*DAILY DEW 19/JULY/2025* *Trust The Divine Process* _Key Bible Text:_ *"And he said, So is the kingdom of God, as if a man should cast seed into the ground; And should sleep, and rise night and day, and the seed should spring and grow up, he knoweth not how."* (Mark 4: 26-27) _Bible Insight_ In Mark 4:26-27, Jesus teaches that the kingdom of God is like a seed that grows secretly, without the farmer's knowledge of how it happens. This parable highlights the mysterious and supernatural nature of God's kingdom. The passage emphasizes God's sovereignty in the growth of His kingdom. Just as a seed grows without human understanding, God's work in the world is often mysterious and beyond human comprehension. This parable encourages believers to trust in God's power and sovereignty, recognizing that He is at work even when we don't see immediate results. It promotes a posture of faith and patience, trusting that God is working behind the scenes. In conclusion, the parable of the seed growing secretly reminds believers to trust in God's sovereignty and power, recognizing that His kingdom grows and advances through His divine work, often in mysterious and unseen ways. _MEDITATION_ *"Cling unto God's words even in the mist of uncertainty or lack of clarity. God is committed to bring growth. Trust him and abide in His Word. The seed only grows when planted. Let God's word find rest in your life."* *#DavidJoshuaEgbochuo* *#Mr_Positive_Impact* *#Daily_Wisdom_for_living* *#Becoming_More_Like_Jesus* *#The_Rise_of_An_Army* *#Daily_Dew_Devotional* *#Hello_July,2025* ❤ *Facebook Link:* https://www.facebook.com/share/1ZXrcgLmwm/ Please follow *David Joshua Egbochuo* on Facebook for more positive impact contents. God bless you. Feel Free to Share with Friends. God bless you.....

*DAILY DEW 18/JULY/2025* *How Do You Hear?* _Key Bible Text:_ *"If any man have ears to hear, let him hear. And he said unto them, Take heed what ye hear: with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you: and unto you that hear shall more be given. For he that hath, to him shall be given: and he that hath not, from him shall be taken even that which he hath."* (Mark 4: 23-25) _Bible Insight_ In Mark 4:23-25, Jesus emphasizes the importance of truly hearing and understanding God's word. He warns that the way we receive and respond to God's message will determine the amount of spiritual insight and understanding we receive. The passage highlights the principle that the measure we use to evaluate others will be the same measure used to evaluate us. This principle encourages believers to be discerning and wise in their spiritual journey, recognizing that their actions and attitudes towards God's word will have consequences. The phrase "For he that hath, to him shall be given" suggests that those who receive and apply God's word will receive more spiritual insight and understanding. Conversely, those who reject or neglect God's word will lose even the little understanding they have. This serves as a call to accountability and spiritual diligence. And this does not apply to only God's word. In conclusion, Jesus' teaching emphasizes the importance of being attentive and responsive to God's word. Believers are encouraged to cultivate a deep understanding of God's message and live out their faith with discernment and wisdom, recognizing that their spiritual growth and accountability are closely tied to their relationship with God's word. _MEDITATION_ *"As you hear and apply God's word, so you grow and become greater in life & eternity"* *#DavidJoshuaEgbochuo* *#Mr_Positive_Impact* *#Daily_Wisdom_for_living* *#Becoming_More_Like_Jesus* *#The_Rise_of_An_Army* *#Daily_Dew_Devotional* *#Hello_July,2025* ❤ *Facebook Link:* https://www.facebook.com/share/1ZXrcgLmwm/ Please follow *David Joshua Egbochuo* on Facebook for more positive impact contents. God bless you. Feel Free to Share with Friends. God bless you.....

