When in sorrow…..call John 14When people fail you…..call Psalm 27
If you want to be fruitful…..call John 15
When you have sinned…..call Psalm 51
When you worry…..call Matthew 6:19-34
When you are in danger…..call Psalm 91
When God seems far away…..call Pslam 139
When your faith needs stirring…..call Hebrews 11
When you are lonely and fearful…..call Psalm 23
When you grow bitter and critical…..call I Corinthians 13
For Paul’s secret to happiness…..call Colossians 3:12-17
For understanding of Christianity…..call II Corinthians 5:5-19
When you feel down and out.....call Romans 8:31
When you want peace and rest…..call Matthew 1:25-30
When the world seems bigger than God…..call Psalm 90
When you want Christian assurance…..call Romans 8:1-30
When you leave home for labor or travel…..call Psalm 121
When your prayers grow narrow or selfish…..call Psalm 67
For a great invention/opportunity…..call Isaiah 55
When you want courage for a task….call Joshua 1
When you need to get along with others…..call Romans 12
When you think of investments and returns…..call Mark 10
If you are depressed…..call Psalm 27
If your pocket book is empty…..call Psalm 37
If you are losing confidence in people…..call I Corinthians 13
If people seem unkind…..call John 15
If discouraged about your work…..call Psalm 126
If you find the world growing small and yourself great…..call Psalm 19
For dealing with fear…..call Psalm 34:7
For security…..Psalm 121:3
For assurance…..Mark 8:35
4 comments:
I love this. I have seen it before and am so glad I stopped by today and found it here. Thanks for sharing.
:-) Susan
Susan, I'm glad you found it useful. I've had it for awhile and I kept forgetting to post it.
first of all, thank you for the references(phone numbers),
but,
as i searched "numbers" relating to "hope", i came accross your reference, "When you want peace and rest…..call Matthew 1:25-30".
i am not sure the bible you use is the same as mine, but my "matthew 1, ends at verse 25, there is no "-30". although, Jesus is peace and rest, i think this reference may be a typo and out of context.
The reference is Matthew 11.
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