. Each morning it was there, waiting for them. Every day He made sure it met their needs, they were satisfied, they were nourished, they were cared for. And they never lacked, for God's resources never run dry.

That's what He does for us every single morning. Sometimes we miss it, out of busyness or stress. We try to get things going too fast, spinning wildly, trying to get it all done, and sometimes we might start to forget what matters most.

But even for those times, His grace is there. He waits for us. His patience and His peace never run dry.

Each day, His miracles are all around, right before our eyes. We just have to choose to look for them, to pick up His provision, and stay close to His Presence.

Jesus covers our past, secures our future, and gives us all that we need for this day too. He promises that as we come to Him, and allow His truths to nourish and saturate our lives, we will be satisfied. We will have all that we need to live abundantly and freely in this life.

Don’t waste another moment trying to do life all on your own strength. We were never meant to carry the load and burdens that we face daily; we will always fall short. But we can live in and through His power. It’s a daily choice. May God help us to choose wisely." - Debbie McDaniel

Come join our class and go scripture treasure hunting with these lessons looking for the "hid treasures" (Proverbs 2) of knowledge and understanding that God is trying to gift us at the bottom of the scripture ocean. Fill out the answers for email support. We are not just looking for information but for manifestations that can take away our fear of being alone and the fear of not being important that cause most of our problems in life. 

We then take our treasure up to the surface cashing them in for change being gifted wisdom, clarity, contentment, joy, "peace in Christ" (D&C 19:23) and ultimately Charity. Moving forward in our disciple's journey (https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/bruce-c-hafen_disciples-journey/) and gaining this spiritual growth that Dr. Tony Evens talks about so well at - https://youtu.be/14Um8sPpJP4 is our focus of this class.  Go to https://comefollowmedaily.org/to sign up.

February 7th-8th - Luke 4:16–32 - Jesus Christ is the prophesied Messiah

Feb. 10th - Matt 4:18–22 - As I trust in the Lord, He can help me reach my divine potential.

Scripture Treasure Hunting Class for Luke 5. This lesson is Bryce Dunford from his Website thingsofmysoul.org Bryce first shares his thoughts about Luke 4:16–32 where Jesus says he is the prophesied Messiah that Pete went over in yesterdays podcast. Bryce then goes into Luke 5 where Jesus calls the Disciples to be fishers of men. Why does Jesus call them to leave their nets right after they see how much fish can be caught? Bryce shares his insights on his website and we thank him for giving us permission to link to his website as his relevant lessons help inspire us to dive down deeper in our scripture study. To email him and tell him thank you for sharing his gift go to his website and send him a note. To go Scripture Treasure Hunting with this lesson go to comefollowmedaily.org

February 9th - Luke 5:5 -"Nevertheless at thy Word I will let down my nets."

This lesson is Bryce Dunford from his Website thingsofmysoul.org He has given us permission to link to his website and share his insights to better help inspire us to dive down deeper in our scripture study. To email him and tell him thank you for sharing his gift go to his website and send him a note. To go Scripture Treasure Hunting with this lesson go to comefollowmedaily.org

February 11th - Luke 5:12-15 - Jesus will touch us in our leprosy.

February 13th - 14th - John 2–4 - Three stories of change and three levels to conversion.

Feb. 14-15 - John 2:1–11 - 1st miracle is water to wine. Christ can change us & help us become sweet

February 16th - John 3:1–21  I must be born again to enter the kingdom of God.

February 17th - John 4:7–26 - Christ offers me His living water.

D&C 19:23 - "Learn of me, listen to my words, walk in the meekness of my spirit, and you shall have peace in me."

"Not a day goes by that we’re not in need of God’s grace and peace. Every morning we need His Spirit to fill us again, to strengthen us for what’s ahead. Every day we need a fresh word that He speaks to our hearts, to help keep our focus on what’s more important. Trying to run this race of life without Jesus will do nothing but drain us dry.

The people of Israel spent 40 years in the desert, wandering in circles. Times were intense, hot, and dry. I'm sure they got weary. But God met them where they were. He made sure they had what they needed. They learned how much they had to rely on Him through every hard and grueling step..

They were hungry, and God sent manna. Every day a miracle was there, right before their eyes. They just had to pick it up.

“When the dew was gone, thin flakes like frost on the ground appeared on the desert floor. When the Israelites saw it, they said to each other, “What is it?” For they did not know what it was.

Moses said to them, “It is the bread the Lord has given you to eat. This is what the Lord has commanded: ‘Everyone is to gather as much as they need. Take an omer for each person you have in your tent.’”

The Israelites did as they were told; some gathered much, some little. And when they measured it by the omer, the one who gathered much did not have too much, and the one who gathered little did not have too little. Everyone had gathered just as much as they needed. Then Moses said to them, “No one is to keep any of it until morning” (Exodus 16:14-19).

And just like the people of Israel had to gather it fresh every morning in the wilderness, so it is with us. They couldn't store it up; they had to look for it daily. And God always provided. Each morning it was there, waiting for them. Every day He made sure it met their needs, they were satisfied, they were nourished, they were cared for. And they never lacked, for God's resources never run dry.

That's what He does for us every single morning. Sometimes we miss it, out of busyness or stress. We try to get things going too fast, spinning wildly, trying to get it all done, and sometimes we might start to forget what matters most.

But even for those times, His grace is there. He waits for us. His patience and His peace never run dry.

Each day, His miracles are all around, right before our eyes. We just have to choose to look for them, to pick up His provision, and stay close to His Presence.

Jesus covers our past, secures our future, and gives us all that we need for this day too. He promises that as we come to Him, and allow His truths to nourish and saturate our lives, we will be satisfied. We will have all that we need to live abundantly and freely in this life.

Don’t waste another moment trying to do life all on your own strength. We were never meant to carry the load and burdens that we face daily; we will always fall short. But we can live in and through His power. It’s a daily choice. May God help us to choose wisely." - Debbie McDaniel

Come go scripture treasure hunting with these lessons looking for the "hid treasures" (Proverbs 2) of knowledge and understanding that God is trying to gift us at the bottom of the scripture ocean. Fill out the answers for email support. We are not just looking for information but for manifestations that can take away our fear of being alone and the fear of not being important that cause most of our problems in life. 

We then take our treasure up to the surface cashing them in for change being gifted wisdom, clarity, contentment, joy, "peace in Christ" (D&C 19:23) and ultimately Charity. Moving forward in our disciple's journey (https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/bruce-c-hafen_disciples-journey/) and gaining this spiritual growth that Dr. Tony Evens talks about so well at - https://youtu.be/14Um8sPpJP4 is our focus of this class.  Go to https://comefollowmedaily.org/to sign up.

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