Jarvis Kingston

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  • Episode 1105 - Jarvis Kingston Peace be still! In the same way that Jesus spoke these words over the waves in the storm, I too speak these w

    Episode 1105 - Jarvis Kingston Peace be still! In the same way that Jesus spoke these words over the waves in the storm, I too speak these w
    Sep 19 2024
    Your Daily Prayer 🙏🏾 Matthew 8:26
    When the waves of life rise, anchor yourself in Jesus.

    Today’s daily devotional is about Jesus calming the storm and healing a demon-possessed man. Jesus demonstrated His authority over nature and the spiritual realm, calming both a raging storm and a tormented soul with His powerful word.
    STORY
    Bible in a Year: The Storm Within
    Scripture
    And he arose, and rebuked the wind, and said unto the sea, Peace, be still. And the wind ceased, and there was a great calm.

    Mark 4:39
    Have you ever felt overwhelmed by life’s storms, wondering if you would make it through?

    The disciples experienced such a moment on the Sea of Galilee. As a fierce storm threatened to capsize their boat, they were filled with fear. But Jesus, asleep amid the chaos, awoke and with a simple command, calmed the wind and waves. His words, “Peace, be still,” brought instant calm to the stormy sea, revealing His divine authority over nature.

    What does Jesus' calming of the storm teach us about His power and presence in our lives?

    It reminds us that no matter how turbulent our circumstances, Jesus has the power to bring peace and calm. His presence with us in the storm assures us that we are never alone.

    How can you invite Jesus into the storms of your life?

    Upon reaching the shore, Jesus was met by a man possessed by a legion of demons. This man, tormented and ostracized, ran to Jesus, recognizing His authority. Jesus commanded the demons to leave, freeing the man from his torment. This miraculous deliverance showcases Jesus' authority over the spiritual realm and His compassion for those who are suffering.

    What does the healing of the demon-possessed man teach us about Jesus' compassion and power? It shows that Jesus is not only willing to confront the spiritual battles we face but is also powerful enough to bring us complete deliverance and restoration.

    How can you rely on Jesus for both physical and spiritual healing?

    Reflecting on these stories, we see that Jesus' power and authority extend over all creation, whether calming a physical storm or delivering a soul from spiritual bondage. His love and compassion drive Him to bring peace and healing to every aspect of our lives.
    REFLECTION
    Reflect on the storms in your life that are causing you fear or distress. Are you seeking Jesus’ presence and trusting in His power to bring peace?

    Trust in His authority over both the physical and spiritual battles you face. Seek His peace in prayer and rely on His power to bring restoration and healing.

    Whatever you’re facing today, however deep the valley, hot the oven, or troubling the circumstances, God sees it, hears your sighs, and is acting in response to your prayers.

    PRAYER
    “And he saith unto them, Why are ye fearful, O ye of little faith? Then he arose, and rebuked the winds and the sea; and there was a great calm.”
    MATTHEW 8:26
    Peace be still! In the same way that Jesus spoke these words over the waves in the storm, I too speak these words over the storms in my life. When others come to me to bring up the magnitude of the storm I may be facing I will in all boldness remind them of the magnitude of my God. For there is nothing that I can’t conquer because Jesus who lives inside of me has already conquered this world and every trouble in it. No matter the demonic attacks around me I will not be moved when I am standing face to face with satan and his traps! Because of Jesus and His sacrifice I now possess more power than the darkest of enemies. Thank You Jesus! Thank You that I am set free and that I also have the power to point people to You and Your absolute freedom. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

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    15 mins
  • Episode 1104 - Jarvis Kingston Trust in God's justice when faced with evil and strive to live righteously knowing that the final judgment wi

    Episode 1104 - Jarvis Kingston Trust in God's justice when faced with evil and strive to live righteously knowing that the final judgment wi
    Sep 18 2024
    Your Daily Prayer 🙏🏾 Matthew 13:44
    Trust in God’s justice, for it is perfect and sure.

    Today’s daily devotional is about Jesus' parables on the kingdom of heaven. He taught about the coexistence of good and evil, the unparalleled value of God's kingdom, and the final judgment where the righteous will be separated from the wicked. These parables reveal the profound truths of God's kingdom in simple, relatable stories.
    STORY
    Bible in a Year: Stories of the Kingdom
    Scripture
    Again, the kingdom of heaven is like unto treasure hid in a field; the which when a man hath found, he hideth, and for joy thereof goeth and selleth all that he hath, and buyeth that field.

    Matthew 13:44
    Have you ever wondered what the kingdom of heaven is like?

    Jesus used parables to paint vivid pictures of God’s kingdom, revealing its nature through simple yet profound stories. One such parable is about a farmer who sowed good seed in his field, only to have an enemy sow weeds among the wheat. When the plants sprouted, the weeds appeared too. Rather than immediately uproot the weeds, the farmer allowed both to grow together until the harvest, illustrating the coexistence of good and evil until the end times.

    What does this parable teach us about the presence of evil in the world?

    It reminds us that while evil exists, it is temporary and will ultimately be dealt with by God at the final judgment. We are called to live righteously, trusting in God’s ultimate justice.

    How do you respond to the presence of evil around you, knowing God's justice will prevail?

    Jesus also compared the kingdom of heaven to a treasure hidden in a field and a merchant searching for fine pearls. When the treasure and the pearl were found, they were deemed worth more than everything else the finders possessed. This highlights the incomparable value of God’s kingdom, worth any sacrifice to attain.

