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Today, what do you want from Jesus? Are you hoping to find something to disprove Him? Are you seeking hope from the only true and living God?

In the midst of life’s unfair turns and circumstances, the story of Joshua and Caleb offers profound lessons in faithful endurance.

If you find yourself in a season of waiting, take heart—there’s beauty to be found along the scenic route, and it’s worth every moment.

Discover how Jesus unveils hypocrisy with grace and truth in John 10:30-39.

Uncover the joy of embracing truth and glorifying God, even when it challenges our long-held beliefs, and learn to sing a new song of faith.

Discover the significance of purposeful actions and intentional living, inspired by Jesus’s deliberate interactions and commands.

To whom do we truly belong? Are we heirs of God’s family through faith in Christ, or do our deeds align more closely with the enemy’s agenda?

Are you ready to answer the call and experience the freedom of true discipleship? In John 8, Jesus challenges believers to become disciples.

Ask yourself, “Am I committed to Jesus or religion?”

Discover the importance of trusting in God’s plan and patiently waiting for His guidance, even when it differs from our own expectations.

Accepting all aspects of God leads to a deeper understanding of His sovereignty and the path to true worship.

Uncover how true living involves surrendering the driver’s seat to Jesus and using every moment to glorify God’s kingdom.

Understand how aligning your prayers with God’s character transforms the power and purpose of your supplications.

Did you know Jesus had a prayer life? Experience the impact of genuine prayer in changing lives and making a difference in the world.

This has been God’s command since the beginning: love God, love others. It hasn’t changed throughout the whole Bible. It’s always been about love.

Do you believe in Jesus? And if you believe, are you following Him? It’s time to take that step.

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Join the reflection on John 2:11 and learn how every miracle, including salvation, serves the purpose of revealing Christ’s glory.

We are called to lay aside every weight and every hindrance and every sin that can easily ensnare us and to run our race with endurance, keeping our eyes on Jesus.

God doesn’t give us what is good; He gives us what is best. Discover the importance of trusting God’s perfect timing.

Like Charlie’s pivotal choice in the Chocolate Factory, discover the transformative power of choosing to follow Christ.

Do you know this man, the very Son of the Living God? Do you know Jesus Christ? Not just a knowledge of Him, but an intimate relationship, a surrender of your will to Him?

So, when you think life is too much and your jar is being cracked, don’t give up! Perhaps God allowed this trial, this circumstance, this moment not only for you—but for others watching you go through it. Our lives are living testimonies of Jesus Christ.

Today, let’s turn from the things of this world and turn to our Creator. The One who offers true peace, freedom and love.

Let His light shine through you and the colors of His love dance for all to see!

When we have the light of Christ within us, we become a light for others to find their way. Are you shining for Him? Will others see Jesus because of the light that you shine?

Jesus. The sweetest name I know.

Tell your story. Tell how Jesus changed you. Tell of His love.

If you’ve witnessed Jesus’ miracles in your own life, YOU have a story to tell. Somebody needs to know about Him! Will you share it?

What did it take for you to believe and become His witness?

Church can’t save. Serving in church can’t save. Tithing can’t save. Only believing Jesus as your Savior can save.

Does our faith result in obedience?

Whatever you’re going through or waiting for, I promise you, God is at work! He doesn’t waste time. The Lord almighty is in control and time is in His hands. Trust Him.

We have something the Lord wants to use, but will we surrender our grasp on it? Will we offer it to the Lord and accept His offer to be used to accomplish His great plan?

Are we still begging to be close to Him, found on our knees in prayer? Or are we now at a distance, watching to see what unfolds next?

Jesus is the Prince of Peace. With Him we have nothing to fear. Without Him, we have no hope.

A lot of life is made up of waiting. Let’s learn to wait well.

I am a nobody. Nothing special. Just an ordinary person. Guilty of crimes. And Jesus gave His life for me.

Lord, forgive us. Your grace is enough.

It may be that God wants you to be satisfied with Him, the giver of great blessings, before getting the blessing. It may be that He is getting you ready to experience Him in a whole new way. A fiery sort of way.

Like Jesus did often, take time to get away and pray. Seek the Lord’s wisdom and ask for discernment in this situation. Study His Word and live it out. You know who wins in the end.

What “cup” has the Lord given you?

Like the pressure of the earth creating diamonds out of carbon deposits, God is creating something beautiful out of you. It doesn’t make the trial or the storm any easier. But knowing God is at work is comforting in the midst.

Today, let’s allow the Lord to shine His truth into our lives, searching our intent and refocus on what’s really important.

Like my avocado aversion, we can live our whole lives seeing God from a distance, never truly experiencing Him. We can miss out on incredible moments of God because we’re too afraid of letting go of our life preservers and getting out of our safety boats.

Have you met Jesus? How did that change you? Have you professed that to the world? We all have a story to share, will you tell yours?

Jesus is our guide on the uncertain path of life.

Turn to Him in your despair, anger, hurt, and frustration. Allow Him to work all things out for you.

When we look at our daily routine, do we have a time set aside for getting alone with God?

When we find ourselves in that position, in the middle of never-where, we have a choice. We can follow the example of Judas or we can follow the example of Peter.