God Still Has A Plan!

WHEN WE THINK, “IT’S TOO LATE” — GOD WHISPERS, “I STILL HAVE A PLAN.”

We’ve all been there. Standing in the aftermath of something broken — a missed opportunity, a failed relationship, a long delay — wondering if too much time has passed. Regret creeps in. Hope starts to shrink. And we start to believe the lie that it’s just… too late.

But God doesn’t operate on our timelines. He is not confined by clocks, calendars, or the expiration dates we place on our destiny. When we think it’s over, He’s just getting started. His Word says in Isaiah 60:22, “At the right time, I, the Lord, will make it happen.” Not when it’s convenient. Not when it makes sense. But at the right time — His time.

Think of Moses — 40 years in the wilderness before stepping into purpose. Or Sarah — a barren woman in her old age, chosen to birth a promise. Or Lazarus — four days dead when Jesus said, “Come forth.” That wasn’t too late. That was on time.

God’s plan is never canceled by delay. It’s never erased by detours. It’s never defeated by our doubts. Even when we give up on ourselves, He hasn’t given up on us. The delay may be divine. The detour may be necessary. The setback may be the setup. But the promise still stands.

So my beloved brothers and sisters, if you’re thinking, “It’s too late,” take a deep breath. Heaven is still speaking. Grace is still moving. And the One who authored your story before the foundation of this world is not finished turning the pages.

PRAY WITH ME:
Father God, thank You that You are never late. You don’t give up on me when I give up on myself. Even when I can’t see the way forward, You still have a plan. Help me release the fear of time and trust in Your perfect timing. Restore what feels lost. Redeem what feels wasted. And remind my heart that with You, it’s never too late. In Jesus’ name I pray, believe, receive, and praise. Amen.

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#ItsNotTooLate

#GodStillHasAPlan

#DelayedNotDenied

#Isaiah6022

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Let’s Pray Together

PRAY WITH ME:

Heavenly Father,
Lord, I come before You with boldness and unwavering faith, and I declare this with authority: this season owes me. Every blessing that has been delayed, every harvest that has been held back, and every tear I have cried in secret—I call it forth now in the name of Jesus. I refuse to allow another moment to pass without stepping into what rightfully belongs to me. No more lost time. No more empty hands. No more missed opportunities or close calls. This season must release what has my name on it.

I stand not as a beggar but as a child of the King, walking in full authority. I am not timid or fearful—I am ignited with faith. I am not overlooked or forgotten—I am deeply favored by God. Let favor begin to chase me down in this season. Let miracles interrupt my routine and let unexpected breakthroughs find me by name. I declare that this will be a season of divine encounters, open doors, and undeniable evidence of Your goodness.

This season will deliver. I speak that every moment of it will be soaked in uncommon favor. Every delay from previous seasons will be reversed by divine acceleration. Every battle I have faced will now become the rich soil for a supernatural harvest. I choose to believe that this season is not just another chapter—it is a divine turning point.

I boldly speak and declare:
• Overflow will flood my finances.
• Fresh oil will fall upon my gifts and calling.
• Doors will open that no man can shut for me and my household.
• Opportunities will arise that make no sense except by the hand of God. Father God when I can’t explain it, then I know it was You that did it!

This is the season I’ve been waiting for, and I claim it in full. I receive it all, and I declare it done.

In Jesus’ mighty, matchless, magnificent, marvelous name, I pray, believe, receive, and praise! Amen.

#BeStrong

#TGBTG

#NAP

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Jesus Over The Storm!

WATCH THIS…..CHRIST DOES NOT CORRECT THE SEA TO SPEAK TO THE WIND:

In the Gospel of Mark, we find the disciples caught in the middle of a fierce storm on the Sea of Galilee. The wind howled, the waves crashed over the boat, and panic seized even these experienced fishermen. Meanwhile, Jesus was asleep, seemingly unaware of their fear. But when they woke Him, terrified and pleading, Jesus didn’t scold them or respond with fear. He stood up — calm in the chaos — and addressed the storm. But notice what Scripture says: He rebuked the wind, and then He said to the waves, “Peace, be still.” (Mark 4:39).

