31 Aug
You can download the free Our Daily Bread for Mobile – September 2007 at the Our Daily Bread downloads page.
The devotionals in this download include topics such as:
31 Aug
Hindu South Asia and Globalization
Below is a sampler for Global Prayer Digest taken from the devotional reading for 1st September 2007.
DATE: September 1, 2007
FOCUS: Hindu Bengalis in West Bengal, India
DETAILS:
In 1806, something happened at Williams College in Massachusetts that would have international significance. It started with five students on a picnic! The discussion about the need for mission work had been so intense that no one noticed how dark the sky had become. Suddenly the heavens opened. The students dashed for the nearest shelter, the overhanging eaves of a haystack. Before the rain had stopped, they had committed their lives to foreign missions. These students were Gordon Hall and his closest friends, Adoniram Judson, Samuel Mills, Samuel Newell, and Samuel Nott. From then on, their days of study were interspersed with meetings of a group called “The Brethren.” All of them were determined to start a mission organization.
The new missionaries sailed in 1812. They reached Calcutta, where the Judsons boarded a ship bound for Mauritius, east of Africa. Since none of the missionaries had permission to work in India, the East India Company, officially in charge, insisted that they leave Calcutta or be jailed. Hall and Nott escaped to Bombay. But even there they were not welcomed. It wasn’t until more than three years later, that the men were finally given permission to remain in India. By then Hall had done some translation, and they had opened two schools. Gordon Hall was also increasingly busy taking care of the sick, first treating patients with leprosy, malaria, cholera, and guinea worm while still in Bombay. (Continued tomorrow)
Pray for today’s missionaries to be “wise as serpents and harmless as doves.” (Matt. 10:16 KJV)-AL
GEN. 1:1
“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.”
Genesis is called the book of beginnings. Consider what God created during that exciting week of creation: the infinite heavens, the glorious splendor of light and color, firm land, vast, restless seas, and profuse plant and animal life. Then God breathed life into His crown of creation: man. He was made in God’s own image, to have dominion in His name over all other creatures God had made. The very first verse of the Bible describes the scope of God’s interest and activity-the entire heavens and earth. Likewise, we must remember that God does not value one people group above another. He made us all, and He loves us all. God’s plan is that one day, in Christ, all peoples will be represented in the company of the redeemed.
Let it be, Lord!
Download the Global Prayer Digest for your cell phone from the Global Prayer Digest Download Page. Take some time daily to read about and pray for the Hindu people groups in South Asia.
Global Prayer Digest is also available online at http://global-prayer-digest.org.
28 Aug
Nuestro Pan Diario is the Spanish translation of Our Daily Bread. The September 2007 edition is available for download at
http://www.fourteenfloor.com/files/es-odb-200709.jar
http://www.fourteenfloor.com/files/es-odb-200709.jad
The bible verses for the daily scripture readings are not included in the mobile Nuestro Pan Diario unlike the English and Indonesian edition of mobile Our Daily Bread. Anyone wants to volunteer to add the bible verses to the mobile Nuestro Pan Diario? You can mail me at victorgoh[at]fourteenfloor.com for more information on how you can help.
The 13th September 2007 devotional is missing in the mobile Nuestro Pan Diario for September 2007. The content for this is also missing on the Nuestro Pan Diario website.
28 Aug
Santapan Rohani adalah bahan penuntun untuk renungan setiap hari yang diterjemahkan dari teks Our Daily Bread (ODB). Buku ini berisi artikel-artikel dan renungan singkat yang dapat membantu anda merenungkan dan memahami Firman Tuhan setiap hari.
Santapan Rohani is the Bahasa Indonesia translation of Our Daily Bread. You can download the September 2007 edition using the links below.
http://www.fourteenfloor.com/files/id-odb-200709.jar
http://www.fourteenfloor.com/files/id-odb-200709.jad
Included in this edition of Santapan Rohani is the feature to read the daily Scripture reading bible verses. The verses are taken from the Bahasa Indonesia Sehari-hari (BIS) bible translation. Which translation of the Indonesian Bible do you prefer? The Bahasa Indonesia Sehari-hari (BIS) or the Alkitab Terjemahan Baru (TB)? Let me know your preference and feedback. Email me at victorgoh [at] fourteenfloor.com
Update – Santapan Rohani September 2007 has been updated to rectify missing and incorrect bible verse references. Please download the jar and jad files again. They have been updated from version 1.4.0 to 1.4.1.
24 Aug
GErakan Membaca Alkitab (GEMA) adalah buku renungan harian yang secara khusus diperuntukkan bagi anggota jemaat Gereja Kristus Yesus (GKY) dan terbuka juga untuk digunakan oleh orang-orang Kristen pada umumnya. Program GEMA bertujuan untuk memberikan motivasi dan tuntunan dalam membaca seluruh Alkitab secara berurut dari kitab Kejadian sampai dengan kitab Wahyu, selesai dalam jangka waktu tiga tahun. Saat ini Mobile GEMA baru tersedia dalam bahasa Indonesia saja.
File-file renungan Mobile GEMA September 2007 dapat Anda temukan di bawah ini.
http://www.fourteenfloor.com/files/id-gema-200709.jar
http://www.fourteenfloor.com/files/id-gema-200709.jad
File-file renungan Mobile GEMA Oktober 2007 dapat Anda temukan di bawah ini.
http://www.fourteenfloor.com/files/id-gema-200710.jar
http://www.fourteenfloor.com/files/id-gema-200710.jad
GErakan Membaca Alkitab (GEMA) is a pocket-sized daily devotional book published for the congregations of Gereja Kristus Yesus (Christ Jesus Church), and is also welcome to be used by many other Christians. GEMA is provided to motivate and guide Christians in reading the entire Bible, from the book of Genesis to the book of Revelation, in three years time. Currently Mobile GEMA is available only in Bahasa Indonesia, the Indonesian national language.
