Author Archives: #4GIVEN

Lord, If It’s Your Will, Let It Be Beloved, there comes a point in our walk with God when our prayers begin to change. We stop simply saying, “Lord, give me what I want,” and begin praying, “Lord, if it’s … Continue reading →

What We Want To Hear Beloved, one of the greatest spiritual dangers we face is this: we tend to follow whatever agrees with us. We like voices that validate our opinions, justify our emotions, and confirm our prejudices. But comfort … Continue reading →

We Love Him Because He First Loved Us Beloved, one of the greatest truths in all of Scripture is that our relationship with God didn’t begin with our love for Him. It began with His love for us. Before we … Continue reading →

Don’t You Tell Me He Can’t Do It! Beloved, there are some things no one can ever convince me of because I’ve seen God’s faithfulness with my own eyes. I’ve watched Him make a way when there wasn’t one. I’ve … Continue reading →

* Everything Is Going to Be OK Beloved, I don’t know what you’re facing today. Maybe you’re carrying a burden no one else knows about. Maybe you’ve been praying for an answer that hasn’t come. Maybe you’re exhausted from fighting … Continue reading →

“Don’t Sacrifice a Plastic Ring for a Gold Crown Tomorrow” Beloved, we live in a world that constantly invites us to trade what is eternal for what is temporary. The enemy rarely begins by offering something that appears destructive. Instead, … Continue reading →

We can’t save anyone—but God can save everyone. There are people we love, pray for, and desperately want to see come to Christ. We can share the Gospel, extend grace, and live as an example of His love, but we … Continue reading →

 “Keep Praying” Beloved, the enemy wants nothing more than for you to stop praying. He knows that a silent believer is often a discouraged believer. If he can convince you that God isn’t listening, that nothing is changing, or that … Continue reading →

“When God Closes the Door” Beloved, one of the hardest realities to accept is that not every door is meant to remain open forever. We often pray for open doors, but we rarely thank God for the ones He closes. … Continue reading →

“The Safest Place” Beloved, safety is often misunderstood. We associate it with comfort, predictability, and control. But Scripture teaches us something deeper and far more secure: the safest place to be is within the will of God. Not because it’s … Continue reading →