Have you ever prayed “Your will be done” while inwardly hoping God would choose your way? Walk toward Gethsemane with Jesus in this devotion about surrender, releasing what you’re holding on to, and learning to trust the Father with what you want most.

Have you ever felt God calling you to something and quietly hoped He would choose someone else? Through Moses’ story, this devotion explores insecurity, trusting God, and giving Him your yes… even before you feel ready.

The power is not in our words, but in the Word the Lord has already spoken. Explore the power of agreeing with what He has said, and reject the cultural counterfeit of manifestation.

Are you striving to earn God’s approval? Discover how to break free from performance-based faith and rest in the acceptance secured through Jesus Christ.

As mothers, we carry a sacred and significant mantle. Don’t resist the weight it brings. When it feels too heavy to bear, let it bring you to your knees and strip away the illusion of self-sufficiency. We can be confident: when we come to the end of ourselves, we’re drawing near to the beginning of His strength.

God convicts, not condemns. As believers, we must remain within the boundaries of conviction and reject the enemy’s counterfeit, which is condemnation. Learn how to recognize His voice and walk in freedom through biblical truth and grace.

It’s easy to become consumed by the tasks on our to-do lists - but there’s good news in the gospel for the workaholic. We serve a Savior who wants our hearts before He asks for our hands. God doesn’t ask us to stop serving; rather, He calls us to reorder our service. He asks us to sit before we serve.

Praying when we don’t feel like doing it is evidence of maturity, not hypocrisy. In fact, I would argue that your prayers carry a different meaning when you aren’t in the mood to pray. Pushing past what the flesh prefers to do what the spirit needs is a sacrifice that will always please God.

We are instructed to flex between the mundane and the miraculous. Our spiritual elasticity and maturity are fortified as we lean on the Lord through both the abased and abundant seasons of life. We become stabilized and fully equipped to steward highs and lows because we rely on Jesus Christ, the only true constant in our lives.

The prick was painful, but He was present through the process. I held on to His Word: "This will be over soon." Surely we had different definitions for the word “soon”. I watched a minute pass by. It turned into an hour. Then into a day. A week. All year long. This wasn't just a regular shot, and it certainly wasn't just a regular doctor. But by submitting to His procedure, the fruits of His Spirit would begin to flow through my veins.