    What sacrifices are you willing to make for the sake of God's kingdom?

    Finally, Jesus likened the kingdom to a net that gathers all kinds of fish. When the net is full, the good fish are kept, and the bad are thrown away. This parable emphasizes the final judgment, where the righteous and wicked will be separated.

    How does knowing about the final judgment influence your daily life and decisions?

    Reflecting on these parables, we see that the kingdom of heaven is a place of great value, mixed with both good and evil until the end, and ultimately a realm where God’s justice prevails. These truths call us to live with a kingdom mindset, valuing God's reign above all else and trusting in His justice.
    REFLECTION
    Reflect on the values and priorities of your life. Are you living with a kingdom mindset, valuing God's reign above all else?

    Trust in God's justice when faced with evil and strive to live righteously, knowing that the final judgment will bring separation of the righteous and the wicked.

    Whatever you’re facing today, however deep the valley, hot the oven, or troubling the circumstances, God sees it, hears your sighs, and is acting in response to your prayers.

    PRAYER
    “Again, the kingdom of heaven is like unto treasure hid in a field; the which when a man hath found, he hideth, and for joy thereof goeth and selleth all that he hath, and buyeth that field.”
    MATTHEW 13:44
    Dear God, help me to realize that I have an enemy, Satan. Help me to realize and recognize when he is planting seeds of dissension, division, and chaos in the fields of purpose in my life. As I acknowledge this truth I confess that I need Your word to help illuminate and decipher the weeds that satan has planted and the seeds that You’ve called me to deposit into the soil of my future. Like precious treasure, Your Word will I keep hidden in my heart because it is through these truths that the key to eternal life and an abundant life here on earth is realized. I am committed to protecting Your Kingdom, and nothing on this earth will make me compromise my character to give up the treasure I’ve found in You Jesus. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

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    15 mins
  • Episode 1103 - Jarvis Kingston I’m healthy & ready to have Your word produce a crop of abundance 30, 60 and 100 fold. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

    Episode 1103 - Jarvis Kingston I’m healthy & ready to have Your word produce a crop of abundance 30, 60 and 100 fold. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.
    Sep 17 2024
    Your Daily Prayer 🙏🏾 Mark 4:32
    Cultivate your heart to be good soil for God’s truth.

    Today’s daily devotional is about the parable of the four soils, where Jesus teaches about different responses to God's Word. The soils represent various heart conditions, with the good soil yielding a fruitful crop. This parable challenges us to reflect on our own hearts in response to God's message.
    STORY
    Bible in a Year: The Four Soils
    Scripture
    But he that received seed into the good ground is he that heareth the word, and understandeth it; which also beareth fruit, and bringeth forth, some an hundredfold, some sixty, some thirty.

    Matthew 13:23
    Have you ever wondered why some people seem to thrive in their faith while others struggle?

    Jesus’ parable of the four soils provides profound insights into this question. As Jesus taught by the shores of Galilee, He described a farmer sowing seeds on different types of soil, each representing the various conditions of human hearts.

    What does each type of soil represent in our response to God's Word?

    The path represents a hardened heart where the word is quickly snatched away. The rocky ground signifies those who receive the word with joy but fall away when trouble comes because they have no root. The soil among thorns illustrates those who hear the word but are choked by life's worries, riches, and pleasures. Finally, the good soil represents those who hear, accept, and produce a fruitful crop.

    How can you ensure that your heart is like the good soil?

    Cultivating a heart like the good soil involves being open, receptive, and committed to applying God’s Word in our lives. It means removing the "thorns" that choke our faith, such as distractions and worldly concerns, and allowing our roots to grow deep through prayer, study, and obedience.

    What steps can you take to deepen your spiritual roots and cultivate a fruitful heart?

    Reflecting on the parable, we are challenged to examine the condition of our hearts. Are there areas where we are resistant to God’s Word? Are there distractions that prevent us from growing spiritually? By addressing these issues, we can become more like the good soil, ready to receive and act on God’s Word, producing a bountiful harvest in our lives.
    REFLECTION
    Reflect on the current state of your heart. Are there areas where you need to be more receptive to God's Word?

    This week, focus on cultivating a heart that is like the good soil. Remove distractions and worries that choke your spiritual growth, and invest time in prayer, study, and application of the Scriptures.

    PRAYER
    “But when it is sown, it groweth up, and becometh greater than all herbs, and shooteth out great branches; so that the fowls of the air may lodge under the shadow of it.”
    MARK 4:32
    Those who have ears to hear… hear. These words are the staples in which I am listening to today's reading. Lord I thank You that You’ve given me the Bible to help lead and guide me in the way that I should live my life. Jesus, thank You for being the personification of the living Word here on earth. As I meditate on today's truth found in Matthew 13 and Mark 4:1-32, I realize that Your word is the seed in which all of my purpose and destiny will blossom and come forth through. Therefore my heart will not be like the soil that allowed Your seed to lay unprotected so that other people around me can steal what You’ve deposited in me. My heart will not be like the shallow soil that could not allow the root of Your word to take hold so when the trials of life come it withers under the heat of pressure. I also declare that I will not let Your word fall on the thorns of life and become so focused on my trials that they choke Your promises out of my thoughts and speech. I declare that my heart and my life is good soil. I declare that I’m healthy and ready to have Your word produce a crop of abundance 30, 60 and 100 fold. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

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    15 mins

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