Y’all Have a Good Day Devo

Your Authority in Christ

Jim and Sheila Schmidt share a devotion explaining that our authority comes from Jesus Christ and can be exercised through scriptures. Jim warns against seeking authority from other sources and encourages using the word of God as the ultimate authority. Sheila shares her personal healing journey and emphasizes the importance of standing firm in faith. Jim concludes with a prayer for the Holy Spirit to help them understand authority in Jesus' name.

God's Everlasting Love

Jim and Sheila share about God's everlasting love and the unconditional nature of God's love. Sheila shares a personal reflection, and Jim discusses the importance of love in relationships. They emphasize tuning out negative influences and focusing on God's love, sharing their personal experience of feeling God's love. They encourage the listener to study the Bible and find scriptures about everlasting love, discussing the new covenant and the blood sacrifice that allows us to have everlasting love. Jim concludes by thanking God for His love and praying for others to be ambassadors of His love.

The Holy Spirit

Jim and Sheila Schmidt lead a devotion on the importance of the Holy Spirit in our lives. They emphasize the need to draw from the Holy Spirit and not rely on our own strength, highlighting its role in the church. They encourage listeners to make the Holy Spirit their best friend and invite it into their lives. 

Fear and Worry

Jim and Sheila Schmidt lead a devotion on overcoming fear and worry, sharing personal stories and emphasizing the importance of trusting in God. They encourage us to pray about every situation. 

God is Good

Jim and Sheila Schmidt discuss the contrast between God's goodness and the devil's badness, sharing personal stories of forgiveness and love. They emphasize the importance of understanding God's goodness and how it can lead to a closer relationship with Him, advising against being tricked into thinking one's performance determines God's love.

Patience

Jim and Sheila Schmidt deliver a devotion on patience, sharing personal experiences and scriptural references. They emphasize the importance of developing patience through the Holy Spirit and encourage listeners to apply it in all aspects of life. The devotion concludes with a prayer of gratitude and a reminder of God's patient nature. 

You Are Healed

Jim Schmidt welcomes the audience and introduces the topic of healing. Sheila shares a devotional on healing, emphasizing that healing is already done and released through words. Jim encourages the audience to find scriptures on healing and renew their minds through the word. They conclude by reminding everyone that healing is already done and available to all who believe. Jim prays for salvation, healing, and the word of God to be received through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Let Go of the Pain

Jim and Sheila Schmidt discuss the importance of forgiveness, highlighting a devotion from Elevate the Day. Sheila shares a personal experience after her husband's death and betrayal by friends, emphasizing the need to forgive and move forward. They conclude with suggestions for dealing with unforgiveness and a prayer for grace to forgive others. 

Stuff Happens

Jim & Sheila Schmidt, host a devotional titled 'Elevate Your Day', which emphasizes the importance of refueling with God's word during difficult times and not giving up. They share personal experiences of facing challenges and finding hope in God's promises, highlighting the power of words. The devotional concludes with a reminder that God is always with us and provides hope and purpose. Jim shares a prayer, emphasizing the importance of faith and trusting in Jesus Christ to guide and help individuals through difficult times, asking for friends, hope, faith, and trust to be brought into one's life, and for solid ground to be found in Jesus Christ. 

Stop & Start

Jim and Sheila talk on Karen Jensen Salisbury's devotion about Four Things to Stop and Start. Jim expresses gratitude to their father for teaching them and requests their help to retain the teaching so they can live a more powerful life. They pray for the blessing of all authority being given to them, and conclude the prayer with a wish for a good day.