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6.14.2026

KING (WEEK 10) A-Z PRAISES TO GOD

 


🌿 Week 11 — K

👑 Titus Table Talk: Entering the King's Court

Warm greetings, dear sisters! 🌸

Welcome back to Titus Table Talk. Thanks for participating in last week's attribute.

This week, Lady Wisdom invites us somewhere special.

Not simply around a table.

Not merely into a conversation.

But into the King's Court.

As you read, imagine yourself entering the throne room of the King of Kings.

Listen carefully.

Reflect prayerfully.

And ask yourself:

👑 If God is truly King, am I allowing Him to reign in every area of my life?

Take your time with this study.

Pause often.

Pray.

Reflect.

There is no need to complete everything in one sitting.

Our goal is not simply to learn about God but to know Him better.


🌿 Welcome to Titus Table Talk

Lady Wisdom

"Welcome, ladies.

Pull up a chair, open your Bible, and join today's conversation.

As we talk together, don't be afraid to pause, think, pray, and even wrestle with the questions being asked.

Some of the Titus Sisters may ask questions you have wondered about yourself.

Let's learn together."

Before beginning, take a moment to pray and ask the Lord to teach you.

🙏 P — Prayer

Lady Wisdom

"Father, as we enter Your court today, teach us what it means to call You King.

Help us not merely to admire Your authority but to submit to it.

Show us areas of our lives that still need to come under Your rule.

Help us trust Your leadership and rest in Your wisdom.

In Jesus' name,

Amen."

📖 R — Read

Psalm 10:16 (KJV)

"The Lord is King for ever and ever..."

Psalm 47:7 (KJV)

"For God is the King of all the earth..."

Revelation 19:16 (KJV)

"KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF LORDS."

👀 O — Observe

👑 Entering the King's Court

Lady Wisdom

Ladies, today's attribute begins with K.

Any guesses?

Titus Sister #1

Kind?

Titus Sister #2

Keeper?

Titus Sister #3

Knowing?

Titus Sister #4

Kingdom?

Lady Wisdom

Excellent guesses.

Let's look at the Scriptures.

What words stand out?

Titus Sister #1

King.

Titus Sister #2

Forever.

Titus Sister #3

All the earth.

Titus Sister #4

King of Kings.

Lady Wisdom

Wonderful.

What do these words teach us about God?

Titus Sister #5

His reign never ends.

Titus Sister #6

No one outranks Him.

Titus Sister #2

His authority extends everywhere.

Lady Wisdom

Exactly.

Based on these observations, what attribute are we studying today?

Titus Sister #1

👑 King?

Lady Wisdom

Yes!

Today we are learning that:

👑 God Is King

🌿 What Does King Mean?

The Hebrew word is:

Melek (MEH-lek)

Meaning:

  • king,

  • ruler,

  • sovereign,

  • one who possesses authority,

  • one whose word carries final authority.

A king rules.

A king governs.

A king protects.

A king leads.

When we call God King, we are declaring that His authority is absolute and His rule is perfect.

🌿 Selah Moment

Pause here if you wish.

What comes to mind when you hear the word:

King?

Write down a few thoughts.

Then continue.

🌸 Stay the course in the Word.

💡 M — Meaning

Titus Sister #1

Lady Wisdom, if God is King, why do I sometimes struggle to obey Him?

Lady Wisdom

Because surrender is often harder than belief.

Many people love God's blessings.

Fewer people love yielding control.

Titus Sister #2

Ouch.

That sounds familiar.

Lady Wisdom

It sounds familiar to all of us.

We often want God to approve our plans rather than asking for His.

Titus Sister #3

So what does God's kingship mean practically?

Lady Wisdom

It means:

  • His wisdom is greater than mine.

  • His plans are better than mine.

  • His timing is wiser than mine.

  • His commands are for my good.

A good King can be trusted.

Titus Sister #4

What areas of life do people struggle most to surrender?

Lady Wisdom

Often:

  • time,

  • money,

  • relationships,

  • future plans,

  • fears,

  • disappointments,

  • control.

👑 The Empty Throne

Lady Wisdom places a picture of a throne in the middle of the table.

