Gems of Knowledge
Fresh word, firm Scripture—one gem at a time.
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All divine power comes from God alone. When His people ask, He answers—and what He does cannot be replicated by human effort or false imitation. From answered prayers to calmed storms, Scripture shows us again and again that the impossible becomes possible when we seek the One true source of divinity.
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Abraham lived in the presence of the Lord—and everything changed. His faith became a legacy, passed from one obedient heart to another. When we truly know God, trust follows naturally, and our lives become a testimony that draws others into faith.
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God doesn’t want empty words or religious performance—He wants relationship. When we welcome Him as a friend, He proves Himself faithful as a King. Discover what it means to truly know God, trust Him, and build your life on the Rock.
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If our hearts are God’s dwelling place, they must be continually refined and maintained. Just as a home must be cleaned before someone moves in, our lives require daily surrender and repentance. God longs to dwell with us—but we must prepare the space and guard it with care.
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God is not distant or withholding—He is the God who sees, knows, and comes exactly when we need Him. From Hagar in the wilderness to Abraham and Sarah’s promise, Scripture reveals a faithful God offering clarity, peace, and understanding to those who choose to listen, accept, and believe.
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In Genesis 15, Abram believes God—and God seals the covenant Himself. Through sacrifice, darkness, and divine fire, God reveals that righteousness comes by faith, not effort. This devotional explores how God protects His promises, drives away the enemy, and fulfills His word entirely on our behalf.
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It’s one thing to believe in God—but another to truly believe Him. From Babel to Abraham to Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 5, Scripture shows that trust is born from relationship. God calls us not into fear or performance, but into surrender, faith, and knowing His heart.
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After we choose Jesus and enter in, we must continue to trust Him—even when we cannot see or understand. Just as Noah waited inside the ark for the waters to recede, God calls us to hold fast to Him in seasons of uncertainty, trusting that He is already working for our good.
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From the very beginning, God revealed His plan of redemption. Hidden within the genealogies of Genesis and demonstrated through Noah’s Ark, salvation was prepared long before it was needed. God still extends His hand today—inviting us not just to believe, but to enter in. Will you respond?
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God’s commands are not barriers meant to withhold blessing—they are guardrails designed to protect us from destruction. From Eden to today, every warning carries love, every boundary holds purpose, and every instruction leads us back toward life. When we trust Him enough to obey, we discover the blessings He has been guarding all along.
Gems of Knowledge 