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Struggling to find time to get alone with God every morning? You aren't the only one. We're the Alessis, and this is the My Morning Devotional Podcast. We set out to produce 5 minute daily devotionals we like to call a Daily Dose of Heaven! Now with over 4 million downloads, we invite you tune in each weekday for a new bible verse, some devotional time, and of course a prayer. Thank you for joining us on this journey - we pray these devotionals empower you for the day ahead.
Dec. 21, 2021

King of Kings and Lord of Lords

King of Kings and Lord of Lords

This is Episode 407 of the My Morning Devotional Podcast

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Join me, Alison Elizabeth as we read out of Revelation 17:14 which says "They will wage war against the Lamb, but the Lamb will triumph over them because he is Lord of lords and King of kings—and with him will be his called, chosen and faithful followers.”

"Today I wanted to simply remind us of what it takes to make him king of our hearts.


  1. Faith and trust go a long way. We’ve seen Him move on our behalf so we have to trust He will do so again.
  2. Love. He is a King that loved us first, so how much more can we love him.
  3. Respect. We have to respect what He has given us. The body we live in, the food we eat, the bed we sleep in.
  4. Humility. It takes a humble heart to acknowledge that we need a king. The world tells us that we don’t need anyone or anything to help us. We are strong and independent people. But you and I know we need help, we say it all the time and it starts with humbly surrendering every aspect of our lives. We need to surrender our plans for the new year, our wishes and our dreams. Our careers and our Christmas bonus. We need to surrender our weaknesses and the things we cannot live without because even if we lost everything we would still have Him.
  5. Last but not least, we must remember we have a friend. I read somewhere that most adults feel lonely. I know the feeling. Sometimes I feel lonely. If that’s you, I want to remind you that although you cannot see Him, you can feel Him. He is with you. Strengthening you. Guiding you. Helping you. You are not alone. "
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