Today’s WordOn Mount Sinai, the Ten Commandments were inscribed by the very finger of God and placed into Moses’ hands in a sacred and majestic moment. Yet when Moses saw the people compromising and giving in to temptation, his anger caused him to break that priceless gift. This reminds us that sometimes we too can […]
Today’s WordDavid was out in the shepherds’ fields caring for his father’s sheep, carrying a big dream in his heart but seeing no sign of it coming to pass. Instead of giving in to discouragement, he chose to wait with expectancy. Perhaps in those lonely fields he wrote, “I am confident I will see the
Today’s WordWhen David stepped forward with courage to face Goliath, his own brother Eliab belittled him, spoke down to him, and questioned his motives. When God places big dreams in your heart, not everyone—even family or close friends—will celebrate or encourage you. That’s often when the “Eliabs” show up, casting seeds of doubt and trying
Today’s WordIt’s easy to stay stuck in past disappointments, hurts, and failures. But you can’t move forward while feeding your history. You’re either feeding your history or feeding your destiny, but you can’t do both. If you keep replaying mistakes, regrets, or unfair treatment, you’ll only feel frustrated and discouraged. But if you look ahead
Today’s WordWhen King Saul disobeyed God, the Lord closed the door on his reign and sent Samuel to anoint a new king. For Samuel, it was painful to let go of Saul—someone he had invested in deeply. But God said, “How long will you mourn for Saul, since I have rejected him? Fill your horn
Today’s WordThere will be seasons when God asks you to step into the unknown, where the path ahead isn’t clear and the answers don’t add up. Your thoughts may whisper, “Play it safe. What if it doesn’t work out?” But uncertainty doesn’t mean you’re outside of God’s will. If you take that step in faith,
Today’s WordDavid reminds us that only after walking through the darkest valleys with God do we come to the feast He prepares in the presence of our enemies. The fresh anointing, the new beginning, the overflowing cup all come after seasons of loneliness, betrayal, lack, and struggle. Too often, we long for the overflow without
Today’s WordWhen Jesus returned to His hometown, the people had heard of His miracles, yet they could not see beyond His ordinary background. They acknowledged His wisdom, but dismissed Him as just a carpenter, and their unbelief limited what He could do among them. In the same way, when you dare to believe for greater
Today’s WordThere are blessings with your name on them—healing, provision, opportunities, freedom, and favor—that God has already prepared. At the appointed time, He will release them into your life. The key is to live with a receiving mindset. Don’t let thoughts of unworthiness or doubt push away what God has destined for you. Begin each
Today’s WordHow you begin your morning often sets the course for the whole day. The enemy works hardest at the start of the day, whispering guilt, discouragement, or self-pity. He’ll remind you of past mistakes, wrongs done to you, or doubts about your future. But the good news is this: each morning, God sends a