Jesus didn’t start by speaking to what was visible — the sea. He went straight to the source — the wind. Because the sea was only reacting to what the wind was stirring. The water wasn’t the problem. The real force behind the chaos was the wind, and Jesus knew that peace would only come when the root cause was silenced.

That’s the same way He deals with us. We cry out in the middle of life’s storms — when everything around us feels unstable, when emotions rise and waves of fear crash into our confidence. But Jesus doesn’t just fix the surface issues. He goes deeper. He speaks to the unseen. He rebukes the fear that drives the anxiety. He confronts the lies that fuel our doubt. He silences the spiritual agitation that stirs up chaos in our hearts. He doesn’t simply calm the waves — He speaks to the wind behind them.

We often ask God to fix the things we can see — to change situations, remove obstacles, quiet the noise. But Jesus reminds us: real peace begins when the wind is addressed. That might mean healing a wound no one else knows about. It might mean uncovering a generational weight, or tearing down strongholds that have whispered lies for years. And only He has the power and authority to do it.

So, my beloved my
brothers and sisters, if you find yourself in a storm, overwhelmed by the waves — don’t just pray for calm waters. Pray for spiritual clarity. Ask the Lord to identify and silence the deeper struggle. Trust that He knows what’s truly causing the unrest, and believe that when He speaks, everything must obey. Even the wind.

PRAY WITH ME:
Lord Jesus, I thank You that You are not afraid of storms — and You’re never asleep to my pain. You see not just the chaos around me, but the unseen forces that stir it up. Today, I ask You to speak to the wind in my life. Speak to the fear, the doubt, the wounds, the lies — whatever is at the root of my unrest. I trust You to bring real peace — not temporary calm, but lasting stillness in my soul. Help me to rest in Your authority, knowing that even the winds and waves obey You. In Your mighty name I pray, believe, receive, and praise. Amen.

#BeStrong

#TGBTG

#NAP

#SpeakToTheWind

#PeaceBeStill

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Faith Over Fear!

Let’s be honest, fear shows up uninvited. It creeps into quiet moments, clings to uncertainties, and whispers lies in the dark. It tells you you’re not enough… that God won’t come through… that the worst is inevitable. But faith — real, God-breathed faith — doesn’t bow to fear. It rises in the face of it.

Faith doesn’t always silence the storm, but it knows who is in the boat. Faith doesn’t deny reality, but it holds tighter to divine truth. Fear looks at the size of the problem. Faith looks at the power of our God. And when fear shouts, faith answers back with bold trust: “I will not be afraid, for the Lord is with me.”

The word of God says, “When I am afraid, I put my trust in You” (Psalm 56:3) and  that “God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind” (2 Timothy 1:7).

My beloved brothers and sisters, the goal isn’t to never feel fear — it’s to trust God more than what fear says. Courage isn’t the absence of fear; it’s choosing to believe in the One who conquered fear. Though we may feel overwhelmed, uncertain, or unqualified — faith reminds us: God is greater. He’s with us. He’s for us. And He hasn’t failed us yet.

So today, whatever you’re facing — pray this bold prayer: “Lord, make my faith stronger than my fears.” Let that be your anthem in the unknown. Your weapon in the waiting. Your strength in the storm.

Pray with me:

El Shaddai, when fear tries to shake me, give me the strength to put my trust in You. Make my faith stronger than my doubts, deeper than my insecurities, and louder than my fears. Help me walk by faith — not by sight, not by emotion, but by the unshakable truth of who You are-LORD GOD ALMIGHTY. I choose to trust You. In Jesus’ name I pray, believe, receive, and praise. Amen.

#BeStrong

#TGBTG

#NAP

#FaithOverFear

#GodIsGreater

#TrustThroughTheStorm

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Fully Known & Fully Loved!

There is no love deeper. No love stronger. No love more faithful, more enduring, or more personal than the love of God. People can love you sincerely — but not perfectly. Some love you when it’s easy. Others love you until it’s costly. But God’s love? It’s unconditional, unwavering, and eternal. No one will ever, ever, ever love you more than God does.

