Today’s WordIn John 6, Jesus was teaching thousands of people in a remote place. As the day grew late, the people were hungry, and Jesus told His disciples to feed them. All they could find was five barley loaves and two fish from a young boy. That boy could have thought, “This is nothing compared […]
Today’s WordIt’s remarkable that the church prayed late into the night for Peter’s release, yet when he miraculously knocked on the door, they could hardly believe it. God had already answered their prayers—an angel entered the prison, the chains fell off Peter’s wrists, and he was led safely past guards and through an iron gate.
Today’s WordThere are seasons when your calling is to serve faithfully in a place where you are not seen or celebrated—just as Joshua served Moses long before he became a leader. These quiet seasons are not delays; they are preparation. When your ideas go unnoticed, when your work is behind the scenes, or when doors
Today’s WordWhen Joseph was a child, he watched his uncle Esau do something remarkable. Esau forgave Joseph’s father, Jacob, for betrayal and showed kindness to a man who had wronged him deeply. That moment left a lasting imprint on Joseph’s heart. Years later, as the prime minister of Egypt, Joseph faced his own test when
Today’s WordOne of the quiet tests in life is staying faithful when nothing seems to be changing—when you’re doing your best but the situation isn’t improving, when you’re being good to people who are not returning the same kindness. In those moments it’s tempting to say, “Why isn’t this working?” But instead of forcing outcomes
Today’s WordDavid spent years caring for his father’s sheep, hidden away in the fields, seemingly overlooked and stuck in routine. Even after being anointed as the future king, he returned to the same quiet, lonely place. Yet it was in that silence that his heart deepened, his faith matured, and his character was shaped. Perhaps
Today’s WordIt’s tempting to believe that strength means doing everything alone, relying only on your own abilities. But the journey to your highest calling was never meant to be a solo flight. God has already placed people in your path—encouragers, supporters, mentors—who are meant to help carry you toward your purpose. Scripture emphasizes again and
Today’s WordThere are seasons when we become so accustomed to disappointment, loss, or a long-standing struggle that we quietly settle into it, almost accepting that “this is just how life will be.” Yet God never intended for the pit to be your permanent address. Even when you feel stuck, He is working behind the scenes.
Today’s WordWhether we realize it or not, the character of the people around us shapes our attitude, our choices, and even our destiny. If you spend time with those who drag you down, who gossip, who live in compromise, or who constantly stir up trouble, their patterns will eventually rub off on you. Being around
Today’s WordThe prophet Habakkuk faced barrenness in his crops, empty fields, and the loss of his livestock. He openly acknowledged his discouragement, defeat, and sadness—but he refused to let those feelings define his spirit. He added one decisive word: “yet.”He was saying, “This is what I feel, this is what I see, yet I will
