Season of Lent: Day 29 Greetings to all. Let us begin this week by choosing humility over power. How power is used reveals the character of those who have it. In the world's system, power sometimes means striving for greatness, no matter the cost. In God's Kingdom, greatness is determined by our willingness to place humility over power in our service to others. Mark 10:42–44 (GW) 42 Jesus called the apostles and said, “You know that the acknowledged rulers of nations have

Greetings to all. This Sunday, let us stand with faith and courage, ready to make sustainable changes. Faith and courage can reshape traditions. To create meaningful change, we must look ahead, embrace our faith, and be the change we want to see. Numbers 27:4;8 (KJV 1900) 4 Why should the name of our father be done away from among his family, because he hath no son? Give unto us therefore a possession among the brethren of our father. 8 And thou shalt speak unto the children

Season of Lent: Day 28 Greetings to all. This weekend, let us be prepared to receive the treasures and new beginning set aside for us. As we look ahead to change, it’s important to recognize that holding on to what is toxic, trashy, or harmful to us does not make practical sense. Change is coming, and only by releasing those things can we prepare ourselves for transformation, new beginnings, and all that God has for us. Isaiah 43:18 (NKJV) 18 “Do not remember the former thing

Season of Lent: Day 27 Greetings to all. As we finish this week, let us prioritize our well-being and stay committed to daily progress through prayer, positivity, and faith. Caring for ourselves is essential as we face challenges or uncertainty. Even if we are doing well, there is always room for improvement. By maintaining effort, positivity, and faith through prayer, we continue to make progress. Trusting God keeps us centered, helps us handle challenges, and ensures our gr

Greetings to all. On this grateful Thursday, remember that God's love is unwavering and we are never truly abandoned. While life can be difficult at times, even when we walk with God, we may still feel abandoned. We can take comfort in remembering that, when challenges arise, His steady hope and love remain ever-present to support us. Romans 8:38–39 (KJV 1900) 38 For I am persuaded that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, n

Season of Lent: Day 25 Greetings to all. On this Wednesday, let us keep sharing our testimony of what God has done. Each of us who walks with God has a testimony. Now, our testimony may not all be as fine and sophisticated as someone else’s. Nevertheless, we all have one. Most of us might say we have the tear stains and the dirt under our nails from digging our way through what has made us who we are in Christ today. 2 Timothy 1:12 (NKJV) 12 For this reason, I also suffer the

Season of Lent: Day 24 Greetings to all. We often say we're lucky when good things happen. In fact, we are not; we are blessed. Today, let’s reflect on the goodness we have received from God. We may not recognize right away, but our blessings come through answered prayers, unexpected kindness, and opportunities that happen at just the right time. While it may sometimes seem that things come from our own efforts or from the people around us, the truth is that every meaningful

Season of Lent: Day 23 Greetings to all. This Monday, as we begin this week, fret not over the problems that present themselves. It is not a question of how, but when we will have some type of problem. Not everyone has the capacity to handle problems or someone to turn to when facing them. Having someone to share our problems can give us a sense of peace. However, putting our problems in God’s hands is the best place to put them. He will exchange His peace for our problems. I

Greetings to all. This Sunday, those who may be feeling anxious about the wrongdoing in the world, take courage and stand firm in the biblical truth that God will set all things right. Be encouraged and assured, as believers, we have a bright future . When burdened by personal or global anxiety, anticipate God’s miracles. Weakness becomes strength. You are destined for joy. Sorrow and worry fade as you witness God’s Glory. Isaiah 35:4 (MSG) 4 Tell fearful souls, “Courage! Tak

Season of Lent: Day 22 Greetings to all. This weekend, let us not give in to pain and heartbreak, but embrace the vision they reveal. None of us wants to go through pain, but Jesus, in His humanity, shows us how to endure suffering while keeping His focus on being with the Father in heaven. We should pay attention to where we set our focus. Turn our pain into purpose. Hebrews 12:2 (KJV 1900) 2 Looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith, who for the joy that was

