Heritage Day 2015
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the Heritage Day 2015 page, or contact Iris Prince, by telephone or email.
iprince@heritagebiblecollege.edu or (910) 892-3178 ext. 226
Weekly Devotion
Scripture Text to Read: Jeremiah
29:11 Date: February 23, 2015
When I was a little boy, my parents were always told that God has great plans for me. Even now I still hear the same thing from different people. Although, like most everyone else, before I realized what God had called me to do, I had my own plans. I wanted to be in law enforcement, preferably the canine unit. I also even had a dream of being a weapon specialist or a chaplain in the Army, but God had bigger and better plans for me at this point in my life. I even tried applying to at least two other colleges. I had applied to Miller Motte College and also Fayetteville Technical College. For a little while there I did not think I would get into college at all, because it always seemed something hindered me from being fully enrolled. Then I was told maybe I should try Heritage Bible College, so I did. Then eventually it all started to come together. Within a month’s timespan I had a car, a job, and even got accepted into college.
Have you ever wondered what your purpose or plan in life is? Well, so have I. As I am sure we all have at some point, I began to ask myself what exactly is my purpose in life and wondered if I even had one. Do you know what God’s big plans are for your life? Have you asked God what His plans are for you? If you haven’t, I highly suggest that you do so right now. Whether you have or you haven’t, and no matter what God’s answer is, don’t mistake God’s silence for His absence. Just remember that God has a plan for each and every person’s life and that God’s timing is sometimes not our timing. He knows what is best for our lives. Let’s face it; sometimes we can be a little irrational about things. Sometimes we just have to be patient until God reveals to us what His big plan is for our life.
This scripture for today tells us that the Lord has plans for each and every one of us; we may not always know what it is. The verse tells us that the Lord isn’t here to harm us! He is here to lead and guide us if we will only trust Him. God wants to do marvelous things through us. As clearly stated at the end of the verse, the Lord has plans for our future. This verse I hope speaks volumes to someone out there-- volumes that say God knows what He is doing, and no matter what you are going through, remember the Lord has a future that He is lining up for you.
Life Question: Are you ready to follow God’s plan to find your purpose?
Prayer: God, help me to know what your plan is for my life and to trust you with my future.
Samuel J. Myers, Student of Heritage Bible College -- Youth Ministry Major
When I was a little boy, my parents were always told that God has great plans for me. Even now I still hear the same thing from different people. Although, like most everyone else, before I realized what God had called me to do, I had my own plans. I wanted to be in law enforcement, preferably the canine unit. I also even had a dream of being a weapon specialist or a chaplain in the Army, but God had bigger and better plans for me at this point in my life. I even tried applying to at least two other colleges. I had applied to Miller Motte College and also Fayetteville Technical College. For a little while there I did not think I would get into college at all, because it always seemed something hindered me from being fully enrolled. Then I was told maybe I should try Heritage Bible College, so I did. Then eventually it all started to come together. Within a month’s timespan I had a car, a job, and even got accepted into college.
Have you ever wondered what your purpose or plan in life is? Well, so have I. As I am sure we all have at some point, I began to ask myself what exactly is my purpose in life and wondered if I even had one. Do you know what God’s big plans are for your life? Have you asked God what His plans are for you? If you haven’t, I highly suggest that you do so right now. Whether you have or you haven’t, and no matter what God’s answer is, don’t mistake God’s silence for His absence. Just remember that God has a plan for each and every person’s life and that God’s timing is sometimes not our timing. He knows what is best for our lives. Let’s face it; sometimes we can be a little irrational about things. Sometimes we just have to be patient until God reveals to us what His big plan is for our life.
This scripture for today tells us that the Lord has plans for each and every one of us; we may not always know what it is. The verse tells us that the Lord isn’t here to harm us! He is here to lead and guide us if we will only trust Him. God wants to do marvelous things through us. As clearly stated at the end of the verse, the Lord has plans for our future. This verse I hope speaks volumes to someone out there-- volumes that say God knows what He is doing, and no matter what you are going through, remember the Lord has a future that He is lining up for you.
Life Question: Are you ready to follow God’s plan to find your purpose?
Prayer: God, help me to know what your plan is for my life and to trust you with my future.
Samuel J. Myers, Student of Heritage Bible College -- Youth Ministry Major
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