*DAILY DEW 17/JULY/2025* *The Parable of the Lamp* _Key Bible Text:_ *"And he said unto them, Is a candle brought to be put under a bushel, or under a bed? and not to be set on a candlestick? For there is nothing hid, which shall not be manifested; neither was any thing kept secret, but that it should come abroad."* (Mark 4: 21-22) _Bible Insight_ In Mark 4:21-22, Jesus teaches that a lamp is not meant to be hidden but rather placed on a stand to shine light. This parable emphasizes the importance of sharing God's word and truth with others, rather than keeping it hidden. The lamp represents the light of God's truth, and believers are called to let it shine for all to see. By sharing the Gospel and living out their faith, believers can bring light and hope to those around them. The passage also highlights that hidden truths will eventually be revealed. Believers are encouraged to live authentically, sharing their faith and values with others, rather than trying to hide or conceal them. This teaching encourages believers to be bold and confident in sharing their faith, allowing God's light to shine through them, and to live out their values and principles openly, without fear of judgment or rejection. _MEDITATION_ *"God designed us to shine as lights in the nights of this world. How have you been shining? Is your corner darkened? Wake up and shine your light"* *#DavidJoshuaEgbochuo* *#Mr_Positive_Impact* *#Daily_Wisdom_for_living* *#Becoming_More_Like_Jesus* *#The_Rise_of_An_Army* *#Daily_Dew_Devotional* *#Hello_July,2025* ❤ *Facebook Link:* https://www.facebook.com/share/1ZXrcgLmwm/ Please follow *David Joshua Egbochuo* on Facebook for more positive impact contents. God bless you. Feel Free to Share with Friends. God bless you.....

*DAILY DEW 17/JULY/2025* *The Parable of the Lamp* _Key Bible Text:_ *"And he said unto them, Is a candle brought to be put under a bushel, or under a bed? and not to be set on a candlestick? For there is nothing hid, which shall not be manifested; neither was any thing kept secret, but that it should come abroad."* (Mark 4: 21-22) _Bible Insight_ In Mark 4:21-22, Jesus teaches that a lamp is not meant to be hidden but rather placed on a stand to shine light. This parable emphasizes the importance of sharing God's word and truth with others, rather than keeping it hidden. The lamp represents the light of God's truth, and believers are called to let it shine for all to see. By sharing the Gospel and living out their faith, believers can bring light and hope to those around them. The passage also highlights that hidden truths will eventually be revealed. Believers are encouraged to live authentically, sharing their faith and values with others, rather than trying to hide or conceal them. This teaching encourages believers to be bold and confident in sharing their faith, allowing God's light to shine through them, and to live out their values and principles openly, without fear of judgment or rejection. _MEDITATION_ *"God designed us to shine as lights in the nights of this world. How have you been shining? Is your corner darkened? Wake up and shine your light"* *#DavidJoshuaEgbochuo* *#Mr_Positive_Impact* *#Daily_Wisdom_for_living* *#Becoming_More_Like_Jesus* *#The_Rise_of_An_Army* *#Daily_Dew_Devotional* *#Hello_July,2025* ❤ *Facebook Link:* https://www.facebook.com/share/1ZXrcgLmwm/ Please follow *David Joshua Egbochuo* on Facebook for more positive impact contents. God bless you. Feel Free to Share with Friends. God bless you.....

*DAILY DEW 16/JULY/2025* *The Secret Of Fruitfulness* _Key Bible Text:_ *"And these are they which are sown on good ground; such as hear the word, and receive [it], and bring forth fruit, some thirtyfold, some sixty, and some an hundred."* (Mark 4: 20) _Bible Insight_ In Mark 4:20, Jesus describes the fourth type of soil, representing those who hear the word, receive it, and bring forth fruit in varying degrees - thirtyfold, sixtyfold, and a hundredfold. This parable highlights the potential for spiritual growth and fruitfulness when the word is received with a good heart. The good ground represents individuals who not only hear the word but also receive it, allowing it to take root and produce fruit. This fruitful ground is characterized by a receptive heart, a willingness to obey, and a commitment to spiritual growth. The varying degrees of fruitfulness - thirtyfold, sixtyfold, and a hundredfold - suggest that believers can produce different levels of spiritual fruit, depending on their level of commitment, obedience, and surrender to God's word. This serves as an encouragement to believers to strive for greater fruitfulness in their walk with God. In conclusion, the parable of the sower emphasizes the importance of receiving God's word with a good heart and allowing it to produce fruit in our lives. _MEDITATION:_ *"Cultivate a deep and abiding relationship with God, that leads to a fruitful and impactful life that honors Him."* *#DavidJoshuaEgbochuo* *#Mr_Positive_Impact* *#Daily_Wisdom_for_living* *#Becoming_More_Like_Jesus* *#The_Rise_of_An_Army* *#Daily_Dew_Devotional* *#Hello_July,2025* ❤ *Facebook Link:* https://www.facebook.com/share/1ZXrcgLmwm/ Please follow *David Joshua Egbochuo* on Facebook for more positive impact contents. God bless you. Feel Free to Share with Friends. God bless you.....

