Parents and Kids Daily Devotional "This Is Living"Exemplo

Still on the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. They were Jews of royal descent, of good stature, and of high intelligence. They were wise and full of knowledge.

When they were on trial for rebelling against the king for refusing to worship the statue, they chose to stay quiet and were not defensive. They only spoke when being questioned. They did not rely on their eloquent speech or personal ability.

When they were thrown into the fiery furnace, heated seven times hotter than usual, they were calm and at peace. Their faith did not fade away. Instead, they fully believed that God would help them. And even if God did not help them, they would not bow down and worship the golden statue of Nebuchadnezzar.

We know how the story ends. They were free. They were victorious. Their actions brought people to worship God.

The story teaches us to live right. Even in the midst of danger, we shall be able to remain calm and peaceful. Just like the verse that we read today - peace. That’s what fuels us to continue in our journey despite the problems and challenges that may come as we choose to live in the Truth.

Devotion for Parents
From the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, we can learn about faith and integrity. They did not just talk about their faith, they lived what they say and were bold to act on it.

Whatever your situation is right now, have faith, live right, and walk through the process that God has put you in. God will help you according to His way and will. He will give you peace and calmness.

Devotion for Kids
You may think that the faith of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego does not make sense. It is in the Bible so we can believe it because we know that the Bible is a source of Truth. There are no lies in it.

You read how God was able to help Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, and how the peace of God was with them, know that it can happen to you, too.

So, live right and enjoy the peace and calmness from God flowing in your life.

Family Devotion Time
Take turns praying by using a verse that you remember and hold dear.

Say it with confidence and trust in God.

Everyone who is in agreement say, “Amen.”