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Who is like our God? Nobody!
You have no idea about everything going on in your life? Ask the Lord. He is the Source of all wisdom and understanding. Nothing surprises Him. Bring all your questions, doubts, and worries to Him. Only He knows the answers. Let’s Pray: Awesome God, great is Your name in all the earth. You are our portion; you are our redeemer. No other God can bestow such kindness and blessing upon His children like you. No other God could raise up…
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- The Lord’s Favor
This is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor - Determination
Ruth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination - Commitment
Ruth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment - Idolatry
Ruth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry - Loyalty
Ruth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty - Despair
Ruth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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Father, all I have is yours!
Today, be reminded that you are not lost, though you may feel like you are. Remember that God is with you always, as He promised, and He is not lost. Through prayer, He can give you guidance and make His light shine on your path to help you find your way home. Therefore pray at all times, especially when you feel lost. Pray today. Let’s Pray: O Lord, today I come with a humble heart to return everything I own…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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If the life-giving Spirit dwells in you, you are alive!
Nothing is impossible for our God. His specialty is actually to take over all your fears, anxieties, worries, doubts, and brokenness and replace them with overflowing love, peace, and joy that we cannot comprehend. Does it sound like a good deal? Why wait? Come to Jesus. Lay all your burdens to Him, and He will give you rest. Let’s Pray: Blessed be our God, Jehovah Rapha. We cry out to you from our sickbed. Sustain and revive our spirits; heal…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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Day and night, praise the Lord!!
As much as He wants you to grow mature and discipline you, He also comforts you when you are troubled. He is such a Good Father who knows when to train and embrace you. You don’t need to pretend to be someone else. He knows you inside out. Feel free to be yourself in front of Him. Let’s Pray: Lord, as we lay down at night, we want our hearts to meditate on Your faithfulness and Your unfailing love. When…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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Be praised, our great and mighty God!
If you are feeling empty today, it means it is time for you to fill up the tank of your life. God gives graciously to anyone who is humble enough to ask and believes he will receive it. Pray today and ask God to fill you up with His joy, strength, peace, wisdom, and any other good thing you can think of. He is willing and able to pour out His Spirit in you!r! Let’s Pray: Dear Lord, our great…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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Every praise is due our God!
You don’t need someone to prepare a script for you when talking to a friend or a family member. Words flow naturally because you do not feel the pressure to perform. You are simply yourself. It is the same with God. He is the creator of the universe but also your loving father and caring friend. Pray to Him in all simplicity. Let’s Pray: Dear God, as everything that has breath praises You continually, so will I continue to glorify…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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Let us praise the Lord in one accord
Whenever there is a heart to pray, our God will always be faithful to answer. Trust that the creator of all things is listening to you right now. He will act in your favor and help those you are interceding for. Let’s Pray: Excellent are You, Lord! Not only are Your works marvelous, but You are great and You deserve all the praise. Wonderful God, let our praises align with the songs from Your heart as we sing of Your…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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The Lord is my portion
Sometimes, we are anxious to know when our suffering will end or when our prayers will be answered. You know what? All times and seasons are under Father’s authority. He knows the best time to give what’s best for you. So even if it is difficult, would you like to wait anyway? Ask Him to give you the patience and faith to wait. He will be with you. Let’s Pray: Behold, the Lord is my salvation and my portion, in…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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Praise the Lord for His mercy
You know what? Compared to eternity, our lives on earth here are so short. Yet the Eternal God who created the universe loves you so much and takes care of every tiny detail in your life. He cannot abandon you and leave you on your own. Why do you let Him wait? Come to Him today. Let’s Pray: Lord, do not take Your name away from our lips, and do not disown us from Your presence because of our iniquities.…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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Honor the One who prepared a place for you
If the Creator of heaven and earth is in love with you, what do you think the love letter would look like? His love letter is Jesus. God sacrificed His own Son so that you can freely come to Him without any hindrance. Do you want to waste this free Gift? You better not. Accept His love letter today and open it. He is ready to reveal Himself to you. Let’s Pray: Dear Lord, my soul knows so well that…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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