*DAILY DEW 15/JULY/2025* *Staying Focused Inspite of Distractions* _Key Bible Text:_ *"And these are they which are sown among thorns; such as hear the word, And the cares of this world, and the deceitfulness of riches, and the lusts of other things entering in, choke the word, and it becometh unfruitful."* (Mark 4: 18-19) _Bible Insight_ In Mark 4:18-19, Jesus teaches about the third type of soil, representing those who hear the word but allow worldly cares, riches, and desires to choke out its fruitfulness. This parable highlights the challenges of living a life devoted to God amidst the distractions and allurements of the world. The thorns symbolize the cares of this world, the deceitfulness of riches, and the lusts of other things. These worldly concerns and desires can gradually overshadow one's commitment to God, causing the word to become unfruitful. This serves as a warning to believers to prioritize their spiritual growth and relationship with God. The key lesson here is the importance of maintaining a clear focus on God and His word. Believers must be mindful of the distractions and temptations that can hinder their spiritual growth and ensure that their priorities align with their faith. By doing so, they can cultivate a fruitful and vibrant relationship with God. In conclusion, the parable of the sower emphasizes the need for believers to be vigilant and intentional about their spiritual walk. By recognizing the dangers of worldly distractions, believers can take steps to prioritize their relationship with God and bear fruit that honors Him. _MEDITATION:_ *"Sin is not the devil's most successful strategy. The distraction of worldly lusts, cares, and riches is one of the most potent weapons of Satan."* *#DavidJoshuaEgbochuo* *#Mr_Positive_Impact* *#Daily_Wisdom_for_living* *#Becoming_More_Like_Jesus* *#The_Rise_of_An_Army* *#Daily_Dew_Devotional* *#Hello_July,2025* ❤ *Facebook Link:* https://www.facebook.com/share/1ZXrcgLmwm/ Please follow *David Joshua Egbochuo* on Facebook for more positive impact contents. God bless you. Feel Free to Share with Friends. God bless you.....

*DAILY DEW 14/JULY/2025* *Why Many Do Not Last* _Key Bible Text:_ *"And these are they likewise which are sown on stony ground; who, when they have heard the word, immediately receive it with gladness; And have no root in themselves, and so endure but for a time: afterward, when affliction or persecution ariseth for the word's sake, immediately they are offended."* (Mark 4: 16-17) _Bible Insight_ In Mark 4:16-17, Jesus teaches that those represented by the stony ground receive the word with initial enthusiasm and gladness but lack spiritual depth and root. Without roots, they endure only for a time, and when affliction or persecution arises, they quickly fall away. Their commitment is short-lived. The stony ground represents people who are easily swayed by emotions or circumstances. Without a deep foundation of faith, they struggle to endure challenges and persecution that arise due to their faith. This lack of root system makes them vulnerable to spiritual instability. The key issue here is the lack of root system, symbolizing a shallow understanding and commitment to God's word. When challenges come, those without spiritual depth struggle to stand firm, making them susceptible to being "offended" or turned away from their faith. The key lesson here is the importance of developing a deep and genuine faith. Temporary enthusiasm is not enough; believers need to cultivate spiritual roots through consistent study, prayer, and application of God's word. This parable encourages believers to assess the depth of their faith and strive for spiritual maturity. In conclusion, the parable highlights the need for a genuine and enduring faith. By recognizing the pitfalls of shallow spirituality, believers can take steps to deepen their relationship with God and build resilience in the face of challenges and persecution.. The absence of a deep-rooted faith allows external pressures to dictate one's spiritual journey. Without a strong foundation in God's word, believers can become disillusioned and abandon their faith when faced with difficulties. _MEDITATION:_ *"Cultivate a deep and genuine faith. Prioritize spiritual growth, rooted in a thorough understanding of God's word, so that you can withstand the challenges and persecutions that inevitably come with following Christ."* *#DavidJoshuaEgbochuo* *#Mr_Positive_Impact* *#Daily_Wisdom_for_living* *#Becoming_More_Like_Jesus* *#The_Rise_of_An_Army* *#Daily_Dew_Devotional* *#Hello_July,2025* ❤ *Facebook Link:* https://www.facebook.com/share/1ZXrcgLmwm/ Please follow *David Joshua Egbochuo* on Facebook for more positive impact contents. God bless you. Feel Free to Share with Friends. God bless you.....

