Scripture Memorization: Experiencing Perfect Peace through Isaiah 26:3 / 408

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Unlock the secrets of experiencing perfect peace with this week's scripture, Isaiah 26:3. How can you cultivate a mind that remains steadfast and trustful amidst life's chaos? Join us as we explore these questions in the latest episode of God's Loving Sacrifice Memorization Podcast, where we focus on the theme of Assurance. Through the timeless practice of hearing, reading, writing, and speaking, we'll delve into the profound wisdom offered by Isaiah's words, originally sung as a praise for Judah and highlighting the blessings bestowed by the Messiah's kingdom. This episode promises to equip you with spiritual tools to incorporate this divine peace into your daily life.

Reflecting on last week's scripture, John 14:27, we are reminded of the unique peace Jesus grants us, different from that of the world. Encourage your spiritual journey by connecting with our community through our website and sharing your growth and experiences. As you memorize Isaiah 26:3, you'll find that just a few minutes each day can have a lasting impact. If daily inspiration is what you seek, tune into Wisdom of the Day, hosted by Rick, for a dose of uplifting content. Embrace the transformative power of scripture as we trust in the assurance and peace it provides.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome back to God's Loving Sacrifice Memorization
Podcast.
We are on our eighth unit ofAssurance this week.
It only takes a few minutes aday to memorize the scriptures.
You can go to my website,godslovingsacrificecom and go to
the Memorization Scripture taband each week you'll finda

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printable sheet there that hasthe scripture on it.
Remember, we have to hear it,read it, write it and speak it
to memorize it.
This week, our scripture isgoing to be Isaiah.
Isaiah 26, 3.
You will keep him in perfectpeace, whose mind has stayed on

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you because he trusts in you.
Isaiah 26 was written by Isaiahfor the land of Judah as a song
of praise for the blessings ofthe Messiah's kingdom.
Let's look at our last week'sscripture was John 14, 27.

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Peace I leave with you, mypeace I give to you.
Not as the world gives do Igive to you.
Let not your heart be troubled,neither be afraid.
Those are last week's numberseven and this week's number
eight again.
Again is Isaiah 26.3.

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You will keep him in perfectpeace, whose mind has stayed on
you because he trusts in you.
Remember to hear it, read it,write it, speak it.
That's our scripture for thisweek.
Again, it only takes a fewminutes and if you are enjoying

(01:51):
these podcasts, I would greatlyappreciate it if you could go to
my website or my Facebookaccount for this and just drop
me a note and tell me thatyou're enjoying it.
If you'd like some daily wisdom, check out
wwwwisdomforthedayorg oranywhere you listen to your

(02:11):
podcasts for Wisdom of the Day.
It's hosted by my friend, rick,and I think you'll really enjoy
it.
Again, our scripture this weekis Isaiah 26.3,.
You will keep him in perfectpeace, whose mind has stayed on
you because he trusts in you.
Hear it, read it, write it,speak it.