Today’s Word: Raised for a Purpose Esther was not royalty—she was an orphan, a foreigner, and a captive.Yet God raised her up and gave her a place of influence.Why? Because she was faithful, courageous, and ready when the moment came.God is still doing this today.He is raising up a generation of Esthers—people who may feel […]
Today’s Word: Give It Away: None of us got here alone.Someone helped you—encouraged you, taught you, opened a door, or believed in you when you couldn’t believe in yourself.Now it’s your turn.Give away what God gave to you.Maybe it was strength, wisdom, a second chance, or simply kindness.Don’t keep it to yourself.The real test of
Today’s Word: Give God Permission In John 5, Jesus asked a disabled man:“Do you want to get well?”Instead of answering “yes,” the man explained why healing wasn’t possible.But Jesus wasn’t asking for an explanation.He was asking for agreement.God doesn’t force transformation—He invites it.Faith says: “Yes, I want to be whole. Yes, I believe it’s possible.”Your
Today’s Word: More Than You Asked Hannah was heartbroken, childless, and in anguish. But in her tears, she turned to God—not just in prayer, but in deep surrender.She asked for a child.God gave her Samuel, but He didn’t stop there.He exceeded her expectations.God said, “You asked for one, but I’m not finished. I will give
Today’s Word: It’s On the Way God sees what no one else sees—the quiet sacrifices, the held-back tears, the long nights of faith.You’ve prayed, stayed faithful, and kept going even when it was hard.Now, heaven is responding.Scripture says “no eye has seen, no ear has heard, and no mind has imagined what God has prepared…”
Today’s Word: Your mind is like a playlist—and some thoughts need to be deleted.When you keep replaying lies like “I’m not enough,” “I’ll never change,” or “This is too big for me,” you give those thoughts power.Before stepping into your next breakthrough, the enemy will try to discourage you with fear, shame, and doubt.But those
Today’s Word: Your Promise Is in Transit: When God promised Abraham a son, he was 75.But the promise didn’t arrive for another 25 years.That’s a long time to wait.Yet Abraham didn’t grow bitter—he grew stronger in faith.He kept thanking God before the promise was visible.That’s the kind of faith that pleases heaven.You may be in
Today’s Word: Ruth started in the fields—poor, widowed, and unnoticed.She picked up scraps behind the harvesters, just trying to survive.But God noticed her.And when favor met faithfulness, Ruth went from gathering leftovers to owning the field.She married Boaz, became part of a royal lineage, and her story echoes for eternity.What does this mean for you?Even
Today’s Word: Stay Faithful in the Routine: The walls of Jericho were too thick, too high, too strong—impossible to bring down by human effort.Yet God told the Israelites to march, quietly, once a day for six days. On the seventh day, seven times.No swords. No siege. Just obedience.It seemed pointless—until the walls fell suddenly.Maybe you’ve
Today’s Word: God Goes Before You When the Israelites faced the Red Sea, it looked impossible—yet God parted the waters.When Pharaoh’s army pursued them, it looked hopeless—yet God fought for them.You may be facing something too big, too strong, too far gone.But you are not on your own.The Most High God goes before you.He’s not
