This morning’s verses talk about restoration. In what areas does the Lord want to work in us to bring about restoration in our lives? He will not only restore it to how it used to be, but also to wholeness and completeness. We may be experiencing pain in some area of our body. He will not only release that pain but also bless the area to its fullest potential, as the Lord designed it (See Isaiah 53:5). Today, let us remember our Lord, Jesus Christ, Who died on the cross for o

This morning’s verses talk about our trust in the Lord. In what do we trust? Do we trust in what seems good in our sight? Or do we put our faith in the Lord Whom we cannot see? Believers walk by faith and not by sight (See 2 Corinthians 5:7). What is He speaking to us from the inside? (See Philippians 2:13, Colossians 3:15) Let us not be deceived by what seems attractive. Today, let us not be deceived by what seems good to us. Let us continue to seek His guidance in terms o

This morning’s verses talk about our praise to the Lord. Our praise and worship bring down the enemy. But where is the greatest battle taking place? It is very likely in our minds. When we worship the Lord, our focus is on the Lord, which brings down the enemy. Our focus leaves the past behind (See Philippians 3:13). Our focus should be on the now (See 2 Corinthians 6:2), today. Today, let us give our praise and worship to the Lord. It keeps our minds on the Lord. May the Lo

This morning’s verses talk about His power. He sweeps away the enemy with His mighty power. Where is His power? It is in us. It is ready to be released through our alignment with and obedience to His ways. His power, His blessings may be dammed up because of our hardened heart (See Romans 12:1-2). Today, let us ask Him to reveal to us areas where we have hardened our hearts. Because when we are receptive to His ways, His blessings will be released mightily (See Matthew 13:12

This morning’s verses talk about following His ways. In the challenging moments, we can choose to follow the Lord, and He will confirm to us that we are on the right path. What are the areas of opportunity for our growth? We may be experiencing pressures because of what we experienced in the past, or what we are thinking about the future. But His way is the now. His grace is in the now (See 2 Corinthians 6:2). What does He want us to do now, today? He will follow through wi

This morning’s verses talk about God’s justice. He will do His justice through us. But have we ever thought that His justice will be executed not only on those around us but also on ourselves? He will correct what needs to be corrected. Today, let us expect the Lord to correct us. What is He speaking to us today to be released through us? May the Lord continue to bless you richly!

This morning’s verses talk about trusting in the Lord in quietness. What does trusting in the Lord look like? It is done in quietness. The pressures of this world may tempt us to be emotional, but we can still trust in the Lord in quietness. If we have the Almighty God in us (See 1 John 4:4), do we have to strive to see things happen? We can trust in the Lord in quietness, and He will do mighty things through us. We can choose to turn to the Lord and experience salvation in r

This morning’s verses talk about trusting in the Lord. Where is our trust in the Lord lacking? When our trust is in the Lord, we can focus on the now (See 2 Corinthians 6:2), leaving the past behind (See Philippians 3:13) and the worries for the future to the Lord (See Matthew 6:34). Are there any areas where we have compromised by taking matters into our own hands? Our trust in the Lord is tested under pressure. Today, let us continue to choose to walk with the Lord and trus

This morning’s verses talk about listening receptively to corrections. Do we want to hear only what is comfortable for us to hear? How about some tough feedback that would challenge us to grow to the next level? Just as heavier weights strengthen our muscles, we must step into the discomfort zone to grow stronger. Today, let us be receptive to tough feedback. Not all feedback aligns with what the Lord desires for us, so we can pray and ask for His guidance. May the Lord con

This morning’s verses talk about following His ways. Have we turned to the ways of the world but not to His ways? In what areas have we blindly, unconsciously relied on what seems, what we think, we believe is right? In what areas are we used to repeating the old ways rather than His ways? Today, let us ask the Holy Spirit to guide us to His ways in areas where we have hardened our hearts. May the Lord continue to bless you richly!

This morning’s verses talk about accepting instructions. Are we receptive to instructions that are given to us in love? We may not feel comfortable when we receive them, but through meditation and prayer, we will soon realize that they were given to us in love to break through to the next level. Today, let us meditate on instructions that were given to us that we feel uncomfortable about. It may be the Lord speaking to us through another person. May the Lord continue to bles

This morning’s verses continue to talk about the trap of the devil. Are we being trapped by the false word and meaningless arguments? It is His Truth that sets us free (See John 8:32). Also, He teaches us to fight the good fight of faith (See 1 Timothy 6:12). Whenever we hear the Word that contradicts the Word of God, stealing our peace and joy, let us seek the Scriptures to guard our hearts (See Proverbs 4:23). What is the motive of the argument? Are we being trapped by ar

This morning’s verses continue to talk about our hearts. Can we hide what we are doing when others don’t see us? I believe this is one reason the Bible teaches us to do unto the Lord, not for human masters (See Colossians 3:23). We are ultimately held accountable to the Lord, not to our leaders in this world. In other words, what we choose to do when others don’t see us counts. Today, let us assess areas where we have chosen to fear the eyes of men. Instead, we can choose to

This morning’s verses talk about our heart for the Lord. Where is our focus throughout the day? Is it following and obeying the Lord? The Bible teaches us that now is the time of His favor (See 2 Corinthians 6:2). He is interested in taking our steps one at a time (See Psalms 37:23). What does He want us to do in our current step? Today, let us continue to focus on the Lord and seek Him for the present moment. May the Lord continue to bless you richly!

This morning’s verses continue to talk about spiritual blindness. We may have the Bible in front of us, and He may speak to us, but what is the condition of our hearts? Are we receptive to His Word? He will give more to those who appreciate what they receive (See Matthew 13:12). One reason we may struggle to grow and move to the next level is our hardened heart toward the Wisdom He is releasing to us. Today, let us continue to choose to seek His Wisdom and receive it. May th

This morning’s verses talk about spiritual blindness. In what areas have we blinded ourselves to the Lord? These areas are the opportunities for our breakthroughs. Have we been reluctant to pray specifically for those who hurt us by name (See Matthew 5:44)? We can guard our hearts through prayers (See Proverbs 4:23). Today, let us continue to choose His Ways. Our hearts, minds, wills, and emotions may be heavy, but He has the solutions that we have access to. May the Lord c

This morning’s verses talk about His protection. We may be getting attacked by the devil in our relationships. But the Lord is fighting for us behind the scenes to defeat the devil (See Isaiah 54:17). We can rest by abiding by this promise. We can cast our cares on the Lord. Today, let us continue to rest, trusting in the Lord for His protection. May the Lord continue to bless you richly!

This morning’s verses talk about being humbled. Have we ever experienced a situation where we were so confident about certain things, only to be brought low? We may have been confident unknowingly. The only way out of this is to focus our eyes on the Lord, asking Him for His guidance. Because whoever humbles himself will be elevated (See Luke 14:11). Today, let us keep our focus on the Lord. He will elevate us to a place of God-given destiny. Areas we have hardened toward Chr

This morning’s verses talk about His Wisdom. He does incredible, extraordinary work. It is critical that we pay attention to His Word and hear His voice. He teaches us correctly. His Wisdom is great. Others may have their opinion about certain issues, but have we turned to the Lord first and foremost? Godly counsel is important, but He leads us to seek Godly counsel from believers. Today, let us continue to focus our hearts on the Lord, Who gives us Wisdom to live. In what

This morning’s verse talks about bringing justice. The Lord may use us to bring about justice in this world. This may include confronting issues others may prefer to avoid. Today, let us prepare our hearts to receive new assignments. Let us look for new desires He places in our hearts (See Philippians 2:13). May the Lord continue to bless you richly!