
“I study your teachings very carefully so that I will not sin against you.”
-Psalms 119:11
When we take the time to study God’s Word and meditate on it something transformational happens. We activate the living Word of God in our lives.
I’m reminded of being in school as a kid and preparing for a test. As we studied for exams in school we became so familiar with the content that it became part of what we knew and believed about that topic. Likewise when we study God’s Word carefully it becomes embedded in our belief system.
What stands out clearly for me in Psalm 119:11 is simply a reaction to a action, a cause and affect. When we study God’s Word very carefully and meditate on it the reaction is “Not sinning against God.” Our actions always cause a reaction. As a result of our study time we become more cautious of our day to day actions because we adopt the mind of Christ.
“Put off your former way of life, your old self, which is being corrupted by its deceitful desires; to be renewed in the spirit of your minds; and to put on the new self, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness.
-Ephesians 4:22-24
Today I challenge you to meditate and think upon the Word of God very carefully. Let it transform our way of thinking. If you are tempted to sin today, I challenge you to interrupt the pattern of old thinking and replace unhealthy thoughts with God’s Word.
Prayer: God I thank you for your living transforming Word has the power to change our hearts. As we choose today to meditate on your Word allowing it to become part of who we are. Please help us to replace old and unhealthy thought patterns with Your powerful, living, life changing Word.
“Never stop praying” -1 Thessalonians 5:17




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