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David Jeremiah Daily Devotional – 13th January 2026: True Security

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David Jeremiah Daily Devotional – 13th January 2026: True Security
TODAY’S TURNING POINT WITH DR. DAVID JEREMIAH 13TH JANUARY 2026 DAILY DEVOTIONAL MESSAGE

Read David Jeremiah Daily Devotional – 13th January 2026, Tuesday Turning Point Devotional Message

TOPIC: True Security

He who loves silver will not be satisfied with silver; nor he who loves abundance, with increase. This also is vanity.
Ecclesiastes 5:10

RECOMMENDED READING
1 Timothy 6:6-10

In 2010, Microsoft cofounder, Bill Gates, and his (then) wife, partnered with investor Warren Buffett to create the Giving Pledge. So far, more than 250 individuals or families from 30 countries-nearly all billionaires-have signed the pledge to give away at least half their wealth to charitable causes by the end of their life.

We don’t know the amount of wealth possessed by King Solomon at the end of his life, but while he was king of Israel, he may have been the world’s wealthiest individual. But near the end of his life he admitted that the accumulation of wealth does not satisfy. Indeed, he called such a pursuit “vanity.” The apostle Paul warned against the love of money, calling it the “root of all kinds of evil”
(1 Timothy 6:10). Not money, but the love of money. Instead, he recommended pursuing “godliness with contentment,” calling it “great gain” (verse 6).

Instead of seeking security and personal affirmation in the size of your wealth, find contentment in your eternal relationship with the Lord.

TURNING POINT
A lack of generosity refuses to acknowledge that your assets are not really yours, but God’s.
Timothy Keller

Thru-the-Bible in One Year: Genesis 42-43

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