*DAILY DEW 13/JULY/2025* *How Satan Steals The Word* _Key Bible Text:_ *"The sower soweth the word. And these are they by the way side, where the word is sown; but when they have heard, Satan cometh immediately, and taketh away the word that was sown in their hearts."* (Mark 4: 14-15) _Bible Insight_ In Mark 4:14-15, Jesus teaches the parable of the sower, highlighting the challenges of spreading the Gospel message & preaching or teaching the Word. The sower represents those who share God's word, while the different soils symbolize various responses to the message. The "way side" soil represents individuals whose hearts are hardened, making it difficult for the word to take root. Satan quickly removes the message, preventing any spiritual growth. This verse warns that spiritual hardness can hinder one's ability to receive and respond to God's word. It is the hardness of the heart, that Satan capitalizes on when stealing the word from people's heart. The key lesson here is the importance of having a receptive heart when hearing God's word. To cultivate spiritual responsiveness, one must be willing to listen, reflect, and apply the message. This parable encourages believers to examine their own hearts and pray for openness and receptivity to God's word. In conclusion, the parable of the sower highlights the need for a receptive heart to receive and respond to God's word. By understanding the different responses to the Gospel message, believers can better appreciate the importance of spiritual openness and the challenges that come with sharing the word with others. _MEDITATION:_ *"The devil succeeds in stealing the word by hardening your heart against the word of God. Be aware & remain humble to receive the Word."* *#DavidJoshuaEgbochuo* *#Mr_Positive_Impact* *#Daily_Wisdom_for_living* *#Becoming_More_Like_Jesus* *#The_Rise_of_An_Army* *#Daily_Dew_Devotional* *#Hello_July,2025* ❤ *Facebook Link:* https://www.facebook.com/share/1ZXrcgLmwm/ Please follow *David Joshua Egbochuo* on Facebook for more positive impact contents. God bless you. Feel Free to Share with Friends. God bless you.....

*DAILY DEW 12/JULY/2025* *Benefits of Staying Connected* _Key Bible Text:_ *"And he said unto them, Unto you it is given to know the mystery of the kingdom of God: but unto them that are without, all [these] things are done in parables: That seeing they may see, and not perceive; and hearing they may hear, and not understand; lest at any time they should be converted, and [their] sins should be forgiven them."* (Mark 4: 11-12) _Bible Insight_ In Mark 4:11-12, Jesus explains to His disciples why He teaches in parables. He reveals that understanding the mysteries of the kingdom of God is a gift given to those who are receptive and willing to follow Him. However, for those who are outside of this inner circle, parables serve as a means of revelation that will be hidden from them due to their hardness of heart. This passage highlights the importance of spiritual discernment and receptivity. Jesus teaches that understanding spiritual truths requires a willingness to receive and obey God's Word. Those who are open to God's message will be given greater insight, while those who resist will remain in darkness. The quote from Isaiah 6:9-10, referenced in Mark 4:12, suggests that spiritual blindness can be a consequence of persistent resistance to God's message. This emphasizes the importance of accountability and the need for individuals to respond to God's call. This passage challenges us to examine our own hearts and responses to God's Word. Are we receptive to God's message, or do we resist its truth? _MEDITATION:_ *"Be open to God's Word and be willing to obey, so you can gain a deeper understanding of His kingdom and live according to His will."* *#DavidJoshuaEgbochuo* *#Mr_Positive_Impact* *#Daily_Wisdom_for_living* *#Becoming_More_Like_Jesus* *#The_Rise_of_An_Army* *#Daily_Dew_Devotional* *#Hello_July,2025* ❤ *Facebook Link:* https://www.facebook.com/share/1ZXrcgLmwm/ Please follow *David Joshua Egbochuo* on Facebook for more positive impact contents. God bless you. Feel Free to Share with Friends. God bless you.....

