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Discover how Jonah’s story exposes the danger of anger and reveals God’s mercy. Learn how to surrender bitterness and trust God’s heart.

Discover how the Holy Spirit transforms your life from the inside out, cleansing the heart and shaping you into who God designed you to be.

A handmade Nativity reminds one believer to let go of holiday stress and find peace in the simple presence of Jesus this Christmas.

David’s story reveals how small compromises lead to sin—but God’s grace restores repentant hearts through conviction and mercy.

When self-reliance fails, surrender brings strength. Discover how letting go and trusting God can change everything.

Discover the power of trusting God’s timing and provision. Learn how true rest and faith bring His perfect blessing and peace.

Jesus faced rejection too. Discover how His example helps us handle rejection with faith, courage, and purpose that honors God.

Discover five vital truths about revivals and awakenings, their history, leaders, challenges, and how we can welcome God’s Spirit today.

Trusting God with our children isn’t easy, but His plans are better and His love deeper. Learn to let go with peace and faith.

A souvenir shop game taught me a powerful lesson: true faith means stepping out of my comfort zone and saying, “Yes, Lord.”

Therefore, as you received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk in Him. (Colossians 2:6) Paul has given us great instructions […]

If you are even remotely wise, you will want to be led by God. It will make sense to you […]

A humorous and heartfelt lesson from an overdue oven cleaning reveals how God brings beauty from ashes when we surrender to Him.

Drifting from God may not feel like rebellion—it might look like productivity. Here’s what happens when striving replaces surrender.

One call can change everything—just ask Paul. Discover how surrendering to God’s call leads to purpose, transformation, and mission.

If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’re walking through a tough season right now-or you love someone who […]

We pursue what we value. God’s will is good, acceptable, and perfect—worthy of our full surrender and trust.

When God’s answer leads to suffering, His will is still at work. Trust, surrender, and know He sustains through every trial.

How do you respond when God says “no”? Paul’s humble trust in God’s plan, even when his desires were denied, challenges us to surrender, believe, and trust that every “no” has a purpose for our good and His glory.

In a world that glorifies control, true freedom comes when we surrender to God’s perfect will, letting go of our attempts at control.

Discover why living for the glory of God, rather than personal gain, leads to true fulfillment and purpose in this captivating read.

Discover how embracing the crucifixion of your will can lead to a richer, more fulfilling existence, and deeper relationship with God.

Uncover the transformative power of surrendering pride and acknowledging the need for a Savior through the message of John 4:46-54.

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?

What sign do you need to recognize Jesus as the one true God? What will it take for our eyes to be opened to the truth of who He is and surrender to His authority?

Have you fully surrendered to the Lord?

Are you willing to do whatever it takes to follow Jesus? Will you still be there in the end, or will you be one of those that jumps off the bandwagon?

He stands with arms wide open, waiting. Will you run to Him today?

This is what salvation is all about. In return for this beautiful gift that we could never have earned, all we can offer to our Lord and Savior is a life fully surrendered to Him.

Less of me, more of Him. Sounds like a pretty good recipe to me.

Deep down we’ve all imagined the water-walking experience. But, sadly, we tend to merely dangle our toes in the shallows.

We can honor God with our lips declaring Him as Holy, Creator, and Savior, but we honor Him more as we surrender and call Him Lord.

For the Christian, it is vitally important to recognize our shape and allow The Potter to create a masterpiece that only He can visualize in our round lump of clay.

I want to be right with God. That’s the only perfect way, and it’s through Jesus Christ.

Are we choosing to serve God now, no matter what?

What fears and worries do you need to lay at His feet in surrender?

Think you aren’t VIP material? You are in the eyes of the LORD! He is ready and willing to use us, we just have to surrender to Him.

It’s time to recognize that our God is bigger than our problems and has all authority in our lives! Give it to God and trust Him to do what needs to be done!

Whatever job you’re in, He can use you. Whatever family you are a part of, He can use you. Whatever place you live, He can use you. You just have to be willing!

He’s calling your name today. Can you hear it?

What does God see when He looks at your heart?

Examine your plans for the coming week, pray over them, hold them loosely, and invite the One who most deserves your attention, devotion, and energy to interrupt your plans for His.

The timeless biblical examples of courage are more than relevant in our day-to-day. The connect, strengthen, inspire, and carry us to the truth that God can and should be trusted.

We, too, come to a crossroads. Will we follow Christ knowing the costs? Or will we deny Him?

What are we willing to give in return? Have we looked at what we are giving to the Lord?

You may be feeling like a ball in your hands translates to a turnover in the making, but a life in God’s hands is the perfect starting lineup.

Turn your eyes upon Jesus. You’ll find He is worthy of honor, praise, glory, suffering, and even death.

The size or amount of our resources matters little when placed into God’s hands.

Allow the God of the Universe to speak over and transform your clay into a masterpiece that you could never have imagined because it didn’t originate with you, but in the mind and heart of your Heavenly Father.

Until we recognize our need for a Savior, we will never understand who He truly is.