Waiting can feel frustrating, uncertain, and even discouraging. Yet Scripture shows that obedience during the waiting prepares us for what God wants to pour out. The early believers didn’t rush ahead; they remained unified in prayer. There is purpose in the process. If you are in a season of delay and wondering what God is doing, this devotional will encourage your heart.  Read More

We often believe that more effort will produce better results. But Scripture reminds us that power comes from the Holy Spirit, not from human striving. Before the early church moved outward, they waited in prayer. This devotional explores what it means to depend on the Spirit instead of ourselves. If you are tired of striving and ready to experience true spiritual power, this message is for you.  Read More

We are living in a time when criticism is loud, opinions are sharp, and it’s easy for our hearts to harden without us even noticing. Yet Scripture calls us to something radically different—to kindness, tenderness, and forgiveness rooted in the work of the Holy Spirit. This final devotional in the series reminds us that the true evidence of His presence is not stronger reactions, but softer hearts. If you’ve felt your heart becoming defensive, weary, or hardened, this invitation is for you.   Read More

God’s Word never changes, and it never returns empty. Part 2 of this two-part devotional series focuses on trusting the growth God is producing beneath the surface. Through Scripture and reflection, readers are invited to rest in God’s faithfulness and timing. Continue the series by discovering how hope and endurance lead to lasting fruit.  Read More

Healthy things grow, but growth begins below the surface. Part 1 of this two-part devotional series explores Jesus’ parable of the sower and the condition of our hearts when God’s Word is planted. This reflection invites readers to consider how preparation, obedience, and posture shape spiritual growth. Read Part 1 to discover where growth truly begins.  Read More

In this final part of Do Not Grieve Him, we examine what Paul says truly brings sorrow to the Holy Spirit. In a culture that normalizes outrage and noise, we are invited to become people of gentleness and spiritual sensitivity instead. If you’ve felt distant, overwhelmed by the noise, or aware that your heart needs softening, this devotional will help you make room for His presence again.  Read More