*DAILY DEW 11/JULY/2025* *The Parable of the Sower* (6) _Key Bible Text:_ *"And when he was alone, they that were about him with the twelve asked of him the parable."* (Mark 4: 10) _Bible Insight_ In Mark 4:10, Jesus' disciples ask Him to explain the Parable of the Sower. This verse highlights the importance of seeking clarification and understanding when faced with spiritual truths. The disciples recognize that the parable has a deeper meaning and are eager to learn from Jesus. The disciples' inquiry demonstrates their willingness to learn and grow in their understanding of God's Word. They don't assume they already know the meaning but instead ask Jesus for explanation. This attitude is essential for spiritual growth, as it shows humility and a desire to deepen one's understanding. This verse encourages us to approach God's Word with a similar attitude of curiosity and humility. When faced with unclear or challenging teachings, we should seek guidance from trusted spiritual leaders, mentors, or Scripture itself. By doing so, we can gain a deeper understanding of God's Word and apply its truths to our lives. The disciples' question also reminds us that spiritual growth often requires asking questions and seeking clarification. Jesus' willingness to explain the parable demonstrates His patience and desire to help His followers understand God's Word. As we seek to grow in our faith, we can trust that God is willing to guide us and provide the insight we need. _MEDITATION:_ *"A heart that hungers for God's truth and applies it will walk in the path of growth."* *#DavidJoshuaEgbochuo* *#Mr_Positive_Impact* *#Daily_Wisdom_for_living* *#Becoming_More_Like_Jesus* *#The_Rise_of_An_Army* *#Daily_Dew_Devotional* *#Hello_July,2025* ❤ *Facebook Link:* https://www.facebook.com/share/1ZXrcgLmwm/ Please follow *David Joshua Egbochuo* on Facebook for more positive impact contents. God bless you. Feel Free to Share with Friends. God bless you.....

*DAILY DEW 10/JULY/2025* *The Parable of the Sower* (5) _Key Bible Text:_ *"And he said unto them, He that hath ears to hear, let him hear."* (Mark 4: 9) _Bible Insight_ In Mark 4:9, Jesus concludes the Parable of the Sower with a call to attention: "He that hath ears to hear, let him hear." This phrase emphasizes the importance of listening and responding to God's Word. Jesus is not just speaking to the crowds but also challenging His listeners to truly hear and understand the message. The phrase "ears to hear" goes beyond physical hearing, emphasizing the need for spiritual receptivity. It requires a willingness to listen, understand, and obey God's Word. Jesus' words encourage us to move beyond mere intellectual assent and instead allow God's message to penetrate our hearts and transform our lives. This verse invites us to reflect on our own spiritual hearing. Are we truly listening to God's Word, allowing it to shape our thoughts, attitudes, and actions? By being attentive to God's voice and responsive to His guidance, we can deepen our relationship with Him and live a life that honors Him. _MEDITATION:_ *"Listen with your ears and inner ears. How you listen determines how you respond. Be sure you are listening and responding right to God's word"* *#DavidJoshuaEgbochuo* *#Mr_Positive_Impact* *#Daily_Wisdom_for_living* *#Becoming_More_Like_Jesus* *#The_Rise_of_An_Army* *#Daily_Dew_Devotional* *#Hello_July,2025* ❤ *Facebook Link:* https://www.facebook.com/share/1ZXrcgLmwm/ Please follow *David Joshua Egbochuo* on Facebook for more positive impact contents. God bless you. Feel Free to Share with Friends. God bless you.....

