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07/08/2025

Thursday Devotional-He Knows

“Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.”
— ‭‭Matthew‬ ‭6:34‬‬

We are crucified. Every day, we are to kill or crucify the flesh and the old self and be alive unto Christ. However, there is another crucifixion by which we normally do more than the former. That is the crucifixion between yesterday’s regrets and tomorrow’s worries. While we rejoice at the victories, we regret the mistakes, the setbacks, and the missed opportunities. At the same time, while we regret, we worry. We worry about how the mistakes of yesterday will affect our tomorrows. What are we to do while all this is going on and we are pursuing God with all of our hearts?? Jesus tells us in three words: Take no thought. Translation: Don’t worry. God has given you grace for today. But only for today. Don’t let the regrets of yesterday and the worries of tomorrow distract you for the grace that God has given you to make it through today. Continue to seek Him and His kingdom. Your Heavenly Father knows what you need.

31/07/2025

Thursday Devotional-His Nearness

“Thou art near, O LORD; And all thy commandments are truth.”
— ‭‭Psalm‬ ‭119‬:‭151‬‬

“You are near, Lord.” Those first words may sound abnormal, perhaps even to the most seasoned warriors. In the darkest days we face personally, what is reality in the spiritual seems and feels like a fairytale in the natural. There are many times we can relate to Mary and Martha, when they were at the tomb of Lazarus telling Jesus: If only you had been here, our brother would still be alive. If only you were here now, Lord, these dark days wouldn’t be as hard to go through as they seem. May I encourage you today: Hold fast to the truth of His Word. Let it be your guide and let it be your focus. Need I remind you to let your feelings follow your faith. May i remind you that even in the days of dread, darkness, and distress, He is there. When Joseph was in the pit and the prison, He was there, very near. When Peter was walking on the water, and he began to sink, in his cry, Jesus was there, very near. When Paul and Silas were in jail, even so, Jesus was there, very near. Even so, you may not be in prison or in chains, or in the sea, or even in the pit, but know that as you live and move today, He is near, and because He is near, very near, His Word is truth. Therefore, He is a refuge for the oppressed, He is the Rock, He is the one who sits at the right hand of the Father, He is the one who not only weeps with you, but collects your tears, and so much more than we could ever imagine. But most of all, He is the one who is with you in the valley you are facing. May this truth comfort and counsel you today.

28/07/2025

Whatever struggle you’re going through today, this message is for you.

Blessed is he whosoever shall not be offended in me-Matthew 11:6

27/07/2025

Are you the one??

Have you considered this question?

You’re going through a trial so immense, you’re asking the question “Jesus is it worth it to still follow you?” Or “Jesus, are you really who you say that you are?”

Well I want you to be encouraged today, because you are not the first to ask this question. Tune in tomorrow at 9 AM!!

Are you the one?? Have you considered this question?You’re going through a trial so immense, you’re asking the question “Jesus is it worth it to still follow...

24/07/2025

Thursday Devotional-Many Troubles: One Deliever

“The righteous person faces many troubles, but the Lord comes to the rescue each time.”
— ‭‭Psalms‬ ‭34‬:‭19‬‬

Let’s face it: We all face troubles.

Yesterday you faced troubles. Today you will face trouble. Tomorrow you will face trouble. Just being honest.

There’s a difference and distinction in this verse.

Scripture tells us the righteous faces trouble. It isn’t just the righteous who face trouble, it is also the wicked.

The distinction, though: The Lord delivers the righteous, those who are His own, those who have placed their trust in Him alone, out of their troubles. What does this mean?

That includes troubles faced momentarily, daily, weekly, monthly.

That includes Monday Miseries, Tuesday Troubles, Wednesday Woes, Thursday Trials, Friday Frets, Saturday Sorrows, and Sunday Setbacks.

The Lord delivers the RIGHTEOUS out of ALL their troubles.

Many troubles, one deliverer for the righteous. Today, you only need one deliverer alone for the many troubles you face and will face. Today you only need to call upon one deliverer for ALL the troubles you face.

His name is Jesus.

Many troubles we face.

One deliverer-Jesus

One story-Jesus delivers me out of all my troubles.

17/07/2025

Thursday Devotional-Fountain of Youth Discovered???