Lady Wisdom

Imagine this throne represents the center of your life.

Who has been sitting there lately?

  • Fear?

  • Worry?

  • Busyness?

  • Self?

  • Pride?

  • Comfort?

Or has the King truly been reigning?

🌿 Around the Titus Table

Before reading further:

What area of your life is hardest to surrender to the King?

Pause.

Pray.

Reflect.

Then continue.

🌿 Selah Moment

Let's pause again.

The question is not:

"Is God King?"

The question is:

"Am I allowing Him to reign?"

Sit with that thought for a while.

Then continue.

🌸 Stay the course in the Word.

🌿 Your Turn (Personal Reflection)

If you were sitting in the King's Court today, what question would you ask Lady Wisdom about God's kingship?

Perhaps:

  • Why is surrender so difficult?

  • How do I know if I am resisting God's rule?

  • What does obedience look like?

  • Can I trust the King's plans?

  • What happens when I fail?

Or perhaps you have a different question.

🙌 P — Praise

Lady Wisdom

Why do we praise God for being King?

Titus Sister #1

Because His rule is perfect.

Titus Sister #2

Because His wisdom never fails.

Titus Sister #3

Because His kingdom cannot be shaken.

Titus Sister #4

Because He protects His people.

Titus Sister #5

Because His reign is eternal.

Titus Sister #6

Because I can trust His leadership.

Lady Wisdom

Amen.

🌸 T — Thanksgiving

Lady Wisdom

What can we thank God for today?

All

  • Thank You for being a good King.

  • Thank You for ruling with wisdom.

  • Thank You for leading us.

  • Thank You for protecting us.

  • Thank You for Your perfect authority.

  • Thank You that Your kingdom will never end.

💬 S — Share

🌸 Friday — Kingdom Heart Check

Choose the one answer to each question below that best reflects where you are today.  Share your answers in your Combined Titus Team chat:

1. When I hear that God is King, my first response is:

A. Comfort — I know He is in control.

B. Gratitude — I am thankful for His leadership.

C. Conviction — there are areas I still need to surrender.

D. Curiosity — I want to understand His rule better.

2. Which area is hardest for you to place under the King's rule?

A. My plans

B. My relationships

C. My worries and fears

D. My time and priorities

E. Something else

3. When God's plans differ from mine, I am most likely to:

A. Trust Him and move forward.

B. Ask questions and seek understanding.

C. Struggle for a while before surrendering.

D. Feel frustrated before eventually yielding.

4. Which statement describes you best right now?

A. I need to trust the King's timing.

B. I need to trust the King's wisdom.

C. I need to trust the King's authority.

D. I need to trust the King's heart.

5. Which image from this week's study impacted you the most?

A. Entering the King's Court

B. The Empty Throne

C. The Selah Moments

D. Around the Titus Table

6. If Lady Wisdom asked you today:

"Who is sitting on the throne of your life?"

What would your honest answer be?

A. Jesus is reigning.

B. Fear sometimes takes His place.

C. Worry sometimes takes His place.

D. Busyness sometimes takes His place.

E. I am still working through that question.

🌿 Final Reflection

Complete this sentence:

"This week, the King is inviting me to ________________________."

Share your answer or reflection on your Combined Titus Team chat.

🌸 Saturday — My Attribute for This Season

Which attribute of God is strengthening your faith right now?

Choose one declaration below and share it in the comments below.  Thanks.

🙌 Almighty

Because God is Almighty, I will trust His power over my situation.

🙌 Benevolent

Because God is good, I will trust His heart even when I do not understand His plans.

🙌 Compassionate

Because God is compassionate, I know He sees my needs and cares for me.

🙌 Deliverer

Because God is my Deliverer, I believe He can bring me through this season.

🙌 Eternal

Because God is eternal, I know my circumstances are temporary but His promises endure forever.

🙌 Faithful

Because God is faithful, I will continue trusting Him.

🙌 Gracious

Because God is gracious, I can rest in His mercy and forgiveness.

🙌 Holy

Because God is holy, I will worship Him with reverence and awe.

