Monthly Archives: November 2024

Life often feels like a journey through overwhelming waters and consuming flames. Challenges arise that test our strength, faith, and resilience. Yet, God speaks a profound promise: not if but when you face these trials, He will be with you. … Continue reading →

Fear comes in many forms. At times, it grips our hearts in the face of danger or uncertainty. Other times, it quietly lingers, sowing seeds of worry about what tomorrow might hold. But the Bible presents two distinct views of … Continue reading →

One of the greatest spiritual gifts to embody and practice is the gift of availability. It is the willingness to set aside personal agendas, open our hearts, and make space for God’s work in and through us. By being present … Continue reading →

Undoubtedly, pain is an inevitable part of life. It comes in many forms: physical, mental, emotional, psychological, or spiritual. However, as believers, we are reminded that pain is never wasted in God’s plan. Every trial we face has the potential … Continue reading →

Jesus said these powerful words in Luke 22:31-32:“Simon, Simon, Satan has asked to sift all of you as wheat. But I have prayed for you, Simon, that your faith may not fail. And when you have turned back, strengthen your … Continue reading →

Let’s be honest, waiting is one of the hardest things we experience in our walk with God. In a world that demands instant results and immediate gratification, being asked to “wait” can feel frustrating and disheartening. Yet, it’s in these … Continue reading →

Let us pray: Elohim Shomri, we come humbly before You, lifting up President-elect Donald Trump as he prepares to lead. We ask, Lord, that You place a mighty hedge of protection around him, surrounding him with Your angels and guarding … Continue reading →

God desires for us to prosper—not only in our finances or health but also in our spirit, relationships, and purpose. True prosperity begins in our soul. When our heart aligns with God’s will, seeking His guidance in all areas of … Continue reading →