“Simon Peter replied, “Lord, to whom would we go? You have the words that give eternal life. We believe, and we know you are the Holy One of God.””
— ‭‭John‬ ‭6‬:‭68‬-‭69‬‬

Staying young forever? Living for all eternity?

Sounds like a pipe dream, doesn’t it? A goal to obtain?

We all have heard of the story of the Fountain of Youth. Many have chased after it. History tells of their journey to discover it. To find it. To reap the benefits of the water, or to discover the positive or negative ramifications.

Bottom line: History tells us of the exact drive behind every single journey: Simply that of life itself.

That is the drive: Life.

What if I were to tell you that this life of eternity can be yours, and no, you do not have to take a journey to attempt to find a fountain of youth?

Peter himself tells us: Jesus: The Christ, The Son, The Living God has offered eternal life through trust in Him. But also, He has given us His eternal Word wherein words of life itself can be found.

Where else are you going to go today?

Peter proclaims it.

Jesus invites you.

I encourage you.

14/07/2025

Continue to pray for Texas and the campers of Camp Mystic.

13/07/2025

The events that happened in Texas on July 4th a week ago left every one of us in shock and awe. Continue to pray for the families who lost loved ones, the crews and volunteers, and so many others affected by this devastating flood. As we pray, we can also learn how Christians should respond to calamity. I pray that the lesson taught by these young girls will sit with you as it has myself.

The events that happened in Texas on July 4th a week ago left every one of us in shock and awe. Continue to pray for the families who lost loved ones, the cr...

10/07/2025

Thursday Devotional-Camp Mystic Lesson

“It is good to give thanks to the Lord, to sing praises to the Most High.”
— ‭‭Psalms‬ ‭92‬:‭1‬‬

As most of you know, this past weekend in Texas was not a pleasant one, but rather devastating. The damage of the flood waters and rescue efforts are still ongoing right now as you read this. The death toll is over 100, particularly the campers and counselors who were at Camp Mystic, an all girl non denominational Christian camp. There were campers who were evacuated and rescued. There’s a video of these girls, and as they are being driven out past the flood waters and damages, you can hear singing. Particularly the songs “Pass It On” and “Lord Prepare Me To Be A Sanctuary.” There are many questions that have Ben asked and will be asked, but as you listen to the voices of these girls singing in the midst of tragedy, my questions are: In the midst of tragedy, do we do the same thing? Will we sing praises to the Lord when the day does not go as planned? Is our focus upon God, and will our hearts be fixed upon the God of Heaven? Even in the midst of calamity, surprisingly shocking to the world, it is good for us to give thanks and sing praises to the Lord. How we react as Christians in crisis matters. This is a lesson I have learned from the survivors of Camp Mystic. I pray that you will too. And as the rescue efforts continue, pray for those who need to be rescued, and for those doing the rescuing.

03/07/2025

Thursday Devotional-Heavenly Perspective

“And Jacob said to Pharaoh, “The days of the years of my pilgrimage are one hundred and thirty years; few and evil have been the days of the years of my life, and they have not attained to the days of the years of the life of my fathers in the days of their pilgrimage.””
— ‭‭Genesis‬ ‭47‬:‭9‬‬

Jacob. How old are you? That was the question asked by Pharaoh.

Jacob’s answer: 130 years. And in those years, few of them have been days of pain, misery, brokenness. And even so my years of misery does not compare to that of my ancestors.

How can that be? You may ask “How can someone could have the audacity to even comprehend that type of mindset?” And yet one who keeps a fixed gaze upon Jesus Christ amazingly can.

The days where I do not keep a fixed gaze on Jesus are the days where it is the most miserable. There have been many days where that has been the case. I pray that that isn’t your story. However the days where I find myself focusing on Jesus are the days that are the most fulfilling. My encouragement to you today: Have a fixed gaze on Jesus. In those times, a fixed gaze is a faithful gaze, and you like Jacob can attest at the end of your life that few of the days have been evil in the years of my pilgrimage.

30/06/2025

Your words have a impact!!! Use them wisely for the kingdom of God and the ministry to others!!

29/06/2025

Have you ever thought about the impact of your words? I encourage you today to use your words to glorify God and benefit others. Video premiering at 9 AM!!

Have you ever thought about the impact of your words? I encourage you today to use your words to glorify God and benefit others.