If Jesus has your heart He can capture your thoughts, cleanse your motives, control your speech, and correct your actions. Give God your whole heart. (read Proverbs 16:1-9)

God can make you what you never were, give you what you never had, and take you where you’ve never been. Change is possible! (read Acts 3:2-10)

True friends protect your heart, provide godly counsel, preserve your destiny. And they will not abandon you. (read Proverbs 17:17; 18:24)

Jesus longs to be your strength in weakness, your song in sorrow, & your salvation in battle. Let Him be... today! (read Psalm 118:14)

Jesus went to church every day in the last few days of His life. He called it His House! I’m glad to go up to the House of The Lord. (read Psalm 122:1; Luke 19:45-47; Hebrews 10:25)

God will seek you, lead you, feed you, and He will never leave you. His blessings will even extend to your children’s children. (read Psalm 37:23-26)

The heart is so affected by compromise that you can become unrecognizable, even to yourself. Guard your heart. (read Ecclesiastes 4:13; 7:7)

Believers with a passion for Christ also love the lost. You cannot love Jesus without loving His purpose and doing something about it! (read Romans 1:16)

Stop worrying and trying to fix everything. God will lead your steps and make everything beautiful in His time! (read Proverbs 3:6; Ecclesiastes 3:11)

“Never did God's love begin, and never can it cease. It is from eternity and shall be to eternity.” — Charles Spurgeon

If you want to last, you must value family, friends, and fellowship. Samson fought alone, played alone, loved alone, and died a loner. (read Proverbs 18:1 NIV)

Prayer for the day: Forgive me, Father, for the times when I am anxious. You have promised to take care of all my needs.

Don't feel guilty for being blessed. Instead, honor God who brought you out of the pit and the prison to where you are! (read Genesis 50:28)

“The longer you live, the more powerful you will find the gospel to be.” — Charles Spurgeon

Stop living in guilt and shame over a past that cannot be changed. Repent and move forward. The blood of Jesus is enough! (read 1 John 1:8-9)

Healing didn't end with the disciples because it did not begin with them. There is no day of miracles, only a God of miracles! (read Exodus 15:26)

Since our life is an open letter about Jesus, let us be careful to live our lives like Jesus. (read 2 Corinthians 3:2-3; 1 John 2:6)

The moment we are saved, we receive divine power, all we need to triumph in life. Lean on grace and live victoriously. (read 2 Peter 1:3)

God used Hannah's barrenness to develop her destiny. Your most difficult trial can lead to your life purpose. (read 1 Samuel 1:11)

God is willing to bring you through whatever you're facing and into His promise for your life! By faith, be "fully convinced". (read Romans 4:21)