This morning’s verses talk about His prophecies. The Lord’s prophecies include challenges that will take place in our future. But that is fine because that is the season we will be entering for character refinement, to be prepared for the season of increase and harvest. We just need to accept the truth that there will be sowing and reaping of harvest seasons in our lives (See Genesis 8:22). Today, let us ask the Holy Spirit what season we are in. We may not be experiencing o

This morning’s verses talk about our cares. There are cares we can choose to cast on the Lord because we care about those matters (See 1 Peter 5:7). But how about issues that we don’t want to or need to care about? We can choose to focus our minds on what matters to us at the moment instead (See 2 Corinthians 6:2). Today, let us focus our minds on the present, the now. We can cast our cares on the Lord concerning matters that we should care about. The Holy Spirit would tell

This morning’s verses talk about His signs. He may give us signs to confirm His message to us. The Scriptures teach us that every matter must be confirmed by two to three witnesses (See 1 Corinthians 13:1-4). Additionally, important decisions were made through casting lots (See Acts 1:26). In other words, He does reveal His will to us through physically visible means. Today, let us seek His guidance regarding our prayers. How is He revealing and confirming His answers to us?

This morning’s verses talk about His mercy. He has His plans, but because of our needs and wants, He can redirect His course out of His mercy. That is how His miracles take place. How about ourselves? Are we flexible enough to go out of our way and serve other people’s needs? This may be an opportunity to experience His miracles. Today, let us ask the Holy Spirit who is in need of our service. Being flexible enough to meet someone’s needs is part of His plan for us. May the

This morning’s verses continue to talk about His protection. Even if we don't notice them, God has sent His angels behind the scenes to fight the enemy for us. We should thank Him daily for His protection so that we can live out the abundant life Christ died to give us (See John 10:10). Today, let us thank Him for His protection and focus on living out the assignment He has given to each one of us. May the Lord continue to bless you richly!

This morning’s verses talk about His protection. From this morning’s verses, we can see that there are attacks that we experience and ones that we don’t even experience because He has already dealt with them. Thank God that He is working for us to protect us behind the scenes. Today, let us remember that He has already dealt with the attacks before we even notice them. He is gracious and merciful enough to know how much we are able to handle (See 1 Corinthians 10:13). May th

This morning’s verses talk about sowing and reaping. Like the Israelites in the wilderness for 40 years receiving manna, we may start off our walk with the Lord by unconditionally receiving our needs by His grace. But as we grow in faith, we need to intentionally sow for our future harvest. Although our walk with the Lord may become more challenging, it is literally up to us to flourish and prosper in our walk with the Lord. Today, in what stage of our walk with the Lord ar

This morning’s verses talk about the Lord bringing down the enemy. Who is our enemy? It may not necessarily be a person in a relationship constantly attacking us with ungodly negativity. It can simply be on the inside, our ungodly thoughts, that constantly attack us to turn our focus away from the Lord. We may have a lot to deal with and may even wonder if we focus on the present (See 2 Corinthians 6:2), we can be set free (See John 8:32), but He will. We may not understand

This morning’s verses remind us to focus on the Lord. What do we do in the midst of an attack? Do we choose to stay faithful to the Lord? What is He speaking to us to do? If it is in the area of relationships, we have a choice to be quick to listen and slow to speak (See James 1:19). We have a choice to love, trusting in the good motives of others (See 1 Corinthians 13:7). We can choose to love those who are not lovable (See Luke 6:32). We can choose to love, keeping no recor

This morning’s verses talk about the voice of the enemy. We may be letting the voices of the enemy bring us down, but we have the truth that sets us free (See John 8:32). We may doubt the power of the Word of God because of the lies of the enemy, but we need to choose to shift our focus to the Word of God, trusting and believing in the truth. Today, let us embrace the attacks of the enemy, as this should not be a surprise to us. We can simply confess the Word of God to experi

