Life with purpose

  ✨ Called With Purpose Peace, Purpose, and Trust in Jesus Peace can only be found in Jesus through faith. He fulfills us with joy as we trust in Him. In gratitude, we honor and glorify His precious name— the name above all names. For He loves us all. He gives hope. He gives purpose. He restores what is broken. He walks with us in every season. Life may bring questions. It may bring challenges. It may test our faith. But in Jesus, there is a peace that the world cannot give. A peace that remains, even in uncertainty. A joy that comes from knowing we are loved. A hope that carries us forward. Bible  – Jeremiah 29:11 “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Bible  – Romans 15:13 “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in Him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” Devotional Reflection: True fulfillment is not found in thi...

The Lord woke me up at 3:21 in the morning today to write these verses and share them with you. Psalm 24:3-5 reminds us: Question: Who will ascend to the mountain of the Lord? Who will stand in His holy place? Answer: He who has clean hands and a pure heart, who has not lifted up his soul to vanity or sworn deceitfully. He will receive blessing from the Lord and righteousness from the God of salvation. “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.” — Matthew 5:8 “May He grant you the desire of your heart and make all your plans succeed.” — Psalm 20:4 But notice carefully what this verse teaches. God’s promise is not a license for selfish desires. If the longing of the heart is to obtain what belongs to others or to pursue vain and worldly ambitions, we should not expect God to approve such desires. We must examine our hearts. If our motives are rooted in pride or worldly gain, God is not pleased with that condition, and He will not grant requests that contradict His will. “Del...

  Called and Carried by the Almighty I don’t know who this word is for today, but who told you that the mission of your calling would be easy? Many times, when God calls us, we imagine clarity, smooth paths, and immediate strength. Yet Scripture shows us something different. When God called Moses, he felt inadequate (Exodus 3–4). When He called Jeremiah, he said,  “I do not know how to speak; I am too young”  (Jeremiah 1:6). When He called Gideon, he saw himself as the least in his family (Judges 6:15). The pattern is clear: God does not call the confident — He calls the willing. If God called you, He will guide you. Isaiah 42:16 says,  “I will lead the blind by ways they have not known… I will turn the darkness into light before them.” The calling of God always comes with the promise of His guidance. He never assigns a purpose without also committing His presence. Recognize who your God is. He is El Shaddai — the Almighty. In Luke 1:37 we are reminded,  “For no...

  🌿 God With Purpose 🌿 ✨ Strength for the Daily Battle ✨ I comfort myself in His Word. Through His Word, I receive strength for my daily battles. And as I share it, I feel the joy and love of the Lord filling me. That is what He desires for you too — to share what He has given you. This is why you must not stop reading His Word. It is your sword. As you read, you begin to delight yourself in Him. And as you delight in Him, He fills you with overflowing joy and peace through the mighty power of the Holy Spirit. Do not let anyone discourage you. Continue on this journey. And when you feel like you cannot go on anymore, surrender every battle to Him — because He fights for you. When we feel powerless in ourselves, that is our invitation to run to Christ and receive strength from Him. “When I am weak, He is strong.” 2 Corinthians 12:9–10 *"But He said to me, ‘My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is made perfect in weakness.’ Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about m...

  Devotional: Don’t Waste the Twilight Scripture Reading: 2 Kings 7:3–9 Proverbs 24:16 Reflection Twilight is that quiet, uncertain moment between day and night—after the sun has set or just before it rises. It is neither fully dark nor fully light. Spiritually speaking, twilight represents those seasons in our lives when clarity feels partial and the future feels unresolved. Scripture introduces us to twilight as part of God’s divine order. In Genesis 1:14–16, God created two lights—the greater to govern the day and the lesser to govern the night. When one light yields to the other, a  shift  occurs. That shift is twilight. And while it can be a vulnerable time, the Bible shows us that it can also be a moment of decisive breakthrough. Throughout Scripture, twilight is associated with significant action. David struck the Philistines during twilight (1 Samuel 30:17). Job tells us that those who do evil often wait for twilight to act (Job 24:15). But one of the most powerfu...

SCARS AND PAIN  WILL MAKE YOU PRODUCE When an avocado tree is not giving avocados you make a scar on them and they in their nature will produce fruit because they tend to feel that scar as death. So what I'm trying to say today to you is that the scars, the bruises and everything that hurts you will produce fruit in you. It's good to be afflicted because it brings out production. When I am weak, I'm really strong because that weakness, will produce your strength through Jesus. Give and you shall receive. And whatever you do, do it as for the Lord; knowing that you will be recompensated by him. Give without expecting anything in exchange. You are hurt, because you have so much potential in you. You have so much than can be beneficial to others. You have more in you, than what you think. You just don't know how much because you don't feel valuable. Sometimes you don't even feel it's worth to sacrifice your giving or offering. But remember we are not here for o...