Send us a text What if joy isn’t something you chase, but something you practice? We open Nehemiah 8:10 and explore a simple, repeatable way to invite joy into an ordinary day: hourly gratitude. By shifting attention from what’s missing to what God is doing, we discover strength that doesn’t wobble with circumstances and a peace that survives the afternoon slump. We talk about joy as a source of resilience rather than a reward for getting life right. That means choosing to remember God’s cha...
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Send us a text What if joy isn’t something you chase, but something you practice? We open Nehemiah 8:10 and explore a simple, repeatable way to invite joy into an ordinary day: hourly gratitude. By shifting attention from what’s missing to what God is doing, we discover strength that doesn’t wobble with circumstances and a peace that survives the afternoon slump. We talk about joy as a source of resilience rather than a reward for getting life right. That means choosing to remember God’s cha...
Day 295 You’re on the Winning Side | Revelation 12:11
Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
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Day 295 You’re on the Winning Side | Revelation 12:11
Send us a text Start here if you need a jolt of courage. We take a fresh look at Revelation 12:11 and unpack a simple but disruptive claim: you don’t fight for victory, you fight from victory. That shift changes how we face pressure, push back on fear, and speak about God’s faithfulness in everyday moments. Instead of striving to prove ourselves, we stand on what Jesus has already secured and let our words line up with that truth. I share how the blood of the Lamb is more than a doctrine; it...
Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Send us a text What if joy isn’t something you chase, but something you practice? We open Nehemiah 8:10 and explore a simple, repeatable way to invite joy into an ordinary day: hourly gratitude. By shifting attention from what’s missing to what God is doing, we discover strength that doesn’t wobble with circumstances and a peace that survives the afternoon slump. We talk about joy as a source of resilience rather than a reward for getting life right. That means choosing to remember God’s cha...