🙌 Immutable

Because God never changes, I can remain confident in His love and promises.

🙌 Just

Because God is just, I can trust Him even when life seems unfair.

👑 King

Because God is King, I willingly place every area of my life under His loving rule.

📱 Titus Team Connection

Send a brief text to one sister in your Titus Team.

Ask:

"What area of life do you find hardest to surrender to the King?"

Encourage one another and pray together.

📝 A Note to My Future Self

What is one area of life that I want the King to rule more fully?

Write it down.

Pray over it.

Return to it often.

🌸 Around the Titus Table

If Lady Wisdom were sitting across from you right now, she might ask:

"If Jesus is King, what will be different about your life tomorrow?"

How would you answer?

🌿 Quote to Remember

"There is not one square inch in the whole domain of human existence over which Christ, who is Sovereign over all, does not cry: 'Mine!'"

— Abraham Kuyper

🌿 Carry With You Today

Proverbs 21:1 (KJV)

"The king's heart is in the hand of the Lord..."

🌸 Stay the course in the Word.

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6.07.2026

JUST (WEEK 10) A-Z PRAISES TO GOD

 


🌿 Week 10 — J

✨ Titus Table Talk: Discovering Another Attribute of God

Warm greetings, dear sisters! 🌸

Welcome to our first Titus Table Talk.

This week, instead of a traditional lesson, you are invited to pull up a chair and join a conversation with Lady Wisdomand the Titus Sisters as they discover another beautiful attribute of God.

As you read, imagine yourself sitting around the table with your Bible open.

Listen to the questions.

Consider your own answers.

Pause when needed.

Reflect deeply.

Pray often.

This study is designed to be experienced, not rushed. 

Feel free to spread it over several days (Sunday to Thursday). There is no need to complete everything in one sitting. The goal is not simply to finish the study, but to deepen your understanding of who God is and strengthen your walk with Him.

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6.01.2026

JUNE BIBLE READING PLAN

 


Days 152–181

💬 Gentle Encouragement

This month reminds us that God remains faithful through seasons of rebuilding, correction, renewal, and growth.

Some chapters will inspire us with stories of courage and reform.
Others will reveal the consequences of pride, compromise, and disobedience.
Yet throughout it all, God continues to preserve His people and accomplish His purposes.

Even when circumstances change, the Lord remains constant and worthy of our trust.

Pray simply:
“Lord, help me to remain faithful, attentive to Your Word, and willing to follow wherever You lead.”

🌿 Monthly Overview

This month begins with the closing chapters of 1 Kings and continues through 2 Kings, where we witness the ministries of Elijah and Elisha, the rise and fall of kings, and the spiritual decline of both Israel and Judah. These chapters repeatedly remind us that obedience to God matters deeply and that the Lord continues to call His people back to Himself.

We then move into 1 Chronicles, which revisits Israel’s history with an emphasis on worship, leadership, covenant, and preparation for the Temple. These chapters highlight God’s faithfulness across generations and the importance of wholehearted devotion.

In the New Testament, we continue through 2 Corinthians, where Paul speaks about suffering, comfort, generosity, reconciliation, and spiritual strength. We then journey through Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, and begin Colossians, learning about grace, freedom in Christ, unity, spiritual maturity, and joyful Christian living.

This month also brings us to the completion of the Psalms, ending with the great praise psalms of Psalm 146–150. These final psalms call everything that has breath to praise the Lord.

📅 Daily Reading Plan

DayDate OTNTPsalm
Day 152Monday, June 1            1 Kings 17–182 Corinthians 3        Psalm 146
Day 153Tuesday, June 21 Kings 19–20                2 Corinthians 4Psalm 147
Day 154Wednesday, June 31 Kings 21–222 Corinthians 5Psalm 148
Day 155Thursday, June 42 Kings 1–22 Corinthians 6Psalm 149
Day 156Friday, June 52 Kings 3–42 Corinthians 7Psalm 150

