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  • Spring Up

    Today's Scripture
    So he answered and said to me: "This is the word of the LORD to Zerubbabel: 'Not by might nor by power, but by My Spirit,' says the Lord of hosts." (Zechariah 4:6, NKJV)

    In Numbers 21, the Israelites were desperate for water in the barren wilderness when they came upon an old dry well. Here the people sang, "Spring up, O well!" even though they couldn't see, taste, feel, or smell water. There was no reason, logically speaking, to believe water would flow out of the well.

    That's why the Scripture tells us to walk by faith and not by sight. If they had gone by what they saw rather than had faith in the might and power of God, they would have missed this abundance.

    In difficult times, you're either going to be singing about the problem or singing about how big your God is. He is not limited by the laws of nature. He's limited by what we believe. You have to make declarations of faith when you're in the drought and break forth into song.

    Start singing to the promise, "Spring up healing, spring up freedom, spring up abundance, spring up victory," and God will show out in your life in ways you've never seen.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that You are here with me, and that You are with me in all the circumstances of my life. Teach me what it means to sing to the promises and make declarations of faith. I give You thanks for how great You are and declare that the answers are springing up even now. In Jesus' Name, Amen."

    -- edited by XslashX on Feb 25 2024, 09:06 PM
  • Are You Listening?

    Today's Scripture
    One day the girl said to her mistress, "I wish my master would go to see the prophet in Samaria. He would heal him of his leprosy." (2 Kings 5:3, NLT)

    In 2 Kings 5, Naaman was the powerful commander of the Syrian army, but he had leprosy, an incurable disease. He had defeated the Israelites, but he wasn't able to defeat the disease that was taking his life. One of his wife's maids was a captured Israeli girl. One day she told him about the prophet Elisha in Israel and the possibility of his healing.

    Naaman could have thought, "Who are you to tell me what to do? You're just a slave girl. You're telling me to go back to the nation I just defeated and ask for help?" He could have dismissed her, but he listened, and ultimately, he received his healing.

    Sometimes your answers to needs and direction won't come from people you expect. Don't judge the people God has put in your life by the outside--by position, by title, by wealth--deciding who's important, who you're going to listen to. God uses everyone. Treat everyone with respect, value every person's opinion, and you won't miss your miracle.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You for all the people You've put in my life and how You use everyone for Your purposes. Help me to be humble and not judge others by the outside or limit whom I will listen to. Don't let my pride get in the way of Your miracles. In Jesus' Name, Amen."
  • Great Joy

    Today's Scripture
    "And many who had been paralyzed or lame were healed. So there was great joy in that city." (Acts 8:7�8, NLT)

    The great joy in the city was the result of preaching the gospel there by a believer named Philip, who had fled the persecution of the church in Jerusalem. He left Jerusalem in great distress and disappointment, but look at how God works.

    Philip went from great distress to great joy, from great trouble to great miracles, from great rejection to people who loved him greatly. He didn't realize when he was forced out by opposition in Jerusalem that great joy was waiting for him in Samaria and the fulfilling of his destiny.

    You may have gone through things that have caused you great pain, great disappointment, great loss. You could be bitter and live discouraged, but that is not how your story ends. As with Philip, you're going to come into new opportunities. Doors that weren't open before are going to open for you. What has been shaken in your life is leading to great joy, great favor, great relationships, great health.

    Get ready for the shift that's coming.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that the times of shaking and difficulty in my life are going to shift me to something greater. Thank You that You're giving me new desires and creativity and opening new doors of opportunity. I believe that You will bless me so I can be a bigger blessing. In Jesus' Name, Amen."
  • Help Others Along the Way

    Today's Scripture
    "May all kings bow down to him and all nations serve him. For he will deliver the needy who cry out, the afflicted who have no one to help." (Psalm 72:11-12, NIV)

    In Psalm 72, King Solomon asked God to make him well known, that his fame would spread throughout the land, that the wealth and honor of other nations would be brought to him, and that kings would bow down before him. You would think God would rebuke Solomon and tell him he was greedy and prideful, but He did exactly what he asked for. God answered that bold prayer because Solomon pledged to use his influence and wealth to lift the fallen, restore the broken, and help the hurting.

