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Confidence
Here are two great clues to finding confidence in this Word. For starters, “Let us draw near to God.” When life crashes in and starts to overwhelmyou, that’s the time to turn your focus back to God and get near to him. Like sheep sensing danger you need to run to the Shepherd. The second clue is that you are reminded thatyou have already been washed thoroughly clean by your salvation and baptism in Christ . All guilt and condemnation has been removed for all time. Right now, in the middle of youremployment search, you can be fully assured that Jesus has made you righteous. If you need help, guidance, provision and healing you can put it on your “Master’s Card.” As you walk in love and grow in our faith in Him, you will receive His promises. Remember who you are in Christ.
WORDS OF LIFE:
- I am fully persuaded that Jesus is more than enough for all I need.
- By faith I receive confidence and assurance that I am approved by God in Christ and that His promises are mine to claim.
- I thank God that He is both able and willing to meet all my needs.
Word of the Day
let us draw near to God with a sincere heart in full assurance of faith, having our hearts sprinkled to cleanse us from a guilty conscience and having our bodies washed with pure water.
Hebrews 10:22
By Barb Palmer, Employed for Life
Prayer Network
Karl (1) - 10/16/2026
I have been unemployed for 5 months now and really need a full time job. I have taken on part time work but the bills are starting to pile up and I am getting scared that I will lose my home.
Paul Dyches (0) - 10/13/2026
Former middle school science teacher, now working, at 65, for Home Depot as a millwork specialist. The pay is low and my family needs more. Please pray for God's leading in a path He wants me to go…
Paul Dyches (0) - 10/13/2026
A former middle school science teacher, now working for 6 years at Home Depot as a Millwork Specialist. The pay is very low and my family needs me to bring in a good bit more. I\'m 65 but fel much…