📖 Psalms Complete

DayDate    OT  NT
Day 157Saturday, June 62 Kings 5–6                    2 Corinthians 8
Day 158Sunday, June 72 Kings 7–82 Corinthians 9
Day 159Monday, June 8            2 Kings 9–102 Corinthians 10
Day 160Tuesday, June 92 Kings 11–122 Corinthians 11
Day 161Wednesday, June 102 Kings 13–142 Corinthians 12
Day 162Thursday, June 112 Kings 15–162 Corinthians 13
Day 163Friday, June 122 Kings 17–18Galatians 1
Day 164Saturday, June 132 Kings 19–20Galatians 2
Day 165Sunday, June 142 Kings 21–22Galatians 3
Day 166Monday, June 152 Kings 23–25Galatians 4
Day 167Tuesday, June 161 Chronicles 1–2Galatians 5
Day 168Wednesday, June 171 Chronicles 3–4Galatians 6
Day 169Thursday, June 181 Chronicles 5–6Ephesians 1
Day 170Friday, June 191 Chronicles 7–8Ephesians 2
Day 171Saturday, June 201 Chronicles 9–10Ephesians 3
Day 172Sunday, June 211 Chronicles 11–12Ephesians 4
Day 173Monday, June 221 Chronicles 13–14Ephesians 5
Day 174Tuesday, June 231 Chronicles 15–16Ephesians 6
Day 175Wednesday, June 241 Chronicles 17–18Philippians 1
Day 176Thursday, June 251 Chronicles 19–20Philippians 2
Day 177Friday, June 261 Chronicles 21–22Philippians 3
Day 178Saturday, June 271 Chronicles 23–24Philippians 4
Day 179Sunday, June 281 Chronicles 25–26Colossians 1
Day 180Monday, June 291 Chronicles 27–29Colossians 2
Day 181Tuesday, June 302 Chronicles 1–2Colossians 3

Thank you for reading with us.

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5.31.2026

IMMUTABLE (Week 9) A-Z Praises to God

 


🌿 Week 9 — I: Immutable

✨ The God Who Never Changes

Warm greetings, dear sisters! 🌸

Life changes. Seasons shift. Emotions rise and fall. People change. Circumstances surprise us.

But our God does not.

This week we will reflect on God as Immutable—the unchanging God whose love, truth, promises, and faithfulness remain steady through every season of life.

If this is your first time joining us, warmly welcome! Feel free to begin here and continue along with us. You are also welcome to revisit the previous studies whenever you are able.

As you move through this study, please do so at your own pace. There is no need to rush through everything at once. Give yourself ample time to pause, pray, reflect, and truly meditate on the scriptures and truths presented.

This study is meant to help solidify and deepen our understanding of who God is.

🌸 Before beginning this study, pause and take a few moments to pray and invite the Lord to speak to your heart through His Word.

🙏 P — Prayer

Lord, thank You that You remain faithful through every changing season of life.

When emotions shift,
when circumstances feel uncertain,
and when life feels unstable,
help me remember that You are steady, trustworthy, and true.

Anchor my heart in Your unchanging nature and help me rest confidently in who You are.

📖 R — Read

Hebrews 13:8

  • “Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever.”

James 1:17

  • “With whom is no variableness, neither shadow of turning.”

Lamentations 3:22–23

  • “It is of the Lord’s mercies that we are not consumed… They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness.”

Numbers 23:19

  • “God is not a man, that he should lie…”

Psalm 90:2

  • “Even from everlasting to everlasting, thou art God.”

👀 O — Observe

What do these scriptures reveal about God?

  • God remains the same

  • His faithfulness continues daily

  • His mercy does not fail

  • His promises remain true

  • His character does not fluctuate

  • God remains trustworthy through every season

Take note of what stands out most to you.

💡 M — Meaning

✨ I — Immutable

“For I am the Lord, I change not…” — Malachi 3:6 (KJV)

🌿 What Does Immutable Mean?

The word Immutable means:

  • unchanging,

  • constant,

  • steady,

  • always the same.

God never changes in:

  • His character,

  • His love,

  • His truth,

  • His promises,

  • or His faithfulness.

People change. Circumstances change. Seasons change.

But God remains perfectly steady.

Because God is immutable:

  • we can trust Him completely,

  • rely on His promises,

  • remain hopeful during uncertain seasons,

  • and rest in His steady love and faithfulness.

