Matthew 10

Matthew 10:14. And if anyone will not receive you or listen to your words, shake off the dust from your feet when you leave that house or town. Sherrie Bronniman - Art Journaling: In My Bible

Matthew 10:31 bible journaling with napkins. Done by April Fox

These 5 devotions help us understand Christ's words in Matthew 16:10. They prepare us for persecution and mistreatment.

Jesus tells His disciples in the New Testament to ”shake the dust from your feet” if the people refused the Gospel - why? Because it's was symbolic of having rejected Christ. Therefore, it meant that there would be no trace of that place where the Disciples were leaving Jesus also makes the statement in Matthew

What did Jesus mean when He said we should be as "innocent as doves"? This 1-minute devotion explains.

Bible Journaling. Art. Colored pencils. Matthew 14:22-33. Jesus walks on water. Drawn by McNabb

The scripture "If anyone will not welcome you or listen to your words, leave that home or town and shake the dust off your feet." Matthew 10:14 - a.d. elliott - Take the Back Roads #TaketheBackRoads

You are of invaluable worth to God!If you have a basic understanding of economics, you know that in our world’s currency, value is placed on items that are rare and uncommon. The more there is of a particular item, the less value it’s worth. In the first century, birds were a very common item on the open market. Sparrows—the most plentiful of all birds—were a common source of food and the cheapest to purchase. They were so inexpensive, in fact, that they costed only about 50 cents each…

Matthew 14