God’s love is not based on your performance. It’s not withdrawn when you fail. It doesn’t fade when you feel weak or uncertain. His love is constant, rooted in who He is — not in what you do. He loved you when you were lost. He loves you when you’re growing. He will keep loving you, no matter what. Scripture says it clearly in John 3:16: “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.” That is the love that sacrifices. The love that gives. The love that saves.

You don’t have to earn this kind of love. You couldn’t, even if you tried. Jesus didn’t go to the cross for people who had it all together — He went for the broken, the bound, the ashamed, the overlooked… and yes, for you and me. The cross is proof of how far God was willing to go to bring you close. Romans 8:38–39 reminds us that “nothing can separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Not your past. Not your worst moments. Not even your doubts.

So my beloved brothers and sisters, when the enemy tells you you’re unlovable — when shame creeps in or rejection tries to take root — fight back with truth. You are loved by the One who created you, died for you, and lives to walk with you. No human love — no matter how sincere — can compare to the love of God. His love will never give up on you. His love will never run out. His love is the most powerful force in the universe, and it has your name written all over it.

Let it sink in. Let it steady you. Let it heal the places where human love fell short. Because the truth is eternal, unshakable, and deeply personal: No one will ever, ever, ever love you more than God.

PRAY WITH ME:
Father God, thank You for loving me with a love I can’t fully understand but desperately need. When I and other people in my life fall short, You remain faithful. When I doubt my worth, You remind me of the cross. Help me to believe it — not just in my head, but in the deepest crevices of my being — that I am fully known and still fully loved by You. Let Your love be the foundation of my life. May it cast out fear, silence every lie, and draw me closer to You each day. O’ God, thank You for Jesus. Thank You for the cross. Thank You for a love that never quits and never fails. In His Jesus’ forever loving name, I pray, believe, receive, and praise. Amen.

#BeStrong

#TGBTG

#NAP

#GodLovesYouMost

#UnshakableLove

#John316

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God Is The Reward!

HE IS A REWARDER OF THOSE WHO DILIGENTLY SEEK HIM

Listen up, God is not hiding from you. He’s not playing games with your prayers. He’s not testing your worthiness by making you search in the dark. No — He is a good-good Father, and He loves to be found by those who seek Him with a sincere heart. The pursuit of His presence isn’t a maze; it’s an invitation. An invitation into deeper intimacy, greater trust, and unshakable faith.

The world will tell you to chase worldly success, pleasures, applause, money, or comfort. But the kingdom of God operates differently. In His kingdom, the greatest reward is not what you receive — it’s who you discover. And the ones who find Him are not the most perfect or the most gifted, but the most persistent. The ones who keep seeking when it feels quiet. The ones who keep knocking when the door doesn’t budge. The ones who choose devotion over distraction (Matthew 7:7)

Maybe you’ve been praying for something that hasn’t come to pass. Maybe you’ve been showing up in faith, but feel like nothing’s changing. Maybe the silence feels like absence, and the waiting feels like rejection. But let me remind you today: God sees, hears, and deeply cares for you. Every whispered prayer, every step of obedience, every tear you’ve cried in the secret place — He sees it all. And He is not unjust to forget your faithfulness.

The Word of God says in Hebrews 11:6, “Without faith it is impossible to please God, for whoever comes to Him must believe that He exists and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him.” That reward doesn’t always come in the form we expect — it’s not always a breakthrough, promotion, or instant miracle. Often, the greatest reward is Him — His presence, His peace, His voice in the storm, and His strength in your weakness.

So my brothers and sisters, don’t stop seeking. Don’t stop praying. Don’t stop showing up in the quiet places of worship and trust. Your faith is not in vain. Your persistence is not going unnoticed. God is not ignoring you — He is drawing you deeper. He’s shaping something eternal in you. And He will reward those who refuse to let go of Him, even in the waiting.

