Today’s WordGod placed a clear vision in Nehemiah’s heart to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem, yet opposition came immediately. His enemies tried to distract him, discourage him, and lure him away to a place called Ono. Their goal was not discussion—it was destruction. Nehemiah understood the danger and refused to go. The same challenge exists […]
Today’s WordYou may feel that you have lived through a season of lost years—time invested in work, dreams, health battles, or relationships that seems to have produced nothing. It can feel as though the harvest was stolen and the opportunity passed. But be encouraged: God keeps perfect records. He has not forgotten what you invested,
Today’s WordSometimes when we fall into sin or make serious mistakes, the greatest battle is not with God but within ourselves. We stay stuck in condemnation, replaying our failures, waiting for God to move—while He is waiting for us to rise. God is not surprised by your mistakes. He already accounted for them in His
Today’s WordJoseph spent thirteen long years serving others while his own life felt unfair and unresolved. As a slave in Potiphar’s house, as a prisoner entrusted with responsibility, and later as an interpreter of dreams, he consistently chose excellence. God was watching every sacrifice, every act of faithfulness, every moment Joseph helped others succeed. At
Today’s WordWe all face moments when offense tries to take hold of our hearts. A coworker speaks harshly, someone treats us unfairly, or a friend disappoints us. It’s easy to let those moments turn into bitterness or resentment. But offense is a hidden toxin—it doesn’t harm the other person; it drains our own joy, peace,
Today’s WordAs this new season begins, it is important to remember where our true value comes from. Our strength, identity, and worth are not rooted in our messages, achievements, or efforts, but in God Himself—the One who created us in His image. These words are not spoken out of inferiority or self-promotion; they flow from
Today’s WordRuth and her mother-in-law Naomi were both widows, living in poverty and uncertainty. Each morning, Ruth went into the harvest fields to gather the leftover grain that the workers missed. Boaz, the owner of the field, heard about Ruth’s faithfulness and how she was caring for Naomi. He instructed his workers to intentionally leave
Today’s WordJoseph was sold into slavery by his own brothers and taken to serve in the house of Potiphar. He had every reason to be bitter and do the bare minimum, but instead he chose excellence. He served faithfully, went beyond what was required, and did his work with integrity. Potiphar noticed and entrusted Joseph
Today’s WordSometimes when we compromise and do what we know is wrong or questionable, we think we’re gaining an advantage with people—that we’re earning their approval or acceptance. But that’s all we’re gaining. When you walk in integrity, when you choose to live by what God says in His Word and refuse to lower that
Today’s WordEvery morning we prepare the outside for the day ahead. We get dressed, make ourselves presentable, and put effort into how we look—and that is good. But a well-prepared exterior cannot compensate for low self-esteem, discouragement, or feeling unworthy on the inside. True strength begins within. Imagine what would happen if you spent just
