Soul Food Recipe Cards: Request, Wait and Expect

Saturday, January 2, 2010

Request, Wait and Expect

Devotional linked to this recipe card: Request, Wait and Expect

Print this soul food recipe card, cut it to recipe card size to carry with you and apply to your daily life. Make notes on the back of the card of a specific word God has laid on your heart after reading the scripture and reviewing the devotional linked above. Use this card as a reminder of anything God is asking you to do in response to His word.

Request, Wait and Expect

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Why Recipe Cards?

Food for the Soul is all about DISCOVERING the scripture that God has written to feed our soul, APPLYING it to our lives as we exchange good eating habits for bad and ultimately developing a CRAVING in our soul for this good food.

As we explore scripture together, God will have a different word for you than for me or the next person. God prepares a table for 2...you and Him. Each meal is created specifically to speak a word into your life and to address the place you are in your journey with Him.

DISCOVERING
Each devotional on Food for the Soul will explore different scriptures that inspire, direct and teach us in the ways we can feed our soul. Take time to read the devotional that goes with each scripture, pray over what you have read and then journal your personal thoughts. The journaling is the time you ‘discover’ what God is wanting you to see in your life at this time.

APPLYING
The key scripture for each devotional is supported by a Soul Food Recipe Card. The ingredient will be the key scripture and the directions will be the application steps gleaned from the supporting devotional. Take time to pray and ask God to show you how He wants to work in your life on this key scripture. Ask Him to reveal to you any bad eating habits He might want you to exchange with this new habit. Write a few of the thoughts from your journaling onto the back of your Soul Food Recipe Card.

CRAVING
This is where the Soul Food Recipe Cards are best used. Ask God to give you a craving in your soul for His word as you study each new scripture. A soul that craves a Word from God will not be satisfied until it receives that which it craves. The Recipe Cards also help with memory and application practice by carrying them with you. Refer to them throughout the day, reading the scripture to commit to memory, reviewing the application steps to develop new habits and refreshing your memory of the things God laid on your heart for personal application (which you write on the back of the Recipe Card).

Saturday, January 2, 2010

Request, Wait and Expect

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