    God has no problem giving you influence, honor, wealth, and even fame, as long as your dream, in some way, is connected to helping others, to making this world a better place. Whatever field you're in--medicine, sales, construction, accounting, teaching--I dare you to pray, "God, make me famous in my field. Let me shine. Give me influence." There's no limit to what God will do for you if you use what He's given you to help others.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that You want me to lift the fallen, to restore the broken, and to help the hurting. I want in every way possible to advance Your kingdom and bring glory to Your Name. I ask You to give me influence and make me famous in my field. In Jesus' Name, Amen."

    -- edited by XslashX on Feb 28 2024, 08:51 AM
  • He Has the Last Word

    Today's Scripture
    "The suffering won't last forever. It won't be long before this generous God who has great plans for us in Christ--eternal and glorious plans they are!--will have you put together and on your feet for good. He gets the last word; yes, He does." (1 Peter 5:10, MSG)

    When you go through difficulties you don't understand, remind yourself that God is your heavenly Father. If you have children, you know how much you love them and do your best to watch after and protect them. God is that way, but billions of times more. You are His prized possession. There's nothing He cares more about than you. He has your best interest at heart.

    You may have been knocked down, but be encouraged that our generous God is about to put you back on your feet. Sicknesses, betrayals, and disappointments don't get the last word. God does.

    The difficulty is simply a setup for God to launch you to something greater than you've ever imagined. The process may be painful, but the purpose is well worth it. One day you're going to look back and see how God worked it all for your good. Stay in faith. You're going to come out promoted, vindicated, stronger, healthier, and to a new level of your destiny.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that there is a purpose for whatever pain comes my way, and You have great plans to use it for my eternal good. Thank You that though I may not understand it now, the day is coming when You will put me back on my feet, and I will see it clearly. In Jesus' Name, Amen."
  • What You've Never Dreamed

    Today's Scripture
    Then King David went in and sat before the LORD; and he said: "Who am I, O Lord GOD? And what is my house, that You have brought me this far?" (2 Samuel 7:18, NKJV)

    You may have a thousand excuses for why you can't accomplish your dreams and for why you should settle where you are because you've reached your limit. But God is saying to you what He said to Moses, "Is the arm of the Lord too short to deliver?" (Num. 11:23).

    No, the arm of the Lord will deliver you, provide for you, vindicate you, and promote you. He's about to take you where you couldn't go on your own.

    In today's Scripture, as King David considered his life, he was saying, "I'm not the biggest, the strongest, or the most qualified. I was a shepherd and look where You've taken me." He didn't have to go after it; it came after him.

    God has some far-and-beyond opportunities that are about to come looking for you. It's the arm of the Lord reaching down to promote, to elevate, to increase you. As with David, you're going to look back and say, "God, look what You've done. I never dreamed You would take me to this level."

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that Your arm is never too short to deliver me, provide for me, vindicate me, and promote me. Thank You that You have far-and-beyond favors that are on the way. I believe that You are taking me to levels I've never dreamed. In Jesus' Name, Amen."
  • Immeasurable

    Today's Word

    Today's Scripture
    "...so that in the coming ages he might show the immeasurable riches of his grace in kindness toward us in Christ Jesus." (Ephesians 2:7, ESV 7)

    In another translation of today's Scripture, the apostle Paul said that we would see "the immeasurable (limitless, surpassing) riches of His free grace (His unmerited favor)." That's favor as we've never seen before. That's how the word "explosion" is defined. It means a "sudden, widespread increase." That's what God wants to do for us. Suddenly. You won't expect it. It's out of the ordinary, and it's not small. It's so amazing you know it had to be the hand of God.

    You may think your situation is permanent. You don't see how you can ever rise any higher and accomplish your dreams. All the calculations are telling you that you'll never get out of debt, but God is saying, "You need to get ready. You haven't seen My explosive blessings. You haven't seen the immeasurable, limitless, surpassing greatness of My favor. I will bless you beyond your normal income. I have blessings that will catapult you years ahead. I have increase that goes beyond your calculations."

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You for Your unlimited favor and supply of everything I need in this life. Thank You that I can take the limits off because I know all things are possible to You. I open my heart to You and ask You to increase my capacity to receive the riches of Your free grace. In Jesus' Name, Amen."