Season of Lent: Day 21 Greetings to all. As we end this week, do not let fear keep us from the blessings God has for us. There is no denying that we will all experience terrifying, fearful moments that require us to overcome them. However, we are called to trust God, rather than allowing fear to reign. We should trust Him to carry us and bring us through them all. Deuteronomy 1:29–30 (NKJV) 29 “Then I said to you, ‘Do not be terrified, or afraid of them. 30 The LORD your God

Season of Lent: Day 20 Greetings to all. On this grateful Thursday, let us thank God for His relenting mercy. The giving and receiving of Mercy were taught to us by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount. Let us thank God for His mercy and show it by being compassionate, kind, and not holding onto bitterness. As members of God's Kingdom, we can do this at work, at home, at school, and wherever we go. When we show mercy to others, we ensure we may also receive mercy. Matthew 5:7

Season of Lent: Day 19 Greetings to all. On this hump day, Wednesday, let us do our best to act in faith today and make the most of where we are. Don’t let your emptiness or feeling small stop you from going after what you want. We sometimes hold back because we feel tired, empty, or not enough. Life shouldn’t be that way. Use what you have, even if it’s a little. You won’t regret trying. . Isaiah 40:15 (GW) 15 The nations are like a drop in a bucket and are considered to be

Season of Lent: Day 18 Greetings to all. As we move through life, may we become more aware of our consciousness. Sometimes we do things in secret and try to keep them hidden. But according to God's word, nothing stays hidden forever; everything will come to light. No wrong or injustice will remain covered up. When we understand what God wants, it helps us be real and not pretend to be someone we're not. Luke 12:1–3 (NCV) 1 So many thousands of people had gathered that they we

Greetings to all. As we start this week, let's put our prayers into action and seek God's fullness in our lives. We might not always understand what is happening in our lives or in the lives of those we care about, but we can trust in God's love for us. Since each of us is on our own journey with God, things may not happen the way or at the time we expect. Ephesians 3:19 (NIV84) 19 and to know this love that surpasses knowledge—that you may be filled to the measure of all the

Greetings to all. On this Sunday, let us reflect on the reliability and accessibility of God’s word. No matter what we face or which earthly technology fails, the living and powerful word of God will always come through. It endures forever. When the technical signal drops, those without a tangible Bible may feel distant from the Word. That is why it’s comforting to remember to hide God’s word in our hearts. Isaiah 40:8 (AMP) 8 The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word

Greetings to all. This weekend, let us intentionally ask God to help us heal and forgive through God’s compassion and care. Ask God to heal those we have hurt and to forgive us as well. Healing and forgiveness are for everyone, and we all need them. To get them, we must trust God with honest hearts and know He cares for us. We can find strength from God, even if we do not see quick answers. Ask Him for forgiveness and trust His care. Mark 11:25 (AMP) 25 And whenever you sta

Greetings to all. This Friday, as this week comes to an end, I hope each of us has learned something new or grown in some way. As we walk with God each day, we face many defining choices. We grow, but sometimes that growth happens through challenges that test our faith. These challenges might feel like losses, but instead of seeing them that way, we can choose to view them as chances to learn and grow. Proverbs 1:5 (GW) 5 A wise person will listen and continue to learn, and

Greetings to all. On this grateful Thursday, may any burden you may be carrying be lifted. Even when life is good, our burdens can feel heavy. The Lord cares for us and promises help and rest when we are overwhelmed. Trusting God with life’s burdens and accepting Christ’s offer to carry our burdens may be difficult for some. Matthew 11:28–30 (GW) 28“Come to me, all who are tired from carrying heavy loads, and I will give you rest. 29Place my yoke over your shoulders, and le

Greetings to all. This Wednesday, as we reflect, let us remember that kindness starts in our hearts. Our ability to be good begins in our hearts. Although striving to do good may sometimes feel difficult, we should remember that kindness is present in many people. True goodness comes from within each person. As we go through life, our words and actions reveal the condition of our hearts and create the basis for kindness in our daily lives. Luke 6:45 (KJV 1900) 45 A good man o