*DAILY DEW 9/JULY/2025* *The Parable of the Sower* (4) _Key Bible Text:_ *"And other fell on good ground, and did yield fruit that sprang up and increased; and brought forth, some thirty, and some sixty, and some an hundred."* (Mark 4: 8) _Bible Insight_ In Mark 4:8, Jesus teaches the Parable of the Sower, where some seeds fall on good ground, yielding a bountiful harvest. This parable represents those who receive God's Word with an open and receptive heart, allowing it to take root and produce fruit. The varying yields (thirty, sixty, and a hundredfold) illustrate the different levels of fruitfulness that can result from a genuine relationship with God. The good ground in this parable symbolizes a heart that is receptive, humble, and willing to obey God's Word. When we cultivate a deep and abiding relationship with God, we can expect to bear fruit in our lives. This fruitfulness can manifest in various ways, such as sharing the Gospel with others, demonstrating love and kindness, or living a life that honors God. This parable challenges us to examine the condition of our hearts and our responsiveness to God's Word. Are we like the good ground, allowing God's Word to take root and produce fruit in our lives? By surrendering to God and allowing His Word to guide us, we can experience a fruitful and fulfilling life that brings glory to Him. _MEDITATION:_ *"When God's Word meets a receptive heart, productivity and fruitfulness follow. Are you listening?"* *#DavidJoshuaEgbochuo* *#Mr_Positive_Impact* *#Daily_Wisdom_for_living* *#Becoming_More_Like_Jesus* *#The_Rise_of_An_Army* *#Daily_Dew_Devotional* *#Hello_July,2025* ❤ *Facebook Link:* https://www.facebook.com/share/1ZXrcgLmwm/ Please follow *David Joshua Egbochuo* on Facebook for more positive impact contents. God bless you. Feel Free to Share with Friends. God bless you.....

*DAILY DEW 8/JULY/2025* *The Parable of the Sower* (3) _Key Bible Text:_ *"And some fell among thorns, and the thorns grew up, and choked it, and it yielded no fruit."* (Mark 4: 7) _Bible Insight_ In Mark 4:7, Jesus teaches the Parable of the Sower, where some seeds fall among thorns. The thorns represent the worries, riches, and pleasures of life that choke out the Word of God, preventing it from bearing fruit. This parable warns against allowing worldly concerns to dominate our lives, causing us to lose focus on our spiritual growth. The thorns in this parable symbolize the distractions and temptations that can suffocate our spiritual lives. When we prioritize material possessions, wealth, or worldly desires over our relationship with God, we risk losing the fruitfulness that comes from following Him. Jesus' teaching encourages us to be mindful of the things that can choke out our spiritual growth. This parable challenges us to evaluate our priorities and ensure that our relationship with God remains paramount. By focusing on eternal things rather than temporary distractions, we can cultivate a fruitful spiritual life. Jesus' words remind us to seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, trusting that He will provide for our needs. This parable invites us to reflect on our own lives: Are there thorns that are choking out our spiritual growth? Are we prioritizing our relationship with God above all else? By recognizing and removing the distractions that hinder our spiritual progress, we can experience the abundant life that Jesus offers. _MEDITATION:_ *"Don't let thorns of distraction, complacency, or bad habits suffocate your growth. Stay focused, stay fruitful."* *#DavidJoshuaEgbochuo* *#Mr_Positive_Impact* *#Daily_Wisdom_for_living* *#Becoming_More_Like_Jesus* *#The_Rise_of_An_Army* *#Daily_Dew_Devotional* *#Hello_July,2025* ❤ *Facebook Link:* https://www.facebook.com/share/1ZXrcgLmwm/ Please follow *David Joshua Egbochuo* on Facebook for more positive impact contents. God bless you. Feel Free to Share with Friends. God bless you.....