    -- edited by XslashX on Mar 03 2024, 09:28 AM
  • A Fresh Supply

    Today's Scripture
    Then the LORD said to Moses, "I will rain down bread from heaven for you. The people are to go out each day and gather enough for that day." (Exodus 16:4, NIV)

    When the Israelites were in the desert headed toward the Promised Land, God gave them manna to eat each morning. It was something like bread that formed on the ground and only lasted for one day before spoiling. Every morning you had to gather a fresh supply.

    Similarly, Jesus taught us to pray, "Give us this day our daily bread." He didn't say our weekly bread.

    Every day you need to go to God for your wisdom and direction. The word "manna" in Hebrew is translated, "What is it?" When we go to God daily for that fresh manna, the right attitude is, "God, what is it that You want me to do? What is the right path today?"

    Are you getting your daily manna? Are you checking in to get your brand-new assignment each morning, asking God, "What is it?" It's available. It has your name on it.

    Remember, you can't live off yesterday's manna. Take time each day to ask God to lead you down the right paths for your life.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that I can come to You for my daily wisdom and direction for my life. Thank You for the new assignments and fresh ideas You give. Show me the right path for my life, and replenish my supply of grace to overcome every challenge I face. In Jesus' Name, Amen."
  • Validation

    Today's Scripture
    The devil led him to Jerusalem and had him stand on the highest point of the temple. "If you are the Son of God," he said, "throw yourself down from here." (Luke 4:9, NIV)

    The enemy wanted Jesus to show how powerful He really was, to impress the people at the temple. But Jesus wouldn't use His power for the wrong motives, just to bring attention to Himself. Before He was crucified, He said, "I could have called ten thousand angels to save Me, but I'm not living to prove who I am. I'm living to fulfill My purpose." When your motives are right, and you need favor, you need a breakthrough, God will step in and make things happen that you couldn't make happen.

    One thing that Jesus was showing us is that you don't need people's validation. You may have the power or talent or funds to prove something, to impress, or to get even, but you realize it's a distraction from your purpose. You have to be determined. "I am not going to give in to the temptation to prove, to compete, to outperform, to show people that I'm strong enough, smart enough, or talented enough. I have nothing to prove because I am a child of God."

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that You have given me everything I need to fulfill my purpose. Thank You that I am enough because You made me just as I am, and I have Your approval. I believe and declare that I am talented enough, I am smart enough, and I am strong enough. In Jesus' Name, Amen."
  • Single Day Turnaround

    Today's Scripture
    And Pharaoh declared to Joseph, "I, the king of Egypt, swear that you shall have complete charge over all the land of Egypt." (Genesis 41:44, TLB)

    After thirteen years of being imprisoned in Egypt for a crime he didn't do, there was nothing in Joseph's circumstances that looked as if he would ever accomplish his dream of ruling a nation.

    But one day Joseph was called before Pharaoh to interpret Pharaoh's dream, and Pharaoh was so impressed that he made Joseph the prime minister of Egypt. On the previous day, if you had told Joseph this would happen, he would have said, "Are you kidding? Don't you see these bars?"

    You may be in an unfair situation that seems as though it's never going to turn around. You don't need everyone to be for you; you just need the right people to be for you. God has already lined up people in positions of influence who will open doors you couldn't open and bring you opportunities and promotion that you didn't see coming.

    As was true for Joseph, you don't have to find them, they will find you. It is the hand of God in your life.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that what so often looks like trouble or a setback is really Your hand moving me toward Your purpose. Thank You that what's unfair is going to push open doors and bring opportunities I could never experience without it. Help me to be patient while You work things out. In Jesus' Name, Amen."
  • Don't Look Back

    Today's Scripture
    "My eyes are swollen with weeping, and I am but a shadow of my former self." (Job 17:7, NLT)

    In the Scripture, Job's life was suddenly shattered by great personal losses as well as a devastating illness. Although Job honored God with all of his life, he experienced a difficult test of his faith that he didn't understand.

    Maybe like Job, you feel like a shadow of what you used to be. At one time you were healthy and strong, but now you're weak and tired from fighting an illness. At one time you were blessed in your business, but now you're barely making it. Or at one time you had a great marriage, but now you're just trying to keep it together.

