During the ups and downs, remember the same God who delivered you before will deliver you again.

Whenever life takes its best swing at you, you don’t have to be afraid or terrified. 

Love can be used to bring great joy to someone, as well as comfort and encouragement.

Part of your duty as a believer is telling others about the goodness God has blessed you with.

I challenge you today to overtake negative thoughts with positive actions and focus on the grace of Christ extended toward you.  

Thank God and give Him praise, for the kingdom He has prepared for us to receive cannot be shaken! 

I want you to know that nothing but you is holding you back from God’s goodness overflowing in your life.

In the time of trouble, it’s nice to have people near that genuinely care for you, but don’t forget they are only there to help get God’s love to you, not replace it.

I find peace and joy knowing that today is special because God thought of me on this day.

Today, purposely tell someone of the goodness of Christ. 

As part of one body in Christ and being fitly joined together where every joint supplies the other, it’s important that we remember one another in our prayers.

Call upon Him and He will answer you with the strength, understanding, and love you need to get through.

Today when you pray, ask Jesus to establish His ministry in you to accomplish God’s mission. The answer to your prayer is in you answering someone else’s.

Not only did this powerful God entrust the gift of salvation with His Son, but He also gave all of us to Him too.

If we as Christians continue to shun and not associate with those who have made mistakes, who’s going to be left to support or help them find their way back?

Jesus accepted people in their current state knowing His word would change them.

Those dreams and visions of success that continue to pop up in your mind, make them a reality today! 

Like Christ, you have something inside of you that others need, and you can’t adequately bless someone else while you’re focused on yourself.

No matter the spiritual battles you encounter or the physical wars you experience of this world, God still embraces you as His child.

It’s not always the case that Jesus will change your situation. Sometimes it’s us that have to change what we do or how we feel about a situation.