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Whether it’s a child, a struggle, or a dream, surrendering to God isn’t weakness; it’s worship. Find peace in the promise that He holds what you can’t carry anymore.

This incident highlights the growing instability in Niger, a country ranked among the most dangerous for Christians due to the expansion of militant groups targeting foreigners.

Psalm 121:3 reminds us that He holds your steps even when your strength runs out.

If your heart feels restless, you’re not alone. Even a few still moments with God can anchor your spirit in peace and trust.

Social media makes it easy to feel left behind. But Galatians 6:4 invites you to look inward, not sideways, and see how God is still working in your story.

There are moments in life when we look back and grieve the version of ourselves we used to be—whether that’s who we were physically, emotionally, mentally, or spiritually.

You may feel exhausted, but you’re not alone. Keep planting seeds of love and truth, trusting God to bring the fruit in His time.

Mistakes don’t define us. Through Christ’s forgiveness, even the most painful seasons can lead to healing and hope. This prayer leads you toward reflection, not shame.

Disappointment cuts deep, but it doesn’t have to define the story.

Ecclesiastes 7:8 reminds us why letting go with gratitude prepares us for what’s next.

God’s Word gives us a reason to rejoice in every season, even when our hearts aren’t ready for change.

You’re not behind. You’re on God’s timeline. His grace is never late.

You don’t have to stay depleted. When your soul feels dry, God is your living water.

You’re not alone if you’re still holding onto what should’ve been. God sees your sorrow, and He’s ready to redeem it. Here’s how to move forward in faith instead of frustration.

When life feels unsettled, gratitude can ground you.

Every morning brings new mercy. Every day holds a reason to give thanks.

Prayer can be a source of frustration when our prayers seem to go unanswered, but the Bible teaches that prayer is always right and makes a difference, even if the results don't go as we hoped. By understanding why God may say "no" or "not yet,"...

The culture says “get more.” Scripture says, “You already have enough.”