This morning’s verses talk about His protection. The Lord fights for us and deals with the enemy. What do we do? We focus on walking in the Spirit (See Galatians 5:16). We may be concerned about the offense, shame, past, fear of uncertainties, etc., and we may want to deal with them with our own hands, but the truth is that the Lord deals with them while we focus our spiritual eyes on the Lord. This requires self-discipline (See Galatians 5:22-23), but this is the way. Today

This morning’s verses talk about breakthrough. We may be so close to breakthrough that the child is about to be born. The Lord desires that we don’t give up and experience the breakthrough He has planned for us, seeing the child born through us. In what areas are we desiring breakthroughs? We may be dealing with ungodly habits, but He teaches us to walk in the Spirit, and we shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh. We can choose to focus on the Lord, and He will deal with th

This morning’s verses continue to talk about the enemy's attacks. What do we do when we are attacked? One of the wisdoms we can learn from today’s verses is to keep silent. Sometimes, we may be tempted to react, but we don’t always have to reply. We can continue to focus on walking the Way of the Lord, Which He reveals to us daily. Today, even though we may be in the midst of an attack, let us choose the option of silence. We can continue to choose to live out the abundant li

This morning’s verses speak about the enemy's attacks. What do we trust when the enemy attacks us? Do we trust what we can see, like resources? Or do we trust what we cannot see, such as the Lord? The Bible teaches that believers walk by faith and not by sight. We may or may not have all of the intelligence, logic, people, or finances, but what matters is our God. We can choose to stay in quietness and confidence, trusting in the Lord (See Isaiah 30:15, Isaiah 32:17-18). What

This morning’s verses talk about the attacks of the enemy. What do we do when we are attacked by the enemy? We may be tempted to think about using logic, etc., to win in this situation, overthrowing the enemy. God can use these in moments of challenge, but who should we go to first? We can choose to stay in quietness and confidence, trusting in the Lord (See Isaiah 30:15, Isaiah 32:17-18). What is He speaking to us to do? We can choose to follow Him (See Romans 14:23), trusti

This morning’s verses talk about our faith and trust. Are we intimidated to confront a situation because of our lack of resources? The world may trust logic, talent, skills, money, record, status, etc., to resolve problems. But we have the Lord, Who is Almighty El Shaddai, with us, Who is able to do exceedingly and abundantly above (See Ephesians 3:20). The Lord may use these elements, but ultimately what matters is the Lord intervening in the situation to resolve challenges.

This morning’s verses talk about the enemy's attacks. What do we do when we are attacked by the enemy? We can choose to stay in quietness and confidence, trusting in the Lord (See Isaiah 30:15, Isaiah 32:17-18). What is He speaking to us to do? We can choose to follow Him (See Romans 14:23), trusting Him that all things work together for good (See Romans 8:28). Today, let us continue to keep our eyes on the Lord in the midst of various kinds of attacks. May the Lord conti

This morning’s verses talk about restoration. What area of our character is He working in us to restore? How about surrender? (See Proverbs 3:5-6) We may not understand everything about why He is leading us the way He is, but it is the way for us. If we choose to believe in His way for us and act accordingly (See Romans 14:23), we can trust in Him that all things work together for good (See Romans 8:28). Today, let us assess areas where He is working in us to restore. Just l

This morning’s verses talk about richness, abundance, and provision in dry places. In what areas are we experiencing dryness? He will bring richness, abundance, and provision into those areas. We may already be experiencing His richness in areas we think are dry. We can choose to be content with His rich provision (See 1 Timothy 6:6–8). Then, how about our neighbors? (See Acts 20:35) Today, let us assess areas where we are experiencing dryness. We can choose to bring forth Hi

This morning’s verses talk about fear. Is fear keeping us from stepping into the God-given destiny? This morning’s Scripture teaches us to be strong and not fear. Are we in fear or in lack of peace? We hear His voice so we know whether it is fear or lack of peace (See John 10:27). Today, let us assess if there is fear that is keeping us from stepping forward into the God-given destiny. May the Lord continue to bless you richly!