Waiting isn’t wasted time; it’s often where God does His deepest work. When we pause long enough to let God move, we discover that He’s not delaying us. He’s developing us. Waiting becomes the place where His timing shapes our hearts, renews our strength, and reveals His perfect purpose.
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When the Flesh Cries Loud
I woke up craving a cup of coffee so badly it felt like I couldn’t have a good day without it. But as I reached for my keys, I realized, this wasn’t about coffee at all. It was about control. My flesh was louder than my spirit. How often do we mistake craving for need, and comfort for calling?
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The Power of Thanksgiving
A sudden moment of fear reminded me of the power of thanksgiving. As I began to thank God for His protection and faithfulness, peace replaced fear. The Power of Thanksgiving reveals how gratitude becomes a spiritual weapon that restores the heart.
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Going in the right direction?
The right decision made from the wrong heart can still lead in the wrong direction. Let God realign your steps until your walk matches His will.
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Held by His Hand
Running ahead isn’t always rebellion; sometimes it’s misplaced zeal. But safety isn’t in speed; it’s in staying held by the Father’s hand.
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Disarmed in His Presence
To be disarmed in His presence is not to lose strength, but to lay down every weapon that once kept His Love away. In surrender, He becomes our shield and we become His vessel.
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When THE King Calls
When God calls us to meet with Him, it’s not about routine; it’s about relationship. I used to silence the alarm that reminded me of our time together, not realizing I was silencing an invitation from the King of Kings. It wasn’t until the Holy Spirit whispered, “You do not honor Me,” that I saw how easily I made time for everyone else, but not for the One who holds my breath.
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The Subtle Danger of Self-Righteousness
Self-righteousness blinds us into thinking forgiveness is something we can earn — or that others don’t deserve. But forgiveness is never about deserving; it is always about the power of the cross. Our sin was real, but God’s mercy is greater.
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Praying for the Wife of My Husband
Many wives pray for their husbands to change—but true transformation often starts with us. Before asking God to work in your spouse’s heart, pray for “the wife of your husband”: yourself. When we invite God to heal our hearts, shift our perspective, and fill us with His love, our prayers for our husbands become far more powerful and effective.
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My Solution or His Solution
We often approach God with our own solutions in mind, but His way is not always ours. Just as Naaman nearly missed his healing, we risk missing God’s perfect solution when we cling to our ideas. True faith means trusting His plan, even when it differs from what we expect.
