Today’s WordIf you study the life of David, you see a man who became skilled at forgiveness. He experienced rejection from his father. When his older brother mocked him publicly, Scripture says, “David turned and walked away.” Even after King Saul sought to take his life—and David had the opportunity to take revenge—he chose to […]
Today’s WordYou may be consistently making choices that honor God. You have remained faithful in your marriage, made sacrifices for your children, given your best at work, and gone the extra mile to help others. You have done the right thing, yet the dreams in your heart may still seem unfulfilled. Be encouraged—your time is
Today’s WordYou may be consistently making choices that honor God. You have remained faithful in your marriage, made sacrifices for your children, given your best at work, and gone the extra mile to help others. You have done the right thing, yet the dreams in your heart may still seem unfulfilled. Be encouraged—your time is
Today’s WordWe all face difficulties that seem permanent. A setback, an addiction, or a health issue can look so big and intimidating that it feels impossible to overcome. It’s easy to become discouraged and think it will never change. But God never said we would not face trouble. He says that troubles may come, sickness
Today’s WordLeah and her sister Rachel were both married to Jacob. Rachel was more beautiful and deeply loved by him, while Leah was married through deception and never truly received his affection. Leah lived feeling unwanted, overlooked, and treated as second best. She could have easily developed low self-esteem or bitterness, questioning her worth. Yet
Today’s WordNone of the men Jesus chose as His disciples were rabbis, priests, or scholars of the law. Peter and Andrew were ordinary fishermen with rough edges and visible weaknesses. Nothing in their background suggested they would become world changers. They could have easily thought, “Surely not us—we are too flawed, too ordinary.” We often
Today’s WordThe enemy would love to distract you into fighting battles that do not matter. You do not have the time or energy to respond to insults from people who are determined to misunderstand you and will never truly support you. They are unsettled by the favor on your life, by your peace, your progress,
Today’s WordGod is still looking for Esthers today. Esther was a Jewish orphan living in exile, raised from obscurity to become a queen. When a decree was issued to destroy her people, she faced a moment of great risk. Approaching the king without invitation could have cost her life, yet she chose faith over fear.
Today’s WordMany people are gifted and have experienced God’s favor, yet they become distracted by negative words, wounded by offenses, and consumed with trying to prove themselves. When an offense is not released, it begins to reshape the heart—producing defensiveness, harshness, and criticism. But when you know, like the apostle Paul, who you are by
Today’s WordAbraham was living in the land of Canaan when he asked his trusted servant to travel four hundred miles back to his homeland to find a wife for his son Isaac. It was a heavy responsibility, but Abraham reassured him with great faith: “The Lord my God will send His angel ahead of you.”
