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628: Build up one another | 1 Thessalonians 5:11
One Verse Devotional
04/11/19 • 5 min
We all need a little encouragement. Let us continue to reflect the Love of Jesus to others who need it and build them up, as well.

342: The Wonder of Creation | Genesis 1:28
One Verse Devotional
06/29/17 • 6 min
“Christians who believe in a Creator should want to take care of His Creation.”
About the One Verse DevotionalOne Verse is a short, free podcast devotional designed to help you grow closer to God through less than 5 minutes a day, 5 days a week.
Is it hard to find time to spend with God and grow your Christian faith? The One Verse Devotional is a short, 5 minute podcast where we grow deeper in our faith through just one verse a day, Monday through Friday. A practical and encouraging look at the Bible, now you can spend time with God whenever you want. Hosted by Matt McCarrick and brought to you by Phosphorus Project.
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[BONUS] One Year Anniversary Announcements!
One Verse Devotional
02/09/17 • 10 min
Thank you for an amazing year! Here is a rundown of our year together plus some BIG announcements and a few FREE gifts!

219: Unfailing Love | Psalm 94:18
One Verse Devotional
12/16/16 • 6 min
When we slip up in life, God doesn’t get angry or remind us of every mistake in our past (hint: that’s satan). Instead, God reaches us with his unfailing Love and offers His support.
This week, we have been looking at an amazing passage in 2 Corinthians 5. We learned that we are new creations in Christ. It was God’s idea. He isn’t angry with you. And God has a plan for our future. In short, God is much more concerned with our future than with our past. I am living proof of that statement. Today’s One Verse Devotional comes from Psalm, yet it echoes exactly what we’ve been discussing. “When I said, ‘My foot is slipping,’ your unfailing love, Lord, supported me.” (Psalm 94:18 NIV) God wasn’t angry that he was slipping. When we lose our footing in life, God is simply there to provide support with his Love.
About One Verse
One Verse is a short, free podcast devotional designed to help you grow closer to God through less than 5 minutes a day, 5 days a week.
Consistency trumps intensity. When it comes to working out, eating healthy, or managing our finances, consistency always trumps intensity. We reach our major life goals through small, purposeful steps taken daily. The same is true in our spiritual lives. I truly believe you will grow closer to God by spending just 5 minutes a day with Him versus cramming in an hour once a month. The One Verse Devotional is here to help take away the barriers of spending time with God. Now, during your workout, drive to work, or even shopping for groceries, you can invest in your spiritual life.
http://phosphorusproject.com/

173: Trust in the Lord forever | Isaiah 26:4
One Verse Devotional
10/06/16 • 3 min
Isaiah reminds us to trust in the Lord forever. Why? Because He is the Rock eternal. In the storms of life, I want to be anchored to that Rock!

142: Use your words to build up instead of tearing down | Ephesians 4:29
One Verse Devotional
08/23/16 • 5 min
As Christians, we are called to build up and lift up others with our speech. Use your words to show love today.
As Jesus followers, we are called to a different standard. A higher standard. In Ephesians 4, Paul lays out some “Instructions for Christian living.” Right in the middle of this passage, he writes, “Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who listen.” (Ephesians 4:29) Sadly, this is not what I see today in the church. Just before I sat down to record this podcast episode, I saw a post in a Facebook group where someone took the time to write out a lengthy poem to directly call out someone else and their writings. Now, I agree that this person’s writings are, well, abstract and in contrast to how many view the Bible. (That’s putting it mildly) However, did this really call for a direct reference with a link and photo of the person they were talking about? Could the writer of the Facebook post not simple speak the truth about the topic and warn others? It takes some serious energy to craft a poem, all with the simple intent of degrading this person. That’s how we should use our gifts? How long does a Facebook post last? Can we please use our passions and gifts for creating real art in the world that will last?
I see something better for the Church. Can we please lift up others in love? Do we have to disagree about everything? Do we have to die on every hill? Is it possible to disagree in love? Is it possible to show respect for a fellow Christian brother or sister? Is it ironic that many who seem so adamant at putting people “in their place” seem to forget verses like Ephesians 4:29. How many times do we think that we need to “speak the truth!” But we forget the same verse ends, “in Love.” Love should lead us. Love should guide us. Let us lift up others with our words.
About One VerseOne Verse is a short, free podcast devotional designed to help you grow closer to God through less than 5 minutes a day, 5 days a week.
Consistency trumps intensity. When it comes to working out, eating healthy, or managing our finances, consistency always trumps intensity. We reach our major life goals through small, purposeful steps taken daily. The same is true in our spiritual lives. I truly believe you will grow closer to God by spending just 5 minutes a day with Him versus cramming in an hour once a month. The One Verse Devotional is here to help take away the barriers of spending time with God. Now, during your workout, drive to work, or even shopping for groceries, you can invest in your spiritual life.
http://phosphorusproject.com/

