Author - Clay Corvin

04/01                   Leviticus 19:2

“Speak to all the congregation of the people of Israel and say to them, ‘You shall be holy, for I the Lord your God am holy.’”

1. Holiness is a command – God requires His people to be set apart.
2. God’s holiness is the standard – We are to reflect His nature.
3. Holiness applies to all believers – It is not optional or for a select few.
4. Obedience leads to holiness – Walking in God’s ways sets us apart.

YOU SHALL BE HOLY

(Verse 1)
A voice calls through the ages,
A call to stand apart,
To walk in the light of His name,
And live in the holiness He gives.

(Verse 2)
He is not like the shifting winds,
Not swayed by time or change,
His ways are pure and strong,
And He calls us to be the same.

(Verse 3)
Set apart, yet never alone,
We walk the path He has made,
Not in our strength, not in our ways,
But in the One who goes before.

(Verse 4)
We will not turn to lesser things,
Nor trade His truth for lies,
For He is our God,
And we are His forever.

(Chorus)
Be holy, for He is holy,
Stand firm in His word,
Walk in the light of His calling,
For we are His chosen ones.

03/31                  Revelation 22:7

“Behold, I am coming soon.”

1. Assurance of His Return: Jesus promises His imminent presence.
2. Anchor for Readiness: Believers are encouraged to live expectantly.
3. Active Preparation: His return motivates holy living.
4. Affirmation of Promise: Christ’s return is guaranteed.
5. Abiding Hope: His coming fulfills all His promises.

Exegetical Notes

• “Behold, I am coming soon” (Rev. 22:7) – Jesus’ return is imminent and certain, echoing throughout Scripture.
• Blessed are those who keep the words – This refers to those who hold fast to the truth of Revelation, living in obedience and anticipation.
• The unfolding of judgments (seals, trumpets, bowls) – The events of Revelation lead to the final victory of Christ and the restoration of all things.
• The faithful endure – Despite persecution and trials, those who trust in Christ will receive eternal reward.
• The new creation – Revelation ends with hope, pointing to God’s eternal kingdom, where righteousness dwells and His presence is unshaken.
• The new creation – Revelation ends with hope, pointing to God’s eternal kingdom, where righteousness dwells and His presence is unshaken.

I Am Coming Soon

1

The voice speaks again,
like thunder wrapped in promise,
like a whisper cutting through time,
“Behold, I am coming soon.”

2

Not as a child in a manger,
not veiled in weakness,
but as King, as Judge,
as the Beginning and the End.

3

The words are faithful,
not distant hope, not empty delay,
but certain, unfolding,
written before the world began.

4

The seals have been broken,
the trumpets have sounded,
the bowls have been poured,
and still, mercy lingers.

5

Blessed are those
who keep these words,
who watch, who wait,
who stand unshaken.

6

The faithful hold fast,
their hands on the lamp of truth,
their hearts set on the One
who was, who is, who is to come.

7

The nations rage,
the earth trembles,
the dragon wars against the Lamb,
but the victory is already sealed.

8

The river of life flows,
the tree of healing stands,
the city of light awaits,
and no darkness will enter.

9

Let the ready rejoice,
let the unready tremble,
for the time is near,
the voice has spoken.

10

“Behold, I am coming soon.”
Not a warning, but a certainty,
not a threat, but a promise—
the end is the beginning.

03/30                  Revelation 21:3

“Behold, the dwelling place of God is with man.”

1. Abiding Relationship: God’s eternal presence is promised.
2. Affirmation of Fellowship: God dwells among His people forever.
3. Anchor for Hope: This verse looks forward to eternal peace.
4. Active Renewal: God restores creation through His presence.
5. Absolute Fulfillment: This marks the culmination of God’s redemptive plan.

03/29                  2 Timothy 4:17

“The Lord stood by me and strengthened me.”

1. Active Support: God’s presence empowers Paul in his ministry.
2. Anchor for Strength: His nearness provides courage in adversity.
3. Assurance in Trials: God remains faithful even in isolation.
4. Affirmation of His Calling: God’s presence validates Paul’s mission.
5. Abiding Loyalty: The Lord never abandons His servants.

03/28                  Colossians 1:27

“Christ in you, the hope of glory.”

1. Assurance of Christ’s Indwelling: His presence dwells within believers.
2. Anchor for Hope: Jesus is the source of eternal confidence.
3. Active Glory: Christ works within to transform His people.
4. Affirmation of Salvation: His presence confirms redemption.
5. Abiding Promise: Christ remains in His followers forever.

03/27                  Philippians 4:9

“The God of peace will be with you.”

1. Assurance of Peace: God’s presence guarantees tranquility.
2. Active Guidance: Believers are encouraged to follow God’s example.
3. Anchor for Obedience: God’s nearness inspires righteous living.
4. Affirmation of Fellowship: He is always close to His people.
5. Abiding Presence: God’s peace permeates every situation.

03/26                  2 Corinthians 12:9

“My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.”

1. Assurance of Grace: God’s grace sustains believers in their weakness.
2. Active Power: His strength works in moments of vulnerability.
3. Abiding Comfort: God’s presence brings reassurance in trials.
4. Anchor in His Strength: Believers rely on His power, not their own.
5. Affirmation of Dependence: Weakness reveals God’s glory.

03/25                  Romans 8:31

“If God is for us, who can be against us?”

1. Absolute Security: God’s presence ensures victory over all opposition.
2. Active Advocacy: God stands for His people as their defender.
3. Anchor for Confidence: Believers face challenges without fear.
4. Affirmation of Divine Support: God’s omnipotence guarantees triumph.
5. Assurance of Relationship: God’s favor demonstrates His unchanging love.

03/24                  Acts 18:10

“For I am with you, and no one will attack you to harm you.”

1. Assurance in Mission: God promises Paul safety while preaching in Corinth.
2. Active Protection: God prevents harm to His servant.
3. Anchor for Ministry: Paul’s boldness grows through God’s assurance.
4. Affirmation of Purpose: God’s plan for Paul’s ministry will not be thwarted.
5. Alleviation of Opposition: God’s presence diminishes fear of enemies.

03/23                  John 16:33

“I have said these things to you, that in me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world.”

1. Assurance of Peace: Jesus offers peace amid tribulation.
2. Active Victory: His triumph over the world is the basis for courage.
3. Abiding Hope: Jesus’ presence sustains believers in trials.
4. Anchor in His Authority: Christ’s victory secures His promises.
5. Alleviation of Fear: The world’s troubles are powerless before Christ.