Today's Devotional

What if God called you to act? Discover the power—and the struggle—behind saying, ‘Here I am, send me.’

Spiritual growth and a deeper connection with God come through intentionally seeking Him, reading His Word, relying on the Holy Spirit, and praying—practices that invite His presence and transform our hearts.

In a season of chronic pain and unanswered prayers, we can find true peace and joy. These do not come from immediate solutions but from placing deeper hope and trust in Jesus, whose presence brings patience, purpose, and praise even in the waiting.

Whether death for us comes first or the rapture happens, we will see our loved ones again. And this is the hope that keeps me going every day. Sure, my mom isn’t with me right now; however, Jesus is with me, and He is with her too.

Estrangement in family is an awful reality; it's yet another glaring truth that shows us it's not supposed to be this way.

Instead of hiding from God in guilt and shame, Scripture invites us to hide in Him—finding freedom, forgiveness, and love in His compassionate embrace.

We must honor and celebrate mothers—despite their imperfections—recognizing their God-given role, forgiving past hurts, and choosing love, respect, and gratitude for the life they gave us.

As we approach Mother's Day, I want to remind you, dear mom, that it's okay to acknowledge when motherhood feels too heavy to carry. It's okay to cry out to God when you're overwhelmed. In fact, it's in those raw, honest moments of surrender that we often experience His presence most powerfully.

This Mother’s Day, be gentle, kind, and patient with yourself.