Author Archives: #4GIVEN

Life often feels like walking through a maze—twists, turns, and decisions at every corner. We long to know the right path, but sometimes it’s unclear. The verse below reminds us that God is not only our Creator but also our … Continue reading →

If you’re struggling in this season, I want gently and humbly remind you that nothing is more powerful than your prayers, nothing is stronger than your faith, and nothing is greater than our God. Pray with me:Abba Father, we come … Continue reading →

What we see as obstacles, God can use as opportunities to display His power, grow our faith, and fulfill His purpose in ways we couldn’t have imagined. Challenges often become the very moments where His grace, strength, and provision shine … Continue reading →

The phrase “Forgive as the Lord forgave you” is a powerful call to emulate God’s grace and mercy in our relationships. It is rooted in Colossians 3:13, which says: “Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of … Continue reading →

Matthew 1:19: Joseph was chosen to be the adopted father of the Messiah because he was a just man, meaning he was innocent, holy, and righteous. Step-dads play a crucial role in many families, offering love, guidance, and support. Just … Continue reading →

I don’t know about you, but I want everything in my life to be as fine as frog hair. However, when I face turbulence or unwelcome circumstances, I can’t rest until the issue is resolved. Those of you who really … Continue reading →

Surrender isn’t giving up; it’s letting God in! Often, we think that the harder we push or the more we struggle, the closer we get to our desires. But in reality, manifestation doesn’t work through force or resistance―it works through … Continue reading →

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 →