The Monday Morning Devo with Arvell Craig

Arvell Craig

The Monday Morning Devo by Arvell Craig, is a weekly Christian devotional. Tune in every Monday for a short message of Biblical revelation to encourage you throughout your week.

  1. 16/03/2016

    Praying The Divine Hours

    Praying The Divine Hours by Arvell Craig

    7 phút
  2. "God, What Do You Want Me to Want?"

    02/03/2016

    "God, What Do You Want Me to Want?"

    "God, what do you want me to want?" Such were the words that came to me last week. As I sat and prayed, I felt I needed to pause. Cease from asking for an abundance of good things and instead, humbly request the best thing. Not my will but thine be done. Create a Great Day! - AC http://arvellcraig.com

    3 phút
  3. Greatest Secret to Christian Living

    22/02/2016

    Greatest Secret to Christian Living

    In this week's devo, we look into how to truly live the Christian life in victory. It's one thing I've learned to make life work in the midst of chaos and hard-times and confusion. Here's the idea: "Christianity was never meant to be walked alone. " However in the world we live in, the lone-ranger type, self-made man or woman is often desired and sought. After childhood or depending on others we feel the natural next course is independence. We might even feel maturity is the ability to need no one. But I think all of this is weakness. In fact, I’d say it’s prideful and vulnerable and dangerous. Read the full transcript at: http://arvellcraig.com/the-greatest-secret-to-christian-living

    4 phút
  4. Rewriting the Narrative with Godly Selftalk

    15/02/2016

    Rewriting the Narrative with Godly Selftalk

    Romans 10, speaks of believing with the heart and speaking with the mouth. I believe that our own mouths are necessary to get the word from heart to mind. So, this week, I have written 5 different verses paraphrased for you say to yourself. Let them create a new narrative, based on the grace of God through the blood of Jesus. Visit: http://arvellcraig.com/rewriting-the-narrative-with-godly-selftalk

    6 phút

  5. 10/02/2016

    3 Simple Ways and Reasons to Pay More Attention to Others

    Oh how we need to grow in being others' focused. I see tremendous benefit is shifting out from self centeredness and understanding and looking into the needs of those around us. In person relationships, and business... In how we love God. Much can be accomplished by caring and giving attention to the needs of the people God brings into our lives. Create a Great Day! - AC http://arvellcraig.com/

    6 phút

  6. 01/02/2016

    About the MMDEVO

    Today I wanted to share an overarching perspective or vision for the MMDEVO podcast. Create a Great Day! - AC http://arvellcraig.com

    4 phút

  7. 26/01/2016

    4 Types of Prayers God LOVES to Answer

    In this podcast, we talk about 4 types of prayers that God LOVES to answer. 1. Innocence 2. Repentance 3. Resistance 4. Revelation See more notes at http://arvellcraig.com

    9 phút

  8. 18/01/2016

    Pray Prayers God Loves to Answer

    Lately I keep having this thought come to mind; "pray the prayer God loves to answer." I don't know where I got it from but I can't shake it. In all my requests for my needs wants and desires, I can't help but think there are somethings God is begging me to request and that he will respond swiftly. Eventually, I felt the Holy Spirit lead me to pray a certain way... and as it turns out God did move. It wasn't however the way I expected. It wasn't pretty, but it was necessary. Listen to today's devo and be encouraged. God want's to bless you and heal you and help you. Just listen and follow the leading of his Holy Spirit. Create a Great Day! - AC Music from Jalen Thomas: noisetrade.com/jalenthomas/in-this-place http://arvellcraig.com

    7 phút
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The Monday Morning Devo by Arvell Craig, is a weekly Christian devotional. Tune in every Monday for a short message of Biblical revelation to encourage you throughout your week.

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