PRAY WITH ME:
Father God, I believe that You are who You say You are — and that You reward those who seek You with diligence and faith. Even when I feel weary, even when the answers don’t come right away, help me to keep coming back to You. Teach me to seek You not for what You can do, but for who You are. Let my faith be consistent, not conditional. Let my heart remain soft in the waiting, and my spirit stay expectant. You are my greatest reward. I choose to seek You today and every day. In Jesus’ name I pray, believe, receive, and praise, Amen.

#BeStrong

#TGBTG

#NAP

#DiligentlySeekHim

#FaithInTheWaiting

#GodIsMyReward

#HeSeesYou

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Built To Stand!

YOU WEREN’T MEANT TO BREAK — YOU WERE BUILT TO STAND.

That being said, you may feel the weight pressing in. You may even hear the enemy whisper, “This is too much. You can’t handle this.” But let me remind you of something deeper than the pain: you are still standing — and that is not by accident. You didn’t make it here on your own strength. God has carried you, covered you, and kept you — even in the moments you thought you’d collapse.

God didn’t bring you this far to abandon you. He didn’t place His Spirit in you just to watch you fall apart. You are not weak — you are warrior-forged. You are not forgotten — you are faith-marked. You are not finished — you are still becoming.

The pressure you feel is proof of the promise you carry. That weight? That struggle? It’s a sign that something holy is being formed in you. And even when your strength fails — His strength does not. You don’t have to have it all together. You don’t have to be fearless or flawless. You just have to hold on to the One who holds you.

The Word of God says in Proverbs 24:16, “The righteous person may fall seven times, but he rises again” and Psalm 28:7 reminds us that, “The Lord is my strength and my shield; my heart trusts in Him, and He helps me.”

So my beloved brothers and sisters, take a breath. Square your shoulders. Lift your eyes to heaven. And declare it with boldness:

I will not break. I will not quit. Inwill not give up. I will not throw in the towel. God is with me — and that is more than enough.

PRAY WITH ME:

Father God, You see the weight I’m carrying — the pressure, the fear, the weariness. But You also see the strength You’ve planted deep inside of me. Remind me, Lord, that I was never meant to carry it all alone. You are my strength when I feel weak, my hope when I feel lost, and my anchor when the winds rage. Help me rise again when I fall. Help me stand when I feel like giving up. And help me remember that You are not finished with me yet. I choose to trust You. I choose to keep going. In Jesus’ name, I pray, believe, receive, and praise. Amen.

#BeStrong 

#TGBTG 

#NAP

#BuiltToStand

#BuiltToLast 

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Faith In The Quiet!

LORD, KEEP YOUR ARM AROUND MY SHOULDER AND YOUR HAND OVER MY MOUTH!

Trust me, I get it — I live in the same eclectic, fickle, and self-absorbed world you do. And some days, what we need most isn’t the right words to say — it’s the grace to say nothing at all. It takes strength to stay quiet when emotions rise. It takes wisdom to pause before reacting. And it takes humility to let God fight the battle instead of rushing in swinging.

Because not everything needs a response. Not every wound needs a defense. And not every storm needs our voice — just our trust. Sometimes, silence isn’t weakness; it’s worship. It’s saying, “Lord, I trust You more than I trust my own impulse to speak.”

Lord, keep Your arm around my shoulder when I feel unsteady — when my heart is heavy, my spirit weary, and I don’t know what to do. Be my comfort when the world is too loud, my calm when chaos swirls, and my steady ground when I feel like I’m losing my footing. Be the reminder I need that I do not walk through this life alone.

And Lord, keep Your hand over my mouth when I’m tempted to lash out — when frustration builds, when anger flares, and when silence is the wiser way. Help me to resist the need to prove a point or defend myself in moments of weakness. Restrain my tongue and release Your peace within me. Let my words reflect Your Spirit, not my pride. Let what I say bring healing, not harm.

The Word of God says, “Set a guard over my mouth, Lord; keep watch over the door of my lips.” — Psalm 141:3. And again, “Be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry.” — James 1:19. These aren’t just suggestions; they’re life-giving boundaries that protect peace, preserve relationships, and honor God.

At the end of the day, my brothers and sisters, sometimes the holiest thing we can do… is say nothing — and let God speak for us. Not every battle is ours to fight. Not every comment needs a comeback. Sometimes, the strongest move is to stay silent and let the Spirit lead.

