In John 6, many of Jesus' followers waked away and that prompted Him to ask the remaining disciples if they would leave Him too. That question was not only for the disciples of old but for His disciples today. Jesus wants us to remain committed to Him and never backslide. And for those who have, there is grace and love to return into deep relationship with Him.

Jesus taught His disciples that if they prayed in His name , God would answer them (John 16:23). He also said something amazing in John 16:26-27 - In that day you will ask in my name. I am not saying that I will ask the Father on your behalf . No, the Father himself loves you because you have loved me and have believed that I came from God . He promised that because they believed in Him, God would love them, and as a result, He wouldn't need to plead for anything on their be

Jesus called the Pharisees “unmarked graves,” revealing the hidden danger of hypocrisy that contaminates others spiritually. He challenge believers today to examine their own lives, avoid prideful reactions to God’s correction, and remain obedient, consistent, and rooted in Christ. Careless living and disobedience can cause others to stumble, making Christians “unmarked graves” rather than lights of the world called to serve as Kingdom Ambassadors.

Jesus’ rebuke of the Pharisees in Luke 11 and Matthew 23 urges believers to reject hypocrisy, pride, and spiritual arrogance. We should practice humility, repentance, and compassion rather than self‑righteousness. Christians should avoid judging others and extend grace, patience, and loving correction to others, mirroring Christ’s heart toward those who struggle. Seek God’s perspective in dealing with difficult people while remaining prayerful, humble, and allowing Him to wor

The story of Achan shows how a single act of disobedience can hinder the progress of an entire community. By contrasting Israel’s victory at Jericho with their unexpected defeat at Ai, Scripture reminds us of the vital role obedience, humility, and collective responsibility play within the Body of Christ. Believers are called to rely on the Holy Spirit for daily guidance, resist the subtle pull of sin, and walk faithfully so their lives uplift others and bring glory to God.

This devotional message explores the dangers of hypercriticism, urging believers to guard their words, avoid judgment, and speak with godly wisdom. Drawing from Scripture and biblical examples, it encourages Christians to reject pettiness, embrace grace, and let God shape their speech and attitudes.

The popular phrase “God helps those who help themselves” is actually unbiblical. It encourages believers to be self‑reliant instead of fully depending on God’s wisdom, strength, and strategy. It is crucial to trust God over human understanding Scripture and biblical examples show that God moves by His Spirit and not by our might, so it is best to turn to Him for everything.

This devotional explores the biblical link between fruitfulness and answered prayer, urging believers to embrace spiritual productivity as a pathway to deeper intimacy with God and more fulfilled petitions. It draws from John 14:14 and John 15:16 to highlight the conditions attached to divine promises.

This Praise & Pray devotional on The Miracle Alley tackles the raw reality of being mad at God and blaming Him for painful seasons. It explains why many Christians feel this way, contrasts our expectations with God’s promises, and points readers back to His good plans even in suffering. The piece encourages honest prayer, repentance, and renewed confidence in God’s character and purpose.

This reflective, scripture‑anchored message urges believers to guard their spiritual inheritance, remain steadfast in godly deeds, and avoid the complacency that caused Esau to despise his birthright. The post calls Christians to rekindle zeal, deepen their relationship with God, and live lives that reflect love, faith, service, and perseverance as Jesus instructed in Revelation 2.

Veiled Statements can be divine puzzle pieces sent by God to encourage believers to embrace patience, humility, and intentionality. When God uses this approach to reveal truths, we need to take the time to gain full understanding.

In Luke 11:42, Jesus challenges believers to reject Pharisee‑like hypocrisy, embrace genuine love for God, and uphold justice for all people. Jesus wants Christians to practice self‑examination, compassion, and righteous living rooted in Scripture.

Believers are to recognize and resist willful sin by following the example of King David, “a man after God’s own heart.” Intentional sins can rule over Christians when left unaddressed. And the way to address the issue is to pray for help and take additional crucial steps in the ongoing 'fight' against temptation, knowing that there is victory ahead.

Believers are to embrace the splendor of God, which He blesses upon His servants. As you walk into 2026, it is time to reflect, serve, and walk in divine purpose.

I've always wanted to go to heaven. Perhaps that's a result of my time in children's Bible school and all the lessons taught there. Whatever the case, I've always known heaven as the place to be. Once I became a practicing born-again Christian (meaning I chose to apply God's word in my life intentionally), I knew I needed to be serious about where I wanted to spend eternity, and hell could not be my destination. After all, Jesus literally died to provide everlasting life with

The Feeding of the 5000 is an incredible miracle and within that story is a simple instruction from Jesus that all believers must be aware of. "Let Nothing Be Wasted" is what He said. It is time for us to reflect on our habits and seek divine wisdom to honor God with what we have received from Him. That way, our lifestyle will not be one where wastefulness is a default. Instead, we will be good stewards.

The life of Elisha’s servant, Gehazi, reveals how disbelief, greed, and fear can hinder spiritual growth. This message reflects on Gehazi’s struggles, God’s mercy, and the call for believers to fully commit to God’s ways. Discover biblical insights, faith‑building encouragement, and strengthen your walk with Christ.

Many think they can command God but Believers must approach God with humility and reverence as they prepare for the new year. One way to do this is to prayerfully ask the Lord for what they need. Be obedient, teachable, and align with God's will the way Abraham and Moses did. And, seek God's vision for the future rather than impose their own desires.

Jesus modeled obedience to God’s Word, purpose, and Spirit. He revealed a blueprint for victorious Christian living. Scripture highlights how Jesus refused human applause, rejected pride, and stayed aligned with God’s plan despite pressure from the crowds. We can do the same because knowing Scripture, understanding God’s purpose, and relying on the Holy Spirit will protect us against the enemy’s schemes. Just study the Bible intentionally, seek God’s calling, and yield to th

Christians are to persevere till the promise of God is fulfilled. Doing this may defy common sense. Yet, God wants our obedience, patience, and faith to overcome fear and doubt. We can always trust the Lord’s wisdom (James 1:5), resist satan’s lies, and stand firm in faith until God's word comes to pass.