Today’s WordHundreds of years before Jesus entered Jerusalem and the crowds shouted, “Hosanna to the Son of David! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord!” (Matthew 21:9), the prophet Zechariah had already declared this moment. Long before anyone could see it, God was setting the stage for redemption. Every event — […]
Today’s WordIn 1 Samuel 25, a man named Nabal insulted David with harsh words, showing him utter disrespect. David was so angry that he set out with four hundred men to destroy Nabal’s household. But before he could act, Nabal’s wise wife, Abigail, met David with humility and asked for forgiveness. She said, “Don’t let
Today’s WordThe city of Samaria was trapped and starving, surrounded by a powerful Syrian army. The Israelites had no strength, no weapons, and no way out. It was only a matter of time before they would perish. But God is never limited by what we lack. He is not intimidated by overwhelming odds, by a
Today’s WordWe all face situations we want to see change—an illness, an addiction, fear, anxiety, or depression. We pray, we believe, and yet it may seem as if nothing is improving. But remember: the moment you prayed, something powerful began to happen in the unseen realm. The strength of what was opposing you—the sickness, the
Today’s WordWhen David stood before the giant Goliath, he could have easily focused on his limitations—the size of his opponent, his own youth, and lack of armor. He could have said, “There’s no way I can win.” But instead, David chose to speak words of faith: “I will defeat you.” His words carried power. He
Today’s WordIn Daniel 4, King Nebuchadnezzar learned a powerful lesson about humility. He stood proudly before his kingdom, declaring that his own strength and wisdom had built the great city of Babylon. But even as he was boasting, God interrupted and said, “Nebuchadnezzar, this day you lost the kingdom.” God will not share His glory
Today’s WordIt’s easy to forget that our spiritual well-being is closely tied to how we care for our body and mind. God designed us to live in balance—to work and rest, to give and receive, to move and be still. When we neglect one part, we begin to lose our strength and joy. Sometimes, the
Today’s WordIn the story of the Shunammite woman (2 Kings 4), her generosity toward the prophet Elisha became the gateway for her greatest miracle. Out of her kindness, she built a room for him, expecting nothing in return. Yet, Elisha promised her what money could never buy—a son. When we live with a giving heart,
Today’s WordThe enemy tries to plant lies in our minds that poison our thinking and build strongholds of guilt, fear, or defeat. Thoughts whisper, “You’re not good enough. You’re not attractive enough. You’ll never get well. You’ll never succeed.” These mental infections limit our faith and keep us from stepping into God’s best. But here’s
Today’s WordWhen God told Noah to build a 450-foot ark, it didn’t make any sense. It had never rained like that before. People must have mocked and ridiculed him, calling him foolish for building such a massive boat on dry land. Yet Noah didn’t let the doubters distract him. He knew that they hadn’t heard