Pray with me:
Father God, I need Your nearness today. Wrap Your arm around me when I feel like falling, and place Your hand over my mouth when I’m tempted to speak from pain instead of peace. Guard my heart, guide my words, and fill me with Your Spirit. Let my silence be strength, and my trust be louder than my voice. In Jesus’ name, I pray, believe, receive, and praise. Amen.

#BeStrong

#TGBTG

#NAP

#SpeakLifeOrStaySilent

#GodGuardMyMouth

#FaithInTheQuiet

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Trust Without Proof!

After Jesus resurrected from the dead, He appeared to His disciples. But one of them — Thomas — wasn’t there the first time Jesus showed up (John 20:24). When the others told him they had seen the risen Lord, he didn’t believe them. He famously said, “Unless I see the nail marks in His hands and put my finger where the nails were, and put my hand into His side, I will not believe” (John 20:25).

Eight days later, Jesus appeared again — this time, Thomas was present. Jesus turned to him and invited him to touch His wounds: “Put your finger here; see My hands. Reach out your hand and put it into My side. Stop doubting and believe” (John 20:27).

In verse 28, Thomas responded in awe and faith: “My Lord and my God!” Then Jesus said in verse 29: “Because you have seen Me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed.”

No cap, it’s not hard to trust God when the doors fly open, the healing comes quickly, and the breakthrough is visible. But real faith is forged in the waiting. In the quiet. In the questions. In the moments where you see nothing… yet still choose to believe everything He promised.

Blessed are the ones who trust in the dark. Blessed are the ones who pray without proof. Blessed are the ones who worship while they wait. Blessed are the ones who walk by faith — not by sight.

You may not see it yet… but He’s working. You may not feel it… but He’s present. You may not understand it… but He has a plan. Bottomline, faith isn’t pretending everything is perfect. It’s believing God is faithful, even when life isn’t.

So my beloved brothers and sisters — don’t let the silence shake you. Don’t let the delay define you. Don’t let the lack of evidence limit your belief. You are blessed — not because you see clearly, but because you trust completely in the One who does! 

Pray with me:

Lord Jesus, I believe — even when I don’t see. Help my faith to grow deeper than my doubts. Remind me that You are near, even in the silence. Strengthen me to walk by faith and not by sight. I trust You — fully, wholly, and without conditions. In Your name I pray, believe, receive, and praise. Amen.

#BeStrong

#TGBTG

#NAP

#FaithBeforeSight

#TrustWithoutProof

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When God Pulls Up….

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN GOD PULLS UP?

When God pulls up, everything shifts. The atmosphere changes. Chains break. Hope rises. Darkness trembles. What felt impossible suddenly bends under the weight of His power. Because when God shows up, He doesn’t come to observe — He comes to take over.

Throughout Scripture, every time God entered the scene — deliverance followed. Whether it was parting the Red Sea, shutting the mouths of lions, walking through fire with the faithful, or raising the dead — God didn’t just show up, He showed out. And He still does.

Scripture reminds us that, “The Lord is near to all who call on Him, to all who call on Him in truth” (Psalm 145:18) and “Our God is a very present help in trouble”(Psalm 46:1).

So what happens when God pulls up to your situation? Fear has to bow. Confusion has to settle. Healing starts to flow. Peace calms the chaos. And what the enemy meant for evil? God flips for your good.

My beloved brothers and sisters, don’t underestimate the presence of God. He’s not distant. He’s not passive. He’s near — and when He steps in, nothing stays the same. You may not see it instantly, but trust this: when God pulls up, He’s bringing power, purpose, and peace with Him.

Pray with me:
Lord God, when You pull up, things change — and I need You to pull up in my life today. Show up in my doubts. Show up in my stress. Show up in my situation and take full control. I trust that Your presence is enough to shift everything. In Jesus’ name I pray, believe, receive, and praise. Amen.

#BeStrong

#TGBTG

#NAP

#WhenGodPullsUp

#ShiftHappens

#GodIsInControl

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