How can the choices you make today support your brain over time? Dr. Daniel Amen, psychiatrist and founder of BrainMD, discusses the brain's capacity for growth and the habits he recommends for supporting it.
Lord, help me focus on what is good and true this week. Interrupt the assumptions that keep me from loving others well. Give me wisdom to care for myself and a willingness to receive Your guidance. In Jesus' name. Amen. 🙏
Following Jesus takes shape in everyday choices: how we do our work, speak to our family and respond when someone needs us. As a new month begins, ask Him to help you honor Him in the responsibilities already in front of you. 💛
Before a new month fills with plans, consider one practice you want to grow in: gratitude, patience or obedience. Where could you begin today? Ask God to help you follow through in the ordinary moments, too.
If grief feels especially heavy today, you don’t have to rush past it. God’s care reaches you there, too. May you experience His comfort through prayer and through the people who walk beside you. 🤍
Helping children recognize a trafficker’s promises can be part of protecting their future. Rescue LIFE supports education in communities where children are targeted, alongside rescue and restoration.
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It’s easy to spend today thinking about the next opportunity, the next answer or the next season. What’s one thing in your life right now that you don’t want to take for granted?
You can be honest with God about when you feel exhausted or out of your depth. Ask Him for the strength you need today, even if all you can manage is a simple prayer.
Gary Sinise, author of “Graceful Warrior,” shares the meaning behind the title and how it reflects the short, beautiful life of his son Mac.
If someone you love is grieving, you don’t have to find words that explain the loss. Remember their loved one’s name, make space for their stories and keep checking in. Your presence can offer comfort when answers cannot. 🤍
Where you feel least capable may be where you’re most aware of your need for God. Faith Eury Cho explores what our weaknesses reveal and how God works beyond our abilities.
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Could the weakness you’re trying to hide reveal something important? Faith Eury Cho, author of “Unlikely and Anointed,” explores how recognizing our limitations can draw us into a deeper dependence on God’s power.
After decades of hurt, what helped William Paul Young see his father differently? The author of “The Shack” shares how forgiveness changed their relationship.
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Pastor Doug Wekenman shares three everyday practices that can help you embrace what God has for you now instead of always waiting for what’s next.
Lord, help me be faithful in the life You’ve given me today. Teach me to appreciate what I often overlook, be patient with what I cannot hurry and respond when You ask me to act. May I recognize Your guidance in everyday decisions. In Jesus’ name. Amen. 🙏
What changed when William Paul Young let go of his expectations of his father? The author of “The Shack” shares what he learned about forgiveness after decades of hurt.
For a survivor of trafficking, rebuilding a life takes time and care. Through RescueLife, your gift helps support counseling, prayer and ministry that continue after rescue.
Help someone take the next steps toward restoration. 💛
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How do you engage with a culture that doesn’t share your faith? Mark Batterson, author of Not My Circus, explores how to remain grounded in Christ’s truth while showing His love to the people around you.
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Sharing what you have doesn’t always mean money. It can mean making time, offering a meal or using a skill to meet someone’s need. What has God placed in your hands that could bless someone today?





