Genesis 18:30 – Have you brought your concerns to God already? Are you feeling reluctant to pray again what you have prayed before? Bring those concerns to God again, with the same attitude as Abraham, respectfully, but repeating what you have said. God will surely listen. This is a Wekivaword.

James 5:16 – Pray with purpose today. The Bible says that the prayers of the righteous bring about powerful response from God. God wants to hear from you today, as you share with God your concerns and challenges. This is a Wekivaword.

"Hiding in the Spotlight" An Evening with Greg Dawson will be presented at Wekiva Presbtyerian Church on:

Tuesday, January 28 at 7 p.m.

Everyone is invited - Admission is free.

Hear Author and former Orlando Sentinel columnist Greg Dawson share the true story of his mother Zhanna, who hid her Jewish identity but coul not hide her musical talents. The Nazis killed her parents, but she survivied by "Hiding in the Spotlight".

Wekiva Presbyterian Church
211 Wekiva Springs Lane
Longwood, Florida 32779

I Timothy 4:4 – Everything created by God is good. Look for the goodness in this day, and in God’s creation as you experience it where you are today. God is the author of the whole creation. May you rely on God’s grace, and seek to do God’s will. This is a Wekivaword.

Exodus 4:11-12: If you hear something worth hearing, remember that God made it possible. If you say something worth saying, remember that God made it possible. If you do something worth celebrating, remember that God made it possible. Isn’t that fantastic? This is a Wekivaword.

Psalm 55:22 It is just like casting a net. Toss those cares into the sea of God’s love. Trust that God’s sustenance will return to you as a result. This is a Wekivaword.

Psalm 3:3 There is no greater “force field” than God’s love for you, which is surrounding you at this moment and will continue to do so throughout this day. So live in “the zone” that is God’s love. This is a Wekivaword.

2 Corinthians 1:20: Every one of God’s promises is a YES! Awesome. That should put a spring in your step today. Fear not. God is with you. God’s promises are for you. A whole collection of yes upon yes. Enjoy this day! This is a Wekivaword.

Numbers 11:23: Is God’s power limited? Wow, what a question. If you have been asking that, read again what God has done for God’s people in the past. God is Power Unlimited. This is a Wekivaword.

2 Timothy 4:5: Paul is giving Timothy great advice here. Why would we artificially impair all our God-given senses? There is no good reason to do this. Being sober and clear headed is something to be thankful for. Ask God to reclothe you in your rightful mind today and each day. This is a Wekivaword.

Psalm 115:2-3: God’s in His heaven—all’s right with God’s world, is not just a nice passage from an old poet, it is also a reminder that God is at the helm even when the way gets stormy. When God does what God pleases (which is all the time), it benefits all who belong to God. This is a Wekivaword.

1 Kings 2:2-3: Did you notice that the scripture doesn’t say, Be weak and fainthearted? Maybe your faith-backbone needs strengthening today. Remember that God is in the middle of that challenge you face. Be strong. Be courageous. This is a Wekivaword.

Psalm 84:3: There is a sparrow or some other similarly small songbird that is trying to get your attention today… to sing of God and God’s care for even the smallest and least noticed. If you think about it, you’ll understand. God loves and cares for you. This is a Wekivaword.

I Timothy 3:15. How far do you wander from the household before you feel lost and alone? Let the Living God bring you back home again, this moment. Rest in God’s presence and receive God’s nurturing care. This is a Wekivaword.

Exodus 7:1-2: Can you imagine how much we would enjoy listening to others if everything that everyone said was all that God commanded them to say? Make that your goal today. To say only what God would have you say. You will bless others immeasurably and even yourself, if you do. This is a Wekivaword.

Psalm 126:1 Pinch me, I must be dreaming! People say that when things go better than they had expected. Of course the next thing they should say is, “Thank You God!” It is the Lord who restores our fortunes; better than the best dream ever. This is a Wekivaword.