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- Sprache: Englisch
Time spent in God's presence empowers you with strength, character, and leadership. As a man of God, you have the opportunity to lead younger generations through turbulent waters, model integrity in relationships, and provide foundations for wise decision making. 100 Days of Strength for Men is a pocketbook devotional that encourages you to spend time with your Creator. As you prayerfully consider these devotions and Scriptures, you will be marked by truth and motivated to embrace all that God has for you. You can be who he intended for you to be with his wisdom and strength guiding you. Content Benefits: - High-grade faux leather cover provides durability and exquisite tactile appeal. - Special heat debossing gives the cover a two-tone appearance and creates indentation which shows off the intricate design and varied texture. - Metallic and matte foil finishing touches are elegantly placed to enhance features, capturing attention and adding class for an aesthetic appeal. - High-quality, sturdy Smyth-sewn binding stitches the signatures together, creating durability and allowing pages to lay flat when open. Decorative head and foot bands are also added to further complement the binding. - Matte art high quality paper with a smooth satin touch provides long-lasting vivid coloration and durability. - A satin ribbon marker conveniently keeps your place so you can quickly pick up where you left off.
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100 Days of Strength for Men
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I can do everything through Christ, who gives me strength.
PHILIPPIANS 4:13 NLT
CONTENTS
Introduction
Day 1: Your Cross
Day 2: More of Him
Day 3: Anger
Day 4: Action
Day 5: Partnership
Day 6: Process
Day 7: Completely New
Day 8: Working in You
Day 9: Rest
Day 10: Everything You Do
Day 11: Fullness
Day 12: Worship the Splendor
Day 13: Access to God
Day 14: Building a Foundation
Day 15: Faithfulness
Day 16: Service
Day 17: Approval
Day 18: Finding Hope Again
Day 19: Confidence
Day 20: Overcomers
Day 21: Training for a Marathon
Day 22: God-Breathed
Day 23: Investment
Day 24: Persistent Prayer
Day 25: Hiding
Day 26: Committed
Day 27: Freedom in Christ
Day 28: Prayer
Day 29: Success
Day 30: Victory
Day 31: Don’t Follow the Crowd
Day 32: Get the Job Done
Day 33: Brotherhood
Day 34: The Amazing News
Day 35: Fear Not
Day 36: Relationship Restoration
Day 37: Uniting Love
Day 38: Anxiety Steals
Day 39: Devoted to Prayer
Day 40: Use My Words
Day 41: Surrender
Day 42: Be My Light
Day 43: No Longer Anxious
Day 44: Life with Christ
Day 45: Routines
Day 46: Sacrifice
Day 47: Continue to Live
Day 48: New Nature
Day 49: Don’t Shrink
Day 50: Hope
Day 51: Self-Sacrifice
Day 52: True Power
Day 53: Purpose
Day 54: Growth
Day 55: To All People
Day 56: Participating
Day 57: Gift of Grace
Day 58: Focus
Day 59: Fruit of the Spirit
Day 60: Attitude
Day 61: Transformation
Day 62: Speaking Life
Day 63: Growing Good
Day 64: Wisdom
Day 65: Peace and Strength
Day 66: Faithfully Committed
Day 67: Affirmation of Others
Day 68: Piercing the Heart
Day 69: Sufficiency of God
Day 70: Grow in Maturity
Day 71: Community
Day 72: Lead through Serving
Day 73: Money
Day 74: God’s Will
Day 75: Wisdom from Above
Day 76: Steadfast
Day 77: Future
Day 78: Fuel of Love
Day 79: Debt of Love
Day 80: Endless Supply
Day 81: Costly Love
Day 82: Heart Posture
Day 83: Suffering
Day 84: Righteousness of Christ
Day 85: Christ-centered Aim
Day 86: Opposition
Day 87: Set On
Day 88: Manner of Life
Day 89: Legacy
Day 90: Proof
Day 91: Forgive As
Day 92: Daily Bread
Day 93: Commitment
Day 94: Courage
Day 95: Content
Day 96: Witnesses
Day 97: Blessing
Day 98: Know Your Flock
Day 99: Stronger Together
Day 100: What’s Inside
Introduction
Is mounting tension and stress sapping you of your strength? Do you lack motivation and excitement to live each day to the fullest?
