Have you ever questioned your value or felt undermined by others?  In a world that often measures worth by achievements and status, it's easy to lose sight of our true significance. But what if you could see yourself through God's eyes?  Today's devotion is a journey of faith and self-discovery as we explore how God sees us—not just for who we are today, but for the incredible potential He envisions in us.  From the humble shepherd boy David to the transformative journey of the Apostle Paul, the Bible is filled with stories that illustrate our intrinsic value in God's eyes. These narratives remind us that divine elevation is possible for each of us, no matter our past or present doubts.

 Together, we can recognize the divine value placed on each of us and live out our true potential.

In a world where outrage often takes center stage, how do we, as Christians, respond in a way that reflects the heart of Christ? Inspired by Jesus' actions in the Temple and His compassion towards the immoral woman, we explore the delicate balance between righteous anger and unconditional love. Discover how to channel your emotions through a Christ-like lens, transforming anger into a force for good. Join us as we delve into practical steps for combating a spirit of anger and embracing the higher standard set by Jesus. Let's journey together towards a heart that mirrors His grace and patience.

Have you ever heard the saying, “Sometimes, you don’t choose the moment, the moment chooses you?” I have heard that when there were times either I or an individual was not ready for it. For example, I was ready to go to school for a semester with my mom in a hospital and alone in an apartment. But it molded my character. We all have moments in our life that we are not ready for. But more times than not, we look back to find out we made for that moment. Today’s devotion is about knowing that perhaps now is one of those moments …

Everyone revels in winning. Whether it is at work or home, no one wants to lose. In fact, some people do not know how to lose. But what if I told you that sometimes a loss is not really a loss. Mature couples know that if you win all the time, the other side has to lose, and would you want your better half to be a loser? Maybe 😊 But the question is if you would lose a battle to win a war, would you? That answer is yes. There is a group of people who lost all the time, and yet won not only in the end but also for others who did not even know them. Who? Find out here …

We all get lost from time to time. We turn left when we should have turned right, or we take a risk, and the result is not in our favor. We have lost our way. How can we find our way back? Should we even believe there is a right way? Today’s devotion centers on being lost and how you can find your way back on the right path.