Today’s Word We hear a lot about fact-checking today—checking the words of politicians, advertisements, product claims, and rumors spreading online. In the same way, we need to fact-check the thoughts that enter our minds against the truth of God’s Word. When a thought says, “You are not valuable,” compare it with what God says: you […]
Today’s Word Jacob grew up surrounded by patterns of deception and manipulation. His name itself became associated with who he had been. But there came a moment when Jacob encountered God and was ready for a change. When he was asked his name, he answered honestly: “Jacob.” He acknowledged the person he had been, and
Today’s Word It can be difficult when someone you love—a family member or close friend—constantly brings drama and emergencies into your life. They may exaggerate problems, expect you to rescue them, and become upset when you don’t respond the way they want. Sometimes they may even try to make you feel guilty by reminding you
Today’s Word When God told Jeremiah that he would become a great prophet, Jeremiah immediately focused on his limitations. He said that he did not know how to speak and that he was too young. He looked at everything he thought was missing in him, and as long as he focused on those weaknesses, he
Today’s Word As a teenager, David was anointed by the prophet Samuel to become the next king. Yet he did not become king of Judah until he was thirty. Between the promise and its fulfillment, David spent years in the shepherd’s fields, served King Saul, and later lived in the wilderness while Saul pursued him.
Today’s Word In the midst of a great crowd, one woman reached out and touched the edge of Jesus’ garment because she believed that healing was possible. Many people were pressing around Jesus, but He stopped and recognized that something different had happened. Her touch was not simply physical; it was a touch of faith
Today’s Word Many of us form our first understanding of what a father is like through our earthly father. If he was loving, present, and kind, it may be easier to see God as a loving Father. But if he was distant, harsh, critical, or absent, don’t allow those experiences to distort your understanding of
Today’s Word We all go through seasons of testing—times when life is difficult and we may not understand why we are facing certain challenges. In those moments, it can be tempting to become discouraged, lower our standards, or simply give up. But God calls us to remain faithful and continue giving our best. The way
Today’s Word Deserts can represent the difficult places in our lives—the barren seasons, the painful circumstances, and the moments when we wonder how we will make it through. When you look back, you may discover that God was providing “water” even in some of your driest seasons. At the time, you may not have recognized
Today’s Word You are not here by accident. Long before you were born, God already knew you and had a purpose for your life. He knew the time and place in which you would live. This is your moment. This is your time. God has equipped you for the life He has called you to