    Fortunately, Job's story did not end there, and neither will yours. God eventually turned it around and brought Job out with twice what he had before. After the heartache, after the loss, after the sickness, after the divorce, you're going to see years of health, happiness, and favor to where you don't look back and dwell on what you've been through. Bad breaks are not your destiny; double is coming.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that no matter how I feel about a challenge, nothing and no one can stop You from turning it around. Thank You that my story doesn't end trapped in difficulties or bad breaks. Help me to know that this too shall pass and double blessing is coming. In Jesus' Name, Amen."
  • Payback

    Today's Scripture
    For we know him who said, "Justice belongs to me; I will repay them"; who also said, "The Lord himself will handle these cases." (Hebrews 10:30, TLB)

    We all have to deal with unfair situations and people who do us wrong. You can't live very long without someone talking badly about you or leaving you out, without being cheated or having a friend not keep their word. It doesn't seem right when you're being your best and someone else's choices put you at a disadvantage and sets you back.

    But God says He will repay the exact compensation owed you and settle your account.

    God sees who did you wrong and what it cost you. He is saying, "Don't worry. I'm going to pay you back. I'm going to make it up to you." You don't have to get even or vindicate yourself. The Most High God is going to settle your account. You are not at the mercy of how other people have treated you. They don't control your destiny.

    Stay encouraged. God is not going to leave your account in a deficit. No, get ready. Payback is coming. God is a just God. He's going to settle your account for you.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that You are a God of justice, and You keep the accounts. Thank You that You've seen everything I've gone through, and payback is coming. I believe that You will settle my accounts and I can leave it in Your hands. In Jesus' Name, Amen."
  • Don't Miss Your Moment

    Today's Scripture
    On the day Jonah entered the city, he shouted to the crowds: "Forty days from now Nineveh will be destroyed!" (Jonah 3:4, NLT)

    God told the prophet Jonah to tell the people of Nineveh that in forty days He was going to destroy their wicked city. God put a time period on it. He was saying, "You have forty days to get your lives right." He didn't say, "Whenever you feel like it is okay, just as long as you do it." When Jonah told the people, they and their king immediately confessed their sorrow and declared a fast of repentance. They didn't wait a week or twenty days, and God spared the city.

    Is there something you could change in the next forty days, and you would see God's favor in a new way? Maybe God is saying, "You have this much time to get your priorities in order, to forgive that person, or to get serious about your relationship with Me." I don't know what it is for you, but there's a window of grace that doesn't last forever. It comes with a time limitation. Don't miss your moment. Be quick to obey.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You for how You speak to my heart and for giving me windows of grace that help me change and see Your favor in new ways. Help me to be sensitive to Your still, small voice and hear any alarms, promptings, and suggestions, and to be quick to obey. In Jesus' Name, Amen."

    -- edited by XslashX on Mar 09 2024, 08:21 AM
  • This Can Be Your Legacy

    Today's Scripture
    "For my own honor and for the sake of my servant David, I will defend this city and protect it." (2 Kings 19:34, NLT)

    In 2 Kings 19, King Hezekiah, one of David's descendants, was on the throne in Judah. The powerful Assyrian army was about to attack Jerusalem, and Hezekiah didn't stand a chance. But when he prayed and asked God to help them, that very night an angel destroyed 185,000 in the Assyrian camp, and the Assyrian king went home. Hezekiah was so thrilled, and I can imagine he wondered why God had given him such favor.

    Today's Scripture answers that: "for the sake of my servant David." This took place nearly three hundred years after David died, yet David's legacy of seeds of obedience, seeds of helping others, and seeds of honoring God were still producing fruit in his family line.

    Every time you help someone in need and make sacrifices for them to go further, you're sowing a seed not only for you to go further, but for those who come after you in your family line to go further. They will see favor and protection because you made decisions that honor God.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You for the remarkable possibility that the seeds of obedience and of helping others I am sowing today can continue to bless my descendants for many generations. Help me to leave a legacy that honors You and produces good fruit long after I am gone. In Jesus' Name, Amen."
  • Who Defines You?

    Today's Scripture
    "For the accuser of our brothers and sisters has been thrown down to earth--the one who accuses them before our God day and night." (Revelation 12:10, NLT)

    Some people will try to define you by your mistakes. They'll stick labels on you, reminding you of the times you failed, the times you compromised, the times you didn't measure up. When you go through one bad season, don't be surprised if people say, "God's not going to bless you. You gave into temptation. You're divorced. Your business failed."

