🌿 Today’s Word Whatever team sports you follow, you know that defense is vital. A good defensive strategy keeps you in contention, but defense alone doesn’t win championships. Psalm 91 gives us a clear picture of divine defense: dwelling in the secret place of the Most High, taking refuge under His wings, and being guarded […]
🌿 Today’s WordIn James 3:7–9, we read a sobering truth: although humanity can tame wild animals, no one can tame the tongue. It is called “a restless evil, full of deadly poison.” With the same mouth, we praise God and curse people made in His image. This contradiction challenges us to reflect on the power
Wisdom for the Journey “Your Gift Has a Purpose” You don’t need a grand title, exceptional skill, or high status to be used greatly by God.David didn’t become king because he was famous, talented, or charming.He was promoted because he had practiced quietly and faithfully in the fields, slinging stones no one else cared about.
Wisdom for the Journey “Stay Committed—Even When It’s Hard” Nearly everyone faces moments when they feel like giving up—on a relationship, a calling, or even their own dream.Midway through your journey, things might not look exciting or promising anymore.But that middle ground is where many either turn back or dig deeper. God has placed promises
Today’s Word: “Leave It at the Door” We all face stress, deadlines, and disappointments—but home should be a sanctuary, not a stress zone.Don’t carry the weight of your day into your living room.Don’t let harsh words, bad news, or workplace drama poison the atmosphere of your home. There’s a man who touches a tree by
Today’s Word: “Peace Over Panic” David, the mighty warrior who defeated Goliath, also experienced moments of deep anxiety—so intense that he said his body trembled (Psalm 55:5).If someone as bold as David could feel overwhelmed, then you are not alone when anxiety creeps in. Anxiety doesn’t mean you’re weak.It means you’re human—and it may also
Today’s Word: “It Ends With You” We all face struggles—depression, addiction, anger, or lack—that may feel overwhelming.But did you know these issues often didn’t start with us?Research shows they can run through generations, passed down unconsciously. But here’s the good news: What started before you can stop with you.You can be the one who breaks
Today’s Word: “The Power of Obedience” Naaman was a great military leader, but he was offended when Elisha told him to wash in the Jordan River seven times to be healed.He thought the solution should be grander, more logical.It made no sense to him. He almost missed his miracle because of pride and doubt.But in
Today’s Word: “Receive God’s Approval” When Peter first encountered Jesus, he cried,“Depart from me, Lord, for I am a sinful man!”He was overwhelmed by shame and felt unworthy. But Jesus didn’t turn away. He called Peter anyway.Years later, this same man would boldly preach to thousands at Pentecost. What changed? Peter learned to receive—not just
Today’s Word: “Blessed in the Dark Place” In Scripture, every person used greatly by God first walked through darkness.Moses killed a man and fled to the desert, spending forty years in isolation. It seemed like failure, like the end. But that desert was not the end. It was a classroom.God was shaping him—building patience, humility,
