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With my whole heart! (also, a gift at the end of the devotional)

Before you read this devotional, I want to let you know that I have a gift for you at the end, so make sure you get it. Blessings. Pastor Victor

David understood the importance of walking with God with his whole heart! God is not interested in half-hearted relationships. Jesus was fully engaged when He went to the cross. He had a chance to walk away in the garden of Gesthemane, but He stayed true to the course and went all the way to the cross. We are the Bride of Christ. This means marriage and commitment! Dating is fun, but you can walk away at any time. Marriage however, is full commitment. The Lord Jesus  calls us His bride. the Heavenly Father calls us His children. Both these statements reveal complete commitment! I don’t have to take care of a stranger’s child, but I am fully commited to take care of my children. God loves us completely and wholly. We must do no less. Today, assess where your heart is. Is God in the center of your heart, or are other things more important than Him? Be like David who loved God with all of his heart!

Psalm 119:69 (part B) I will keep Thy precepts with my whole heart.

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Are you committed?

King David understood commitment (Psalms 119:10). He was totally committed to God and His word! The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines commitment as the state of being obligated, or emotionally impelled. a pledge to do something in the future. David was mentally, spiritually and emotionally obligated. He loved the Lord with ALL of his heart. God is committed to you. He gave His best for your future and destiny. It’s easy to spot a committed person. This is the one that will show up, even in the snow, and even when they don’t have a car, etc. They are committed. They don’t give up. When a person is committed to God, He responds to him/her. God’s wisdom comes forth. People also come forth with similar passions, and resources are attracted. Commitment is a powerful force on Earth.

Always remember, Commitment is a decision to swap one priority for another. Are you committed to God the way David was?

Psalms 119: 10 & 11  With my whole heart I have sought You; Oh, let me not wander from Your commandments! Your word I have hidden in my heart, That I might not sin against You.