Gems of Knowledge
Fresh word, firm Scripture—one gem at a time.
Category: 5 Minutes with God
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God calls His people to rebuild His house—not with bricks, but with obedience, surrender, and truth. When we return to His presence and restore the temple within us, He promises peace, renewed glory, and His abiding presence.
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Peace is not found in circumstances, but in forgiveness—and forgiveness flows from love. Scripture reveals a clear contrast between those who cling to sin and turmoil and those who seek God, receive His forgiveness, and walk in peace. The choice is ours: to belong to the world, or to belong to the Prince of Peace.
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Habakkuk teaches us that love and surrender lead to strength. When we climb to the watchtower, wait patiently, and trust God’s perspective, He meets us with truth, joy, and sure footing—giving us hinds’ feet to walk confidently on the heights.
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God is both powerful Judge and loving refuge. Scripture makes it clear—He does not change, but we do. The same God who brings terror to His enemies offers safety to those who trust Him. Every heart must choose: will He be your Friend or your Foe?
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Micah foretold that the Messiah would come from Bethlehem—small, humble, and unexpected. From this place came Jesus, the Bread of Life, abundant in mercy and grace. God does not ask for sacrifices or payment, only that we do what is right, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him.
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God never intended for His people to fight alone. When we leave His presence and rely on our own strength, we end up wounded and weary. This devotional reveals the King’s heart—ready, mounted, and willing to fight for those who will stay with Him and take His hand.
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God is calling—again and again—not with force, but with faithful love. This devotional reflects on a personal word from the Lord and the story of Jonah, asking a sobering question: if we truly love Him, will we answer when He calls, or keep running until we find ourselves in the depths?
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Revelation describes a sea of glass before God’s throne—beautiful, holy, and uncrossable without Christ. Through a personal vision and Scripture, this devotional reminds us that Jesus alone guides us through life’s labyrinth and safely carries us into eternity, never letting go.
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God measures every heart by His unchanging truth. From Amos’ plumb line to Jesus’ warning against lukewarm faith, Scripture reminds us that judgment is real—but so is mercy. The invitation to return, realign, and remain faithful is still open.
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Psalm 130 reveals a God who forgives so that we might learn to fear Him. Amos and Revelation echo the same cry—He warns, He waits, He pleads, “Come back to Me and live.” This devotional explores God’s mercy, His patience, and His longing for us to return before destruction overtakes us. Our only hope is…
Gems of Knowledge 