The same God who strengthened His people in scripture is still strengthening His people today.

He does not become 

  • less loving,
  • less merciful,
  • less faithful,
  • or less powerful.

God remains perfectly constant.

🙌 P — Praise

Lord, I praise You because:

  • You remain faithful,

  • Your love remains steady,

  • Your mercy continues daily,

  • Your promises still stand,

  • and Your presence never leaves us.

You are constant in every changing season of life.

🌸 T — Thanksgiving

Lord, thank You that:

  • You do not change,

  • Your Word remains true,

  • Your love remains secure,

  • and Your faithfulness continues from generation to generation.

Thank You for being my stability when life feels uncertain.

💬 S — Share:  CHAT & BLOG

Whenever you complete this study,
on your Combined Titus Team chat, briefly share:

  • one truth you learned about God being Immutable from this devotional.

Then, in the comments below, share:

  • one attribute of God below that we have studied so far that is especially resonating with your heart in this season, along with the quotation connected to it.

Almighty — the God who is all-powerful and able to do what no one else can do.

  • “There is no panic in heaven, only plans.” — Corrie ten Boom, The Hiding Place
Benevolent (Good) — the God whose goodness, kindness, and care never fail.
  • “God is always good. Everything He does is good.” — A.W. Tozer, The Knowledge of the Holy
Compassionate — the God who is tenderhearted, merciful, and deeply moved by the needs of His people.
  • “There is no pit so deep that God’s love is not deeper still.” — Corrie ten Boom, Tramp for the Lord
Deliverer — the God who rescues, protects, strengthens, and brings His people through difficult seasons.
  • “God never allows pain without a purpose.” — Elisabeth Elliot, Suffering Is Never for Nothing
Eternal — the God who has no beginning or ending and remains forever faithful through every generation.
  • “Time changes many things, but it never changes God.” — inspired by themes from A.W. Tozer, The Knowledge of the Holy
Faithful — the God who keeps His promises and remains trustworthy in every season of life.
  • “Faithfulness is not the absence of struggle, but the presence of God through it.” — Charles Spurgeon, Morning and Evening
Gracious — the God who lovingly gives mercy, forgiveness, help, and favor that we do not deserve.
  • “Grace is God’s unmerited favor shown to guilty sinners.” — Jerry Bridges, Transforming Grace
Holy — the God who is pure, righteous, perfect, and completely set apart.
  • “Only once in sacred Scripture is an attribute of God elevated to the third degree… only God’s holiness is declared to be holy, holy, holy.” — R.C. Sproul, The Holiness of God.
Immutable — the God who never changes in His character, love, truth, promises, or faithfulness.

  • “God never changes moods or cools off in His affections.” — A.W. Tozer, The Knowledge of the Holy

🌸 We look forward to hearing how the Lord is speaking to you through these studies together.

🌿 Carry With You Today

Proverbs 3:26

  • “For the Lord shall be thy confidence…”

Let this truth remain with you throughout the day.

🌸 Stay the course in the Word.  

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5.24.2026

HOLY (Week 8) A - Z PRAISES TO GOD |


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Week 8 — H: Holy

Warm greetings, dear sisters.

Thank you for continuing this journey with us as we reflect on the attributes of God. So far, we have studied God as Almighty, Benevolent (Good), Compassionate, Deliverer, Eternal, Gracious and Faithful.

This week we turn our hearts toward God as Holy—perfectly pure, set apart, righteous, and glorious in all His ways.

Take this study at your own pace throughout the week. The goal is not rushing through material, but slowing down enough to see God more clearly and respond to Him sincerely. Feel free to use the suggested study schedule below.

H — Holy

“Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lord of hosts.” — Isaiah 6:3

Focus for this week:

Seeing God as Holy—the One who is perfectly pure, righteous, and completely set apart.

Weekly Attribute Summary:

God is Holy — there is no one like Him.

SUNDAY — READ & REFLECT

P — Prayer

Lord, open my eyes to see Your holiness more clearly. Help me to respond to You with reverence, worship, and obedience.

