Manna in a Minute is sent out every day.  What is listed below is the previous week.  If you would like to receive Manna in a Minute every day, just fill out the contact us form at the bottom of the page, and we will put you on the list to receive Manna in a Minute every day.

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Friday September 4, 2026

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Revelation 3:16 means that Jesus rejects spiritual complacency and self-reliance.  He uses the local aqueduct conditions of Laodicea a a metaphor for uselessness. Hot water from a nearby Hierapolis had healing properties and cold water from Colossae was refreshing.  Lukewarm water was unpalatable and caused people to vomit.  Jesus is not saying cold means being an unbeliever is an enemy of God.  Both hot, which is hearing and active ad cold which is refreshing represent useful states.  Being lukewarm means being spiritually stagnant, inactive, and ineffective.  The warning to be spit out or vomited means losing fellowship, impact and usefulness, but Jesus immediately follows the rebuke with an invitation to open the door and invite HIM back in your life.  There is no neutrality, either Sata is MAD ST YOU or PROUD OF YOU.  God bless you and this has been your MANNA IN A MINUTE!

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Thursday September 3, 2026

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Romans 8:1 reminds believers that we are united with Jesus Christ and are completely free from God's judgement, guilt, and the eternal penalty of sin.  This verse is a legal term.  It means God declares a believer not guilty.  There is no punishment or sentence facing them for past present or future sins.  This points to the present reality.  Because Jesus died on the cross, a believer's standing is secure right now, not just in some distant future.  This forgiveness is not based on human effort or good deeds. It comes entirely from being connected to Jesus through faith.  All of us have a past and Paul explains that this is a joyful turning point.  It's just the focus from human failure and the strict rules of the law to the saving Grace and freedom found in Christ.  Past regrets can paralyze you if you keep replaying it.  Stop replaying it because you are forgiven.  God bless you and this has been your MANNA IN A MINUTE!

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Wednesday September 2, 2026

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Matthew 5:44 means that followers of God must respond to hostility with active, unconditional kindness instead of retaliation.  Jesus calls for a radical shift away from natural human anger and revenge.  This love is an intentional choice to show compassion rather than a warm emotional feeling.  Instead of cursing back or insulting people who speak against you, you speak well of them or wish them well.  In other words, you take practical, helpful actions to the very people who wish you harm, breaking the cycle of malice.  Praying for an opponent softens your own heart, frees you from destructive bitterness, and seeks their well-being before God.  Keep building what God has told you to build no matter who is on board.  Remember, there were snakes in the ark with Noah.  God bless you and this has been your MANNA IN A MINUTE!

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Tuesday September 1, 2026

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I Corinthian 9:24-27 uses the metaphor of an athletic race to teach believers that living the Christian Life requires self control, total dedication, and a focus of internal rewards rather than temporary pleasures.  Paul reminds the Corinthians that while many people run in the stadium race, only one wins the grand prize.  He urges Christians to live their faith with that same intense drive, purpose, and commitment-not casually, but actively seeking to honor God.  Believers exercise spiritual self-control, not for a fading physical prize, but for an everlasting, eternal reward given by God.  Please remember that discipline makes today hard, but tomorrow easier if done correctly.  God bless you and this has been your MANNA IN A MINTUE!

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Monday August 31, 2026

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Proverbs 4:25 tells us we should stay focused on our goals and avoid distractions that can lead us into trouble or moral failure.  It uses physical sight as a metaphor for mental and spiritual concentration.  Looking straight ahead means keeping our attention focused on what is right and true instead of wondering.  If we look around at worldly distractions or bad influences, we risk drifting off the right path.  A focused life has a clear direction.  In the context of Provers4, it means staying committed to wisdom, righteousness, and God's instructions rather than turning toward evil. You can see the drama of life without becoming an actor in the drama of life.  God bless you and this has been your MANNA IN A MINUTE!

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