*DAILY DEW 7/JULY/2025* *The Parable of the Sower* (2) _Key Bible Text:_ *"And some fell on stony ground, where it had not much earth; and immediately it sprang up, because it had no depth of earth."* (Mark 4: 5) _Bible Insight_ In Mark 4:5, Jesus teaches the Parable of the Sower, illustrating the different responses to God's Word. The seed that falls on stony ground represents those who receive the message with initial enthusiasm but lack depth in their understanding and commitment. Without roots, the seed springs up quickly but withers away due to lack of nourishment. This parable warns against superficial spirituality, where individuals are easily swayed by emotions or external pressures without internalizing the message. The stony ground represents a heart that is not receptive to spiritual growth, lacking the depth and commitment necessary for lasting transformation. Jesus' teaching emphasizes the importance of rooting oneself in faith, allowing God's Word to penetrate deeply into one's heart. This requires a willingness to listen, learn, and apply spiritual principles in daily life. By cultivating a deep and abiding relationship with God, individuals can withstand challenges and remain steadfast in their faith. This parable challenges us to examine the depth of our own spiritual roots. Are we merely going through the motions of faith, or have we allowed God's Word to transform us from the inside out? By seeking a deeper understanding of God's truth and applying it in our lives, we can develop a strong and resilient faith that endures through life's challenges. _MEDITATION:_ *"Let God's Word take root in you. Transform your habits, actions, and character. Live a life of impact."* *#DavidJoshuaEgbochuo* *#Mr_Positive_Impact* *#Daily_Wisdom_for_living* *#Becoming_More_Like_Jesus* *#The_Rise_of_An_Army* *#Daily_Dew_Devotional* *#Hello_July,2025* ❤ *Facebook Link:* https://www.facebook.com/share/1ZXrcgLmwm/ Please follow *David Joshua Egbochuo* on Facebook for more positive impact contents. God bless you. Feel Free to Share with Friends. God bless you.....

*DAILY DEW 6/JULY/2025* *Hardness of the Human Heart* _Key Bible Text:_ *"And when he had looked round about on them with anger, being grieved for the hardness of their hearts, he saith unto the man, Stretch forth thine hand. And he stretched [it] out: and his hand was restored whole as the other."* (Mark 3: 5) _Bible Insight_ In Mark 3:5, Jesus encounters a man with a withered hand in the synagogue on the Sabbath. The Pharisees watch closely to see if He will heal on the Sabbath, intending to accuse Him. Jesus, however, looks around at them with anger, grieved by the hardness of their hearts. This reaction highlights the spiritual insensitivity and lack of compassion that had taken hold of the Pharisees. The hardness of the Pharisees' hearts is evident in their prioritization of rules over compassion and their failure to recognize Jesus' authority. Jesus' response demonstrates that a hardened heart can lead to spiritual blindness, causing individuals to miss God's work and fail to show empathy towards others. In contrast, Jesus' healing of the man showcases His power and authority, emphasizing the importance of compassion and mercy. This passage encourages us to examine our own hearts and attitudes towards others. Are we prioritizing rules and traditions over showing compassion and kindness? Jesus' example reminds us to approach others with empathy and understanding, rather than judgment. By softening our hearts and following Jesus' example, we can demonstrate God's love and mercy to those around us. _MEDITATION:_ *"How soft is your heart towards God? Do you show compassion to men? Are you hard or difficult to deal or relate with?"* *#DavidJoshuaEgbochuo* *#Mr_Positive_Impact* *#Daily_Wisdom_for_living* *#Becoming_More_Like_Jesus* *#The_Rise_of_An_Army* *#Daily_Dew_Devotional* *#Hello_July,2025* ❤ *Facebook Link:* https://www.facebook.com/share/1ZXrcgLmwm/ Please follow *David Joshua Egbochuo* on Facebook for more positive impact contents. God bless you. Feel Free to Share with Friends. God bless you.....