Daily Devotionals

What is your mission? What have you come to do? Peter explained that Jesus went about doing good, and healing all that were oppressed of the devil; for God was with him (Acts 10:38). In the same spirit, as you go about your daily life, you should be doing something good to your world. If […]

Many people speak boldly about their destiny, purpose, and calling, yet their daily lives do not match their confession. They claim God gave them an assignment, but nothing in their schedule, habits, or sacrifices proves they believe it. If God truly spoke to you, why are you unable to focus? Why are you so distracted?

Many people discover a spiritual gift and immediately want to run with it. They want to prophesy, create, lead, teach, or operate in some spiritual expression. Yet they refuse to do the deeper work that gives those gifts power. They skip the discipline of prayer, the study of God’s Word, and the quiet formation of

How can you say someone is your family, or that you love them, and you do not pray for them? What kind of Christian love is that? In the kingdom of God, love is not just words or feelings. It is about selflessness and taking responsibility for others. Being the “senior man,” the head of

Your world did not descend into hell overnight. It is reasonable to also conclude that it will not change overnight. Your job is to stand in for heaven in prayers and daily actions. You have to keep doing the good you know to do, for a long time, even when it looks like it is

You can achieve anything God has placed in your heart, but you must be ready to overcome the challenges that come with it. There is no limit to how big your business, ministry, or assignment can grow. The only question is whether you are prepared to face the difficulties, adjust your approach, and keep pushing

Many people desire their next level, but they often underestimate the energy, work, and structure it requires. Growth is not magic. Even our Lord Jesus, whose results we admire, invested deeply in systems and discipline. John 4:1–2 shows that Jesus was making more disciples than John the Baptist, not by chance, but through a working

A good way to approach your mission is to run the race with patience, endurance, and long-suffering (Hebrews 12:1-2). It might seem confusing to run with patience. It’s like saying “go, don’t go.” On one hand, run. But on the other hand, be patient. Finding the right balance between running as fast as you can,

You must be careful not to assume anything about your purpose as you work in accordance with your mission and go out in obedience to God. Don’t fill in the blanks. You don’t want to mix up your assignment with something that, although it might be good, isn’t exactly what God wants. There are many

Creativity and spiritual gifts can be intangible, and even vaguely defined. You know you’re talented and gifted. But at the same time, it looks like nothing is happening. You’ve not done anything with the grace of God upon your life. It is normal to feel this way about your spiritual gifts. Spiritual things operate from