Day 4: (Scripture) Philippians 4:4-6 Evening Devotion Rejoice! It’s a great word to have in Sunday morning or when things are going well. It’s not the word we want to have when things are not going the best. Yet, Paul says to rejoice ALWAYS. This is the word we need Read more…
Day 4: (Scripture) Jeremiah 33:1-3 Jeremiah was in confinement and God told him to call on Him and He would answer and show why He is the great and mighty God that He is. What a blessing it is to know that we can call and God will answer. The Read more…
(Scripture) Luke 18:1-8 Evening Devotion It is important to see that the widow did not quit. She was committed to receive that which she believed for even though the situation did not show it possible. God is reminding us that we do not always get the opportunity to operate from Read more…
Day 3: (Scripture) Daniel 6:1-10 Morning Devotion Daniel’s custom was to pray 3 times a day which established a solid prayer life. He did not wait to pray when there was a problem. He made a habit of praying at all times. This was the only thing his enemies had Read more…
Scripture) Acts 16:22-26 This passage shows the natural and supernatural operation of cause and effect. Paul and Silas were beaten and imprisoned for doing the work of the Lord. The enemy will never have a problem with you if you’re doing your own work. The enemy will never have a Read more…
Day 2: (Scripture) 2 Kings 18:29-36 Morning Devotion: The enemy is a great deceiver. He desires to speak lies to either confuse us or pull us into the fight. We see this example in 2nd Kings when the true God was compared to false gods hoping to receive a response Read more…
(Scripture) Matthew 6:1-13 Evening Devotion: Sometimes it is so hard to be quiet about doing a good deed. We want to spread the good news, but the best news that needs to be spread is the news of Jesus. Our works are worthless next to the work of Jesus. That’s Read more…
(Scripture) 2 Chronicles 32:16-22 Matthew 6:1-13 Morning Devotion: The enemy stood against the king and the people to announce certain defeat. This word would have been true if the people stood alone in their battle, however, the Captain of the armies of Heaven stood before them and destroyed the enemy Read more…