Today’s Word When Joshua led the new generation of Israelites into the Promised Land, God declared that He had rolled away the reproach, shame, and guilt that had burdened them since Egypt. The old mindset of slavery, fear, defeat, and constant complaining no longer belonged to them. They were entering a new season—not as victims, […]
Today’s Word Sometimes the greatest victory is not found in defeating the obstacle immediately, but in faithfully enduring until God’s appointed time. David spent years fleeing from King Saul, living in caves and wilderness, even though he had already been anointed to be Israel’s next king. He had two opportunities to end Saul’s pursuit by
Today’s Word After Adam and Eve disobeyed God in the Garden of Eden, they became overwhelmed with fear, shame, and guilt. Instead of running to God, they hid from Him. God knew exactly where they were, but He wanted them to recognize what had happened—that the enemy had deceived them with lies that led them
Today’s Word When King Herod Agrippa imprisoned Peter after executing the apostle James, Peter knew he could face the same fate. Humanly speaking, he had every reason to be anxious, fearful, and unable to rest. Yet on the night before his trial, Peter was sleeping so soundly that the angel of the Lord had to
Today’s Word The Bible is filled with examples of ordinary people whom God used in extraordinary ways. Moses is one of the greatest reminders that it is never too late to fulfill God’s purpose. At eighty years old, he was tending sheep in the wilderness, believing that his best years were behind him and that
Today’s Word When you come to God in prayer, come with the confidence of a beloved child, not with the fear of a beggar. God is not reluctant to bless you or unwilling to hear your prayers. He invites you to come boldly because He is your loving Heavenly Father. Once you have prayed according
Today’s Word When God called Moses to confront Pharaoh and demand the release of the Israelites, Moses felt overwhelmed by fear, insecurity, and inadequacy. He questioned his ability and wondered why God had chosen him for such a daunting task. Then the situation became even more difficult when Pharaoh repeatedly refused to obey God’s command.
Today’s Word The Bible describes God as being “rich in mercy.” It does not simply say that He has mercy—it declares that His mercy is abundant and overflowing. We see this clearly in the life of Jonah. When God called him to preach to the people of Nineveh, Jonah chose to run in the opposite
Today’s Word In the Garden of Eden, the enemy deceived Eve by contradicting what God had clearly said. Instead of trusting God’s truth, she listened to the lies that promised something better. As those lies took root in her mind, they led to disobedience and brought shame, fear, conflict, and separation from God’s presence. The
Today’s Word The apostle Paul encouraged his young protégé Timothy during a season of discouragement by reminding him to stir up the gift God had placed within him. He urged Timothy to rekindle his passion, remain steadfast in faith, and remember the sincere faith that had first lived in his grandmother Lois and his mother
