II Corinthians 4:16: The Apostle Paul speaks of our outer nature wasting away, even as our inner nature is being renewed every day. Do not put your trust in your “exterior decoration”. Paul wants you to remember that there is much more about you that matters. It is your interior life. This is a Wekivaword.

Romans 16:3-16: If we look at the course of Christian faith, we can describe it in relational terms. People are being drawn into good relationship with God, through Christ. And people are drawn together, in good relationship, by the action of the Holy Spirit. As in all relationships, God’s love surpasses everything we know. This is a Wekivaword.

Ephesians 6:1-4 There is an urgent need for families to overcome strife. Refuse to believe that this cannot happen—refuse to believe that we are unable to change. Refuse to believe that we are unable to grow, learn respect, tenderness and honor—again or for the first time, in our families. We have what we need to live together in harmony: The way of Jesus Christ. This is a Wekivaword.

Hebrews 13:18: To be honest in all things, is to be honest in little things as well as big things. If you are honest in little things, you learn to be honest through and through. If you borrow anything—you will return it. If you owe anyone anything—you will repay it. If you say you will do anything—you will do it. Always, everywhere, under all circumstances, you will live the truth. This is a Wekivaword.

John 18:37-38: What is Truth? This is the question Pilate asks. Truth is often nearer than we know. (Because God is always near). Truth can be found through pain or even when you are struggling. Everyone wants to know the truth—don’t they? Don’t you? Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and Life. This is a Wekivaword.

2 Samuel 11:26-12:15: Along the way of life, we falter. We suffer. We make mistakes. We need to be forgiven. Today, you may find yourself in that difficult position. Is there something, today, you need to be forgiven of? If so, repent. Is there someone, today, you need to forgive? If so, forgive. This is a Wekivaword.

I Thessalonians 5:16-18: Praying constantly is like a plant that draws its nutrients from the air about it—taking in what it needs and also given forth all that it can share with others. If you neglect prayer, it is much like the child who holds its breath till it turns blue. Don’t hold your breath. Breathe! Let the wonders of prayer nurture you! This is a Wekivaword.