R — Read (Return to these throughout the week)

“Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lord of hosts…” — Isaiah 6:3

“Be holy, for I am holy.” — 1 Peter 1:16

“There is no one holy like the Lord…” — 1 Samuel 2:2

“Exalt the Lord our God and worship at His holy hill…” — Psalm 99:9

“The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom…” — Proverbs 9:10

Reflect

Take a few moments to reflect:

  • What comes to mind when you think about the holiness of God?

  • How does God’s holiness affect the way you approach Him?

Picture This Attribute

Imagine standing before a brilliant light so pure that nothing hidden remains concealed.

God’s holiness is perfect purity without sin, darkness, or corruption.

Name It Before God

Is there an area of your life where God may be calling you to draw closer to Him in purity, obedience, or reverence?

Perhaps in:

  • your thoughts

  • your speech

  • your attitude

  • your relationships

  • your priorities

  • your entertainment choices

  • your prayer life

  • your worship

  • your forgiveness toward others

  • your obedience to His Word

  • your time with Him

  • your private life

Bring that area honestly before the Lord today, then share with us on the WOW chat the one you choose so we can pause and pray for you today.

Let these scriptures remain with you throughout the day. Return tomorrow, God willing.

  • “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom…” — Proverbs 9:10

MONDAY — OBSERVE

O — Observe

  • God is completely holy
    “Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lord of hosts…” — Isaiah 6:3

  • There is no one like Him
    “There is no one holy like the Lord…” — 1 Samuel 2:2

  • His holiness calls for worship
    “Exalt the Lord our God…” — Psalm 99:9

  • God desires His people to reflect His holiness
    “Be holy, for I am holy.” — 1 Peter 1:16

  • Reverence for God produces wisdom
    “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom…” — Proverbs 9:10

Attribute Contrast

The world changes its standards constantly.

But God’s holiness never changes.

What stood out to you in the Observe section above? Share it on the WOW chat.

If you feel spiritually dry today, remember:
God’s holiness draws us back to worship and surrender.

Take a few quiet moments to reflect on what you have read today. Continue tomorrow, God willing.

  • “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom…” — Proverbs 9:10

TUESDAY — MEANING

M — Meaning

Why This Matters

Holy (Hebrew: qadosh)
Set apart, sacred, pure, completely without sin.

God’s holiness means He is absolutely pure in every way.

He is:

  • morally perfect

  • righteous

  • pure

  • without corruption

  • completely set apart from sin

God’s holiness is not harsh or cold. It reveals the beauty, purity, and perfection of His character.

Attribute in Action

When Isaiah saw the holiness of God in Isaiah 6, he became aware of both God’s greatness and his own need for cleansing.

God’s holiness does not push us away when we come humbly—it draws us into transformation.

Living in Light of This Truth

Because God is holy:

  • I can worship Him with reverence

  • I can pursue purity and obedience

  • I can turn away from sin

  • I can approach Him with humility

  • I can desire what pleases Him

  • I can live differently from the world around me

Look Back

When has God convicted, corrected, or drawn you closer to Him?

Take a moment to sit with this truth.

On the WOW chat:
Type “Holy is the Lord” if you desire to grow closer to Him.

Faith Declaration

Lord, help me to honor You with my life and walk closely with You.

Whisper This Prayer Throughout the Day

“Lord, make my heart sensitive to You.”

Identity Reminder

Because God is holy, He is able to cleanse, restore, and transform us.

May these reminders strengthen your heart today. Continue tomorrow, God willing.

  • “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” — Matthew 5:8

WEDNESDAY — PRAISE

P — Praise (with Scripture)

Lord, I praise You because You are holy
“Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lord of hosts…” — Isaiah 6:3

You are pure and righteous in all Your ways
“The Lord is righteous in all His ways…” — Psalm 145:17

There is no one like You
“There is no one holy like the Lord…” — 1 Samuel 2:2

You are worthy of reverence and worship
“Worship the Lord in holy attire…” — Psalm 96:9

Your ways are perfect
“As for God, His way is blameless…” — Psalm 18:30

You are glorious in holiness
“Who is like You… majestic in holiness?” — Exodus 15:11

Praise Pause

Pause here and spend a few moments simply praising God for who He is.