139: Accept one another | Romans 15:7
One Verse Devotional
08/18/16 • 5 min
Christians can be so cruel to other Christians. What message does this send to the world? The Bible is clear: Accept each other.
In Christian circles, the word “acceptance” carries a lot of baggage and drama. One side of Christianity wants to be all inclusive and accepting no matter what. The other side wants to stand firm, believing that acceptance leads to a watered down faith. This raises a lot of questions. Are we talking about acceptance of the Church with the “world” or acceptance within the church? For the first issue, we will have to tackle that another day. It’s not an easy conversation. But for the second, acceptance within the church, it’s pretty straight forward. Let me be more clear: The Bible is pretty straight forward on the topic. For one, there are no “sides” of Christianity. Not in God’s eyes. In Romans 15, Paul says we are all of one mind and one voice. He continues with our One Verse for today in Romans 15:7. “Accept one another, then, just as Christ accepted you, in order to bring praise to God.” We don’t have to agree with each other. We won’t. But why can’t we disagree on topics, but still be accepting of each other as followers of Jesus? Why is this so hard? Are we so ignorant as to think that every single Christian is going to vote Republican? Or Democrat? Do we truly think every Christian should read and understand the Bible the exact same way? Our country couldn’t even come to a consensus on a blue or yellow dress last year! Maybe we can expand our faith. Maybe we can stick to our beliefs and yet stand next to those who view life and the Bible differently. I don’t know all of the answers. But I know that God-through Paul-is clear. We are one mind, one voice, and we need to accept each other. It couldn’t be more clear.
About One VerseOne Verse is a short, free podcast devotional designed to help you grow closer to God through less than 5 minutes a day, 5 days a week.
Consistency trumps intensity. When it comes to working out, eating healthy, or managing our finances, consistency always trumps intensity. We reach our major life goals through small, purposeful steps taken daily. The same is true in our spiritual lives. I truly believe you will grow closer to God by spending just 5 minutes a day with Him versus cramming in an hour once a month. The One Verse Devotional is here to help take away the barriers of spending time with God. Now, during your workout, drive to work, or even shopping for groceries, you can invest in your spiritual life.
http://phosphorusproject.com/

101: Quick to listen | James 1:19
One Verse Devotional
06/27/16 • 5 min
Let’s be quick to open our ears and slow to open our mouths.
I’ll be honest, I wish every Christian would read this verse, memorize this verse, and live this verse! Our One Verse comes from the Book of James, and he teaches us that we need to be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to have anger. Well, if this election year isn’t the perfect time for this verse, I don’t know what it. Have you looked at your Facebook newsfeed, lately? Oh, my! The internet has given us a voice, and we have forgotten that it has also given us a great way to listen, as well. You can be firm in your beliefs. This verse isn’t about compromise. Look at Jesus. He spoke to tax collectors and prostitutes and all sorts of people. And He always listened. The only group of people that He was hard on and would put them “in their place” were the Pharisees, the religious leaders! Let’s follow Jesus’s example and listen before we speak or get angry.
About One VerseOne Verse is a short, free podcast devotional designed to help you grow closer to God through less than 5 minutes a day, 5 days a week.
Consistency trumps intensity. When it comes to working out, eating healthy, or managing our finances, consistency always trumps intensity. We reach our major life goals through small, purposeful steps taken daily. The same is true in our spiritual lives. I truly believe you will grow closer to God by spending just 5 minutes a day with Him versus cramming in an hour once a month. The One Verse Devotional is here to help take away the barriers of spending time with God. Now, during your workout, drive to work, or even shopping for groceries, you can invest in your spiritual life.
http://phosphorusproject.com/

The Tablet Of Your Heart | Proverbs 3:3 | March 21
One Verse Devotional
03/21/20 • 5 min
"Let love and faithfulness never leave you; bind them around your neck, write them on the tablet of your heart." -Proverbs 3:3
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How many episodes does One Verse Devotional have?
One Verse Devotional currently has 998 episodes available.
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The podcast is about Purpose, Christianity, Devotional, Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality, Family, Podcasts, Religion, Daily, Spiritual, Bible and Christian.
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The episode title 'Comfort those in trouble | 2 Corinthians 1:4 | June 15' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on One Verse Devotional is 6 minutes.
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When was the first episode of One Verse Devotional?
The first episode of One Verse Devotional was released on Feb 8, 2016.
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