Today’s WordEvery day, a battle takes place in our minds. A small pain can instantly trigger fearful thoughts, convincing us of the worst. A job interview can lead us to imagine failure before it even begins. Left unchecked, negative imaginations take root, creating defeat before reality has a chance to unfold. But you are not […]
Today’s WordWhen Peter was imprisoned after James had been killed, it seemed certain that he too would face death. Yet instead of being restless and overwhelmed with fear, he was found asleep—so deeply that the angel sent to rescue him had to wake him up. That is the peace that surpasses understanding. It’s no coincidence
Today’s WordYou are a three-part being—spirit, body, and soul. Each part is essential, and each must be cared for. You might pray all day and night, yet neglecting your physical well-being will leave you drained. You might train in the gym for hours daily, but without nurturing your spiritual and emotional life, you won’t be
Today’s WordAfter forty years of wandering in the wilderness, the nation of Israel stood on the threshold of the Promised Land. Yet, between them and their inheritance lay seven nations—each larger, stronger, and more powerful than they were. From a natural perspective, victory seemed impossible. But God gave Moses a promise: “I will go before
Today’s WordIn Matthew 25, Jesus tells the parable of the bags of gold. A master entrusted one servant with five bags, another with two, and another with one—each according to his ability. The heart of the story is not about how much each received, but about being faithful with what has been entrusted to us.
Today’s WordFar too many people live each day feeling a quiet heaviness inside. They wake up and immediately take inventory of their faults, shortcomings, and mistakes. This is exactly what the enemy wants—for you to stay focused on your failures, convinced you’ll never measure up, and standing against yourself. Don’t fall into that trap. When
Today’s WordIn 2 Samuel 4, after King Saul and his son Jonathan were killed in battle, Saul’s young grandson Mephibosheth fled for his life. During his escape, he fell and was left unable to walk. Overnight, he went from living in the palace to surviving in exile, in a desolate town called Lo Debar. Yet,
Today’s WordJoseph, falsely accused and imprisoned for thirteen years, experienced what Scripture describes as his soul “entering into the iron.” In that dark place, he gained strength and perseverance—qualities he could never have developed otherwise—to one day lead a nation. Esther, an orphan in a foreign land, felt abandoned and unseen, yet God positioned her
🌟 Today’s WordGod entrusted Nehemiah with a vision to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem, yet opposition arose from Sanballat and Tobiah, who sought to draw him away and harm him. The truth is, the enemy often pursues those who carry a living dream—those who believe that with God, nothing is impossible. Resistance, delays, jealousy, and
Today’s WordThere are moments in life when it may seem like your challenges—illness, discouragement, financial strain—are winning. It’s easy to lose heart and spend your energy fighting everything that doesn’t go your way, weighed down by worry and negativity. But there is another way: remain in peace, confident that God is guiding your steps, even