    Don't let people label you. They can't stop what God has ordained for your life. The only person who can stop you is you. If you believe the lies from the accuser of the brethren, that will keep you from your destiny. You may have failed, but you're not a failure. That was a moment in your life, that was one season, and it doesn't determine your future. You can't stop others from putting a negative label on you, but you can take it right off. "I'm not defined by my mistakes. I'm defined by what God says about me. I am forgiven. I am redeemed. My failures are in my yesterday."

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that there are no negative labels that can stick to those who are in Christ Jesus, and that includes me. Thank You that I am not defined by my mistakes and failures, but I am defined by what You say about me. I am forgiven and redeemed and free from condemnation. In Jesus' Name, Amen."
  • Say No

    Today's Scripture
    "For the one who sows to his flesh, will reap from the flesh ruin and destruction, but the one who sows to the Spirit will from the Spirit reap eternal life." (Galatians 6:8, AMP)

    When we sow to the Spirit, when we do the right thing when it's hard, we're going to reap blessings, favor, increase, abundant and eternal life. But if we keep giving into our fleshly, carnal desires, doing whatever we feel - I feel lazy, so I'm taking a sick day. I feel like compromising, so I'm giving into this temptation. I feel like staying up all night and being on the internet, so I'll skip classes tomorrow you'll only reap ruin and destruction.

    But when you discipline yourself to take the high road, when you tell your flesh no, you're sowing to the Spirit. It may not happen overnight, but if you keep making those choices, a great harvest is coming. The next time your feelings tell you to get upset, to be offended, or to compromise, just say, No, you're not my boss. You don't control my life. I'm going to do what s right and become all I was created to be.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that I can choose to be disciplined and say no to the flesh and its desires. Thank You that every day I can take my feelings off the throne and allow Your Spirit to control my life. Help me to sow to the Spirit and do what's right. In Jesus' Name, Amen."
  • Morning Is Coming

    Today's Scripture
    "Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning." (Psalm 30:5, NKJV)

    You may have shed some tears of sadness over what hasn't worked out, over dreams that haven't come to pass, over disappointments, over the loss of a loved one.

    The Scripture says that God is going to turn your mourning into dancing and those tears of sorrow into tears of joy. It may not have happened yet, but it's not over. What God promised you doesn't have an expiration date. It's still on the way.

    Your morning is coming. Your baby is coming, your healing is coming, your restoration is coming, your breakthrough is coming. When it happens, it's going to be more rewarding, more fulfilling than you ever imagined.

    Too often we disqualify ourselves. We think it would have happened if we had more faith, or hadn't made so many mistakes, or were just good enough to deserve it. But God is full of mercy and doesn't bless us based on our performance. What He promised is still going to come to pass. What He started, He's going to finish. Joy is on the way.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that in times of sadness, when I don't see the way out or a loss seems too great, I can know that it's only for a night. Thank You that the morning is coming, and the tears of sorrow will be turned to joy. I believe the dancing You promised is on the way. In Jesus' Name, Amen."
  • Greatness Out of Messes

    Today's Scripture
    "God heard the boy crying..." (Genesis 21:17, NIV)

    At the age of sixteen, Ishmael found himself abandoned in the desert--confused, rejected, out of water and food. He was born and raised in the dysfunctional relationship between his mother and Abraham and Sarah. He was paying the price for the strife and division in the family that he was not responsible for and could not control, dealing with the consequences of their poor choices. Sent away from his home and about to die, this young man's cry was heard by God, who not only saved him and his mother but promised to make a great nation out of Ishmael.

    God was showing us that He knows how to bring greatness out of a great mess. You may have had a rough start, the odds have been against you, but God is watching over you. He knows what you didn't get. He knows who wasn't in your life. He knows the pain, the betrayal, and the hurt.

    Call out to Him. He has a plan to make more out of your life than you ever imagined.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that You are watching over me, and You know what I didn't get and who wasn't there for me. Thank You that You have a plan for how to deal with the past and make me into more than I've ever imagined. I believe that because You are my Father, I can still do great things. In Jesus' Name, Amen."

    -- edited by XslashX on Mar 14 2024, 09:00 AM
  • The Enemy's Works Destroyed

    Today's Scripture
    "But the Son of God came to destroy the works of the devil." (1 John 3:8, NLT)

    In Acts 28, the apostle Paul was bitten by a poisonous snake on a small island named Malta. Paul didn't panic, but simply shook the snake off and went about his business. The local people waited to see him swell up and suddenly die, but after a long wait and no harm to Paul, they decided he was a god. They weren't far off; he was a son of God.