Below are the files for the mobile devotion from GEMA for September 2007.
http://www.fourteenfloor.com/files/id-gema-200709.jar
http://www.fourteenfloor.com/files/id-gema-200709.jad
Below are the files for the mobile devotion from GEMA for October 2007.
http://www.fourteenfloor.com/files/id-gema-200710.jar
http://www.fourteenfloor.com/files/id-gema-200710.jad
20 Aug
You can now download the October, November and December devotionals for Daily in Christ into your mobile phone. Get it from the Freedom in Christ download page.
19 Aug
Mobile Prayer, Praise and Promises for October, November and December are now available for your mobile phone. Download them from the Devotions by Warren Wiersbe download page.
13 Aug
The devotional below is taken from the Prayer, Praise and Promises devotional for 15th September.
A Balanced Diet
Read Psalm 104:14-18
The psalmists were captivated by the God of creation. Of course, the world they lived in was a little cleaner, a little purer, maybe a little more beautiful, because man had not yet exploited it. They recognized their dependence on Him for their sustenance: “He causes the grass to grow for the cattle, and vegetation for the service of man, that he may bring forth food from the earth, and wine that makes glad the heart of man, oil to make his face shine, and bread which strengthens man’s heart” (vv. 14,15).
Food, wine, oil, bread—these were staples for Jewish people in that day. Do not think that because the psalmist mentions wine he’s talking about drunkenness. The Bible certainly warns against being drunk. Rather, he says that God supplies our every physical need and even above and beyond those needs. “God . . . gives us richly all things to enjoy” (I Tim. 6:17).
In the Bible wine is a picture of the Holy Spirit. At Pentecost, when the people of God were rejoicing and worshiping and praising the Lord, the crowd said, “They are full of new wine” (Acts 2:13). Do you have the joy of the Spirit today? “Be not drunk with wine,” Paul said, “but be filled with the Spirit” (Eph. 5:18).
Oil also is a picture of the Holy Spirit, who makes the face to shine. Moses had a shining face because he fellowshipped with God. Stephen had a shining face because he gave his life for God. Jesus had a shining face on the Mount of Transfiguration.
Bread is a picture of the Word of God. It strengthens the heart. “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word of God” (Luke 4:4).
God wants to give us gladness; He wants to give us radiance; and He wants to give us strength. The Holy Spirit uses the Word of God to make the child of God more like Jesus.
Do you maintain a balanced spiritual diet with the staples God provides? Food, wine, oil and bread are symbols of how He nurtures and nourishes you. Feed on His Word and allow the Spirit to control your life.
Prayer, Praise and Promises devotionals for September are taken from Psalm 100 to Psalm 107. Get it for your mobile phone from the Devotions by Warren Wiersbe download page.
I’m releasing next month’s devotional earlier than usual to avoid my usual month-end frantic effort to get the devotionals out. Hope you’ll enjoy reading the mobile devotionals as much as I enjoy making them available.
12 Aug
Neil and Joanne Anderson’s best-selling devotional provides down-to-earth guidance, biblical insight, and spiritual inspiration to help you discover your identity in Christ, grow in the truth of God’s Word, discern God’s guidance and will, recognize and overcome the enemy’s deception, and walk Daily in Christ according to the Spirit. Each day’s selection concludes with a brief prayer and motivating challenge for Christlike living.
Below is the devotional for 4th September taken from Daily in Christ.
LIFE ON THE CUTTING EDGE
… Who by faith conquered kingdoms, performed acts of righteousness, obtained promises, shut the mouths of lions, quenched the power of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, from weakness were made strong (Hebrews 11:33, 34).
Is faith a risk? Of course. But failing to step out in faith is to risk missing real life. I have been challenged by the following thought from an unknown author.
Risk
To laugh is to risk appearing the fool.
To weep is to risk appearing sentimental.
To reach out for another is to risk involvement.
To place our ideas, our dreams, before a crowd is to risk their loss.
To love is to risk not being loved in return.
To live is to risk dying.
To hope is to risk despair.
To try is to risk failure.
Risks must be taken because the greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing. The person who risks nothing does nothing, has nothing, is nothing. He may avoid suffering and sorrow, but he simply cannot learn, feel, change, grow, love … live. Chained by his certitudes, he is a slave; he has forfeited freedom.
What a privilege for us to be able to walk by faith in God Himself, armed with all the promises of His Word. I suppose we all desire the security of the solid tree trunk, but the fruit is out on the limb. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. The timid soul asks, “What do I stand to lose if I do it?” The fruit-bearing Christians asks, “What do I stand to lose if I don’t do it?” Real life is lived on the cutting edge.
Prayer: Heavenly Father, help me stand up for what is right, to reach out and love others, and to dare to believe.
Download the Daily in Christ mobile devotions for September at http://www.fourteenfloor.com/2006/07/05/freedom-in-christ
9 Aug
Someone has said that success comes in cans and failure in cannots. The “Twenty Cans of Success,” taken from God’s Word, will expand your knowledge of our faith-object, the Almighty God. Building your faith by internalizing these truths over the next two days will help lift you from the miry clay of the cannots to the reality that in Christ you can do all things. – Neil Anderson
You can download Neil Anderson’s Daily in Christ daily devotions for your cell phone from http://www.fourteenfloor.com/2006/07/05/freedom-in-christ. Twenty Cans of Success is mentioned in the 16th and 17th July devotional readings in Daily in Christ. Daily in Christ is available in paperback format from Amazon.com.
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