Take a few moments to continue in your own words.

Breath Prayer:

“Holy are You, Lord.”

Optional Worship

Spend a few moments listening to a worship song about God’s holiness such as:

  • Holy Forever

  • Holy, Holy, Holy

  • Revelation Song

On the WOW chat:
Share the link to the song you listened to on the WOW chat.

Let your heart remain in a posture of praise today. Continue tomorrow, God willing.

“Worship the Lord in holy attire…” — Psalm 96:9

THURSDAY — THANKSGIVING

T — Thanksgiving (with Scripture)

Thank You, Lord, that You are holy
— Isaiah 6:3

Thank You that Your ways are pure and righteous
— Psalm 145:17

Thank You for Your patience and mercy toward me
— Psalm 103:8

Thank You that You cleanse and forgive
— 1 John 1:9

Thank You that You continue to shape my heart
— Philippians 1:6

Thank You that I can approach You through Christ
— Hebrews 4:16

Take time to thank Him in your own words.

On the WOW chat:

Type one word that comes to mind when you think about the holiness of God.

You may use one of these, or choose your own:

Pure    Righteous Sacred
Glorious    Reverent     Majestic
Perfect    Set Apart   Awesome
Clean    Light   Worthy
Blameless    Exalted

Identity Reminder

Because God is holy, He is able to transform my heart and life.

Sit quietly before the Lord today and reflect on His holiness. Return tomorrow, God willing.

  • “Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good…” — Psalm 107:1

FRIDAY OR SATURDAY — SHARE

S — Share

As you reflect on this week’s study, take a moment to think about how the holiness of God has impacted your heart personally.

In the comments section below on this blog:

Share one statement or truth from the list below that especially resonated with you, or write your own.

Optional Statements

  • This week reminded me that God is holy because He is completely pure and unlike anyone else.

  • One thing I am learning about God’s holiness is that His ways are always righteous and true.

  • I am thankful that God is perfectly pure and righteous because I can fully trust His character.

  • One scripture that especially encouraged me this week was:
    “Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lord of hosts.” — Isaiah 6:3

  • This study helped me think differently about the importance of reverence and obedience before God.

  • I was especially encouraged by the reminder that God’s holiness also includes His mercy and patience toward us.

  • This week helped me draw closer to God by becoming more aware of His presence and purity.

  • I am grateful that God continues to cleanse, shape, and transform my heart.

Take time to reflect on what the Lord has shown you this week. Return tomorrow, God willing.

  • “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom…” — Proverbs 9:10

SATURDAY — PRAISING GOD FOR WHO HE IS

As we come to the close of this week’s study, let us take time to reflect on the attributes of God we have studied so far and praise Him for who He is.

Almighty: When my strength ends, His power does not.

Benevolent: God is good — not sometimes, not occasionally, but continually good.

Compassionate: He sees every tear, hears every silent cry, and still draws near.

Deliverer: Chains break. Fear trembles. Darkness loses its grip when God steps in.

Eternal: Before time began, He was God. When kingdoms rise and fall, He remains unchanged.

Faithful: People may fail. Situations may shift. But God keeps His Word.

Gracious: He gives mercy where judgment was deserved. He lifts us gently when weakness says, “stay down.”

Holy: Pure in every way. Righteous in every act. Perfect in all His ways.


So today, we do not praise God because life is perfect. We praise Him because He is — Almighty, Benevolent, Compassionate, Deliverer, Eternal, Faithful, Gracious, and Holy.

On the WOW Chat

Share one declaration that has especially encouraged or strengthened your heart, and you may also briefly share why.

Closing Scripture

“Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised…” — Psalm 145:3

Spend some time today simply praising God for who He is.

  • “Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.” — Psalm 150:6

WOW End of Week Check-In

As you complete this week’s study, we would love to hear from you on the WOW chat.

You may simply post:
“Completed — H (Holy)”

Encouragement

Continue to grow in the knowledge of who God is.
The more clearly we see Him, the more sincerely we worship, trust, and thank Him. Stay the course in the Word.








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