Today’s Word:When Abraham let Lot choose the better land, he was left with the less desirable option. It looked like a loss, but it was actually a setup for divine blessing. After this, God told Abraham to look as far as he could see—it would all belong to him. And what did Abraham do? He […]
Today’s Word:Life can take heartbreaking turns—like Naomi and Ruth, who lost everything in Moab. Naomi’s husband died, then her two sons. The pain must have felt unbearable. Yet God was not finished. He was repositioning them.Their return to Bethlehem looked like defeat, but it was divine redirection. Ruth met Boaz, and through that union came
Today’s Word: Choose Voices That Build You UpYour destiny is shaped not just by your choices, but also by the voices you listen to. Some voices sow doubt and defeat: “You’ll never make it… it’s too hard… it’s impossible.”These are dream stealers—people who drain your faith and distract you from God’s promises. But then, there
Today’s Word:One of the most liberating truths in life is this: you are not responsible for keeping everyone happy. Trying to please everyone is a burden God never asked you to carry.Others may have strong opinions about what you should do, but they weren’t there when God planted His vision inside you. Be kind, be
Today’s Word:When the Israelites stood trapped between the Red Sea and Pharaoh’s army, it seemed like the end. But what looked like a dead end was really a doorway to deliverance. God still had options—divine ones. He parted the waters and made a way where there was none. What the Israelites could never have done,
Today’s Word:Imagine Jesus, seated at the right hand of the Father, hearing someone pray, “Lord, if it’s Your will, You can heal me.” He might say, “After all I endured, after the stripes I bore, they’re still unsure whether it’s My will?” That doesn’t honor the sacrifice He made. The Scripture clearly reveals that healing
Today’s Word: Do you ever wonder if God will really keep His promise to you? Remember this: God is always faithful. In Scripture, He promised David that a descendant would always sit on his throne. Three hundred years later, King Hezekiah—David’s descendant—faced a hopeless siege. But at the last moment, God sent an angel and
Today’s Word: The Great I AMAre you worried about something you can’t control? Losing sleep over a problem? Ask yourself—who or what can stop our God? The Most High, who spoke galaxies into being, is not limited by your challenges. When Moses asked God His name, He replied, “I AM.” That means, “I am everything
Today’s Word: All throughout Scripture, God blesses an attitude of honor. When we honor our parents, pursue righteousness, and treat others with respect, we position ourselves for long life, peace, and favor. Honor is an attitude expressed through humility, kindness, and gratitude. Today, on Memorial Day, we pause to honor those who paid the ultimate
Today’s Word: Keep Your JoyIf you knew your days were numbered, the small irritations wouldn’t matter so much. You’d cherish your loved ones, overlook their flaws, and be thankful just to share life with them. You wouldn’t complain about your job—you’d thank God that you have one. A wise heart counts each day as a