This pocketbook devotional encourages you to spend time with your Creator, drawing strength from his never-ending supply. As you reflect on these devotions, Scriptures, and prayers, you will be marked by truth and motivated to embrace all that God has for you. Time spent in his presence empowers you with strength, character, and leadership. Be who God intended you to be as you let his wisdom guide you.
DAY 1
Your Cross
Jesus said to his disciples, “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me.”
MATTHEW 16:24 NIV
Following Jesus is a path of great joy but also real sacrifice. Often when we hear the word sacrifice, we think of maybe a mission field or giving away a large amount of money. That’s all well and good and is sometimes what God is calling us to do.
But more often, sacrifice looks like waking up at 3 a.m. to help out a sick friend, taking time during your evening to volunteer at a local soup kitchen, or praying with a co-worker. These are the little sacrifices that, when practiced through the course of years, reap the greatest rewards. What might be your “cross” today? How can you take it up and, in so doing, follow Jesus?
Father, help me to be ready to sacrifice my time and energy for those closest to me. I desire that I might love like you love. Give me strength to do this.
DAY 2
More of Him
That I may know him and the power of his resurrection, and may share his sufferings, becoming like him in his death.
PHILIPPIANS 3:10 ESV
Mimicking Jesus may not necessarily produce, from a worldly standpoint, the success that we are looking for. Yet reorienting our expectations and redefining advancement is necessary in seeing that the Biblical definition of success is more about conformity to the image of Christ (Romans 8:29) and less about worldly recognition.
When we view the world through the gospel lens, we will find that trends do not dictate a faithful service to the Lord, but rather one’s commitment to the Biblical mandate of his disciples. In these scenarios, the Sunday school answer will never fail—Jesus!
Lord Jesus, teach me to see that you are my end goal. Sharpen my eyes to see that you are not a means to another end, but rather you are the end to my means.
DAY 3
Anger
Human anger does not produce the righteousness God desires.
JAMES 1:20 NLT
Getting angry with people is pretty common. Anger is not necessarily the issue; how we control our anger or manage it is what’s imperative. James is not telling us not to be angry. He’s encouraging us to consider our anger and how it affects us as individuals and the people we love.
Think about a moment when you got angry with someone recently. Were you able to express your anger in love? You can tell someone that a particular situation made you upset; they need to know that. They also need to know why that situation made you upset. Then, take time to consider how anger can affect you and your relationships. Does your anger change the way you feel about the person you are angry with?
God, help me in my anger. Develop in me patience and self-control so I can still show love to others when I am angry.
DAY 4
Action
Don’t just listen to God’s word. You must do what it says. Otherwise, you are only fooling yourselves.
JAMES 1:22 NLT
As you grow in your relationship with God, some of the natural desires that develop are prayer, reading Scripture, and joining together with a Christian community. When James spoke about doing “what it says,” he was referring to a kind of action that results in justice: hope for the hopeless. Just a few verses later, he speaks of caring for the widows and orphans—the poor. Following Jesus looks like standing with the marginalized, the poor, and the broken.
How can you model this kind of lifestyle? Maybe start out small by considering how you interact with a cashier or a restaurant server. How do you interact with people of different ethnic backgrounds or the poor? You may find that others will begin to imitate your actions, so consider acting out justice.
God, give me your heart for broken people. Help me to consider ways that I can stand with them and care for them, because ultimately you cared for me.
God is both the motivation and the destination for our spiritual lives.
DAY 5
Partnership
The Lord GOD said, “It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a helper suitable for him.”
GENESIS 2:18 NIV
We were never meant to do life alone. It’s important for us to have a partner, whether it be a spouse, a parent, a sibling, or just a friend, to help us out. God’s creative intention was for community. He even models what relationship looks like through an expression of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