    In today's Scripture, the word "destroy" in the original language means "to not have its intended purpose." There will be times when we get bit by a sickness, a divorce, or a loss, but like with Paul, that poison is not going to have any effect on you. Its purpose is to take you out, but because God destroyed the works of the enemy, it's not going to have its intended purpose.

    God has the final say. What stops others is not going to stop you. The Most High God is pushing back forces of darkness. What He's purposed for your life will come to pass.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that no matter what the enemy sends against me, it will not have its intended purpose. Thank You that You have destroyed the works of the devil and broken his power. I believe that You always have the final say, and what You have purposed is on the way. In Jesus' Name, Amen."
  • Remember What God Has Done

    Today's Scripture
    "...You may say to yourselves, 'These nations are stronger than we are. How can we drive them out?' But do not be afraid of them; remember well what the LORD your God did to Pharaoh and to all Egypt..." (Deuteronomy 7:17�18, NIV)

    The Israelites were headed toward the Promised Land, but they were up against nations with huge armies that were stronger and more skilled in warfare. The Israelites had just come out of slavery and were just trying to survive in the desert. They were very discouraged when Moses spoke these words to them: "Don't be afraid. Just remember what God did to Pharaoh."

    If you're going to overcome obstacles, if you're going to reach your highest potential, you have to learn to remember. On a regular basis, we should go back over the major victories in our life. When you face tough times and your dream looks impossible, just remember. Go back and replay your victories. Relive the times God made a way.

    When you're constantly thinking about how He's protected you, vindicated you, and promoted you, not only will faith rise in your heart, but that attitude of expectancy will allow God to do great things in your future.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You for the strength that rises within me whenever I remember what You have done in my life. Thank You for the countless times You made a way when it seemed there was no way, and You opened doors that seemed closed. I will not be afraid. In Jesus' Name, Amen."

    -- edited by XslashX on Mar 16 2024, 05:19 PM
  • Be Your Best Today

    Today's Scripture
    "This is the day the LORD has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it." (Psalm 118:24, NLT)

    When we read about the heroes of faith, their lives seem so exciting, but the truth is that most of their days were routine. Moses experienced one miracle after another, but those involved only a few days of his life. Most of our days will be ordinary days with some exciting days. If you live from big event to big event, waiting for something exciting to keep you encouraged, you're going to be disappointed.

    Learn to enjoy where God has you right now. This is the day the Lord has made. It may be routine, but when you do the ordinary with a good attitude, that's getting you prepared for the new things God has in store. It's being faithful day in and day out, doing the right thing when the wrong thing is happening, staying in faith when we're not getting our way. You won't be promoted if you're not being your best where God has you right now.

    A Prayer For Today
    "Father, thank You for this day that You have made. Thank You that I can be faithful in the ordinary and routine, knowing that You are preparing me for the new things You have in store. I'm going to keep being my best, serving, giving, and loving right where I am. In Jesus' Name, Amen."
  • Clean House

    Today's Scripture
    "Asa conducted himself well before GOD, reviving the ways of his ancestor David. He cleaned house... and threw out all the idols his predecessors had made." (1 Kings 15:11�12, MSG)

    King Asa took the throne of Judah and boldly removed the idols and pagan altars that his predecessors had allowed. He put a stop to what had been stopping Judah from prospering. When an army of a million men attacked Judah, Asa called out to God for help, and the Lord defeated that army with Judah taking an abundance of plunder.

    Do you need to do some house cleaning? Are you letting things hang around that you know are not good? You need to put a stop to it before it stops you. You may need to remove the anger, the jealousy, the bitterness, a critical spirit.

    Remove it, and God will take you to a new level. He'll make things happen that you could never make happen. Sometimes we think things on the outside are stopping us, but if we would look inside and remove what we know is not the best, we would see God's favor in new ways.

    A Prayer for Today
    "Father, thank You that I can take the bold steps to remove those things I need to get out of my life. I can't do it on my own, so I ask You for help to break and get rid of whatever needs to be removed. Help me clean my house. In Jesus' Name, Amen."

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