Your Daily Prayer

Have you ever just prayed around the edges of what you really needed?

Pain is often healed as we take a new step in our walk. As we get up and go.

Proclaiming the good news is one of the most loving things we can do for those who do not have a saving relationship with Jesus or may believe lies about Him and His word.

After winter’s bareness and spring’s fury, we have the slow-paced, peaceful promise of new growth, watching day-by-day as blossoms and buds begin growing and turning into nourishing fruits and vegetables.

Even when you’re not able to hear from God well, you still have a natural thirst for God in your soul.

It’s easy in life to dwell on the ways our fathers disappointed or failed us and allow those shortcomings to overshadow the positive qualities they have and the values they instilled in us.

Jesus does not tell us not to judge at all, especially when it comes to using our discernment.

As great as it is to celebrate where we are and where we are going, it is critical to never forget where we come from.

What we carry is up to us.

From the initial diagnosis, my husband had perfect peace; I, not so much.

Where do you find relief from the chains of exhaustion?

Heavenly Father, I'm coming to You today tired in a way sleep doesn't fix. You see the load I've been carrying.

God invites us to walk beside Him despite our failures.

A nation’s flag is an emblem, a symbol of what that nation represents to the world. Some may believe it’s of no regard nowadays, but it tells us in a moment, just by sight, about the nation, its people, and its policies represented.

We all must make a personal decision to accept or reject God’s authority—and that includes those He’s put in authority over us.