This morning’s verses talk about trusting in His Wisdom. In this day and age, there are plenty of resources that we have access to outside of the Word of God, but have we chosen to seek His Wisdom first and foremost? The world may portray some as having an advanced level of knowledge and wisdom that can take us to another level of success. Today, let us continue to trust in His Word. The Holy Spirit will guide us on what to pick and choose to listen through His peace (See Jo

This morning’s verses talk about trusting in the Lord, not in tangible resources. Are we putting our trust in the Lord first and foremost? Working successfully with people is important, but are we being led by the Lord? We may face situations where we have no choice but to work with certain people, but what about when we have a choice of who to work with? Have we sought His wisdom in this area? At the end of the day, if the Lord is not leading us to work with people, we are b

This morning’s verses talk about the enemy fighting themselves for defeat. We may be struggling with ungodly thoughts constantly attacking our minds, but this morning’s truths teach us that they battle against themselves for destruction. In other words, there are realms in which we are unaware that this is taking place. Thanks be to God that this is taking place so that we are handling only those that we can handle. (See 1 Corinthians 10:13) Today, let us focus on what we ne

This morning’s verses talk about His intervention. We may feel like the Lord is silent, but He will make His move in His time. We will receive the benefits and honor the Lord our God with offerings. He works in us both to will and to do according to His pleasure (See Philippians 2:13). In other words, His time will come when He works in us from the inside, giving us the desire to fulfill an assignment. Today, let us continue to listen to His voice from the inside that guides

This morning’s verses talk about how He speaks to us. The Lord speaks to us with context. When a banner is raised on the mountains, we see the sky as well as what surrounds the banner. In other words, we can still hear His voice despite various thoughts that are present in our minds. However, we still need wisdom to know when to fight off the ungodly thoughts that are present in our minds. We can choose to walk in the Spirit (See Galatians 5:16), bearing the fruit of the Spi

This morning’s verses talk about how the Lord deals with the enemies. Our greatest daily battles take place in our minds. He deals with the enemies powerfully, “like chaff on the mountains before the wind, Or like whirling dust before the storm.” (Isaiah 17:13) In other words, this should be our experience when we deal with our enemies in our minds using the Word of God. Little bits and pieces of unwanted thoughts may invade our minds, but the Lord will sweep them away so we

This morning’s verses continue to talk about the consequences of trusting in worldly resources. Are we harvesting wheat or weeds? If we are harvesting weeds, we need to look at what we are sowing (See Matthew 13:24-30) and/or the ground into which we are sowing. Are we sowing the Word of God daily into our hearts that are receptive? (See Matthew 13:3-9) When we are receptive to His Word, we will be supplied even more. (See Matthew 13:12) Today, let us continue to sow the Wor

This morning’s verses talk about trusting in worldly resources. Do we trust in worldly resources to accomplish His will? What is the motive of forming a team? Do we place our faith in the Lord first and foremost? We can learn from this morning’s Scriptures that He will eventually bring down the forces formed outside of our trust in Him. Today, let us choose to trust in Him. We may be able to bring people onto our team to fulfill the God-given destiny, but where is our trust

This morning’s verses continue to talk about arrogance. Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and vice versa. Are there any areas of our lives where we think we can handle them ourselves? When we choose to trust in Him in humility, we will be exalted (See Matthew 23:12). Today, let us assess whether we have taken anything into our own hands and instead choose to follow His ways. May the Lord continue to bless you richly!

This morning’s verses continue to talk about the power of God. The Scriptures promise that the Lord will soon crush satan under our feet (See Romans 16:20). We can see the picture of how the Lord deals with His enemies, protecting His children. Because the devil is crushed under our feet, we can clearly see what lies ahead. Today, what distracting thoughts constantly interfere with our walk with the Lord? The Lord teaches us to forget the past (See Philippians 3:13). His vo

This morning’s verses talk about the power of God. His power is unstoppable in the face of the opposition. If God is for us, who can ever be against us? (See Romans 8:31) Have we ever felt like an enemy is working against us? Well, we have an Almighty God Who is for us and Who will clear the way for us (See Exodus 14:14). Today, let us know that the Lord is with us to fight our battles. May the Lord continue to bless you richly!

This morning’s verses talk about His promise. What He says will come to pass at an eternal level. We may see them during our lifetime on this earth, but it will certainly take place on an eternal scale. So we shouldn’t be disappointed even if His promises do not come to pass as we expected, because they will certainly be fulfilled (See Hebrews 13:8). Which promise have we given up believing in? Today, let us assess whether we have ever given up on anything the Lord has spoken

This morning’s verses talk about arrogance. The Bible promises that whoever exalts himself will be humbled. Have we experienced a situation where we were so confident about what we believed, but later found that to be wrong and were humbled? We can choose to grow in humility daily, depending on and leaning on the Word of God. Today, let us continue to choose humility before the Lord by trusting in Him in all areas. In what areas have we chosen to think that we know it all? M

This morning’s verses talk about leadership. The Lord promises that the believers are to be the head and not the tail (See Deuteronomy 28:13). We may not all take on the visible position of leadership, but we can all influence others to live the life the Lord desires. Whoever humbles himself will be exalted (See Matthew 23:12). If we choose to trust in the Lord, admitting our need to depend on Him, we will be uplifted. So it is essentially about our character becoming more li

This morning’s verses talk about His prophecy. From those who lived during the days of Babylon, it may have been difficult to prophesy the fall of the city. Likewise, from what we are seeing today, it may be a challenge to see from the eyes of the Lord in terms of what is to come based on what the world sees today. But when we look at the world today, we do see areas where the prophecy is gradually coming to pass. What do we do in times when ungodliness is growing? We are to

This morning’s verses talk about His anger towards sin. Jesus became sin so that we can receive the gift of righteousness through faith (See 2 Corinthians 5:21, Ephesians 2:8). As believers, the only way to receive His anger is through our unbelief, believing the lie that He is still angry with us resulting in self condemnation (See Romans 8:1). Today, let us ask the Holy Spirit, what areas we have chosen not to receive His Word. We can choose to walk in the Spirit (See Gala

This morning’s verses talk about His voice. His voice is clear, like a signal on a bare mountain. However, a bare mountain still has things on and around it that may distract us from hearing the voice clearly. We can still hear His voice despite various thoughts coming up in our minds. We must be trained and grow continuously to hear His voice. Today, what is He speaking to us about? We can hear His voice like a banner shown on a bare mountain. May the Lord continue to bless

This morning’s verses talk about His comfort. His Word comforts us. Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead comforts us (See Philippians 3:13). Listening to others first comforts us (See James 1:19). Looking back at the past only consumes the energy that could otherwise fuel us for the present and future, thereby releasing us from unnecessary burdens. Listening to others keeps us humble, helps us learn and grow, and creates an atmosphere of peace. Today, le

This morning’s verses talk about easing our challenges. The Lord did His work during the exodus, splitting the Red Sea for the Israelites’ escape from slavery in Egypt. We can see multiple examples of His divine involvement that eased the burdens on the Israelis to fulfill the God -given destiny. Do we feel like we need to do everything by ourselves or experience the presence of God as we go about our daily tasks? He is expecting us to lean on Him by faith for breakthroughs

This morning’s verses talk about Christ drawing people. Are we putting pressure or manipulating people to get them to move? People are drawn to Jesus out of their own free will. We can exercise leadership the same way. Love does not demand our way (See 1 Corinthians 13:5). When Jesus is revealed through us, people will be naturally but supernaturally drawn to us. He rests, yet people are drawn to the glorious presence of the Lord. Today, let us focus on becoming more and mor