Encouraging Words Devotional

Johnny Haggai's life proves that every person, regardless of their limitations, has a divinely designed purpose and the ability to touch lives in ways beyond our understanding.

In the face of unimaginable hardship, Linda's unwavering faith reminds us that even when we don't understand why, we can trust the One who knows.

When it feels like God is far away, remember that His presence is always near, listening and guiding you through every prayer.

When life feels out of tune, take a moment to pour out your heart to God, asking Him to harmonize your soul with His eternal melody.

In the midst of life's trials, when perseverance seems impossible, remember that these difficulties are forming treasures within us—eternal glory, character, and unshakable hope.

When life feels overwhelming and we question, "Don't You care, God?", remember that He sees our struggles and cares deeply, offering peace and a new perspective in the midst of our storms.

Even in the face of cancer's challenges, Louise's unwavering faith and courage showed that nothing can steal the peace and joy that come from knowing Christ.

Have you shared with your family the incredible ways God has worked in your life, just as Jesus urged the healed man to do?

If you're truly seeking the truth of Jesus' teachings, commit to doing God's will, and watch as He reveals His truth to you through His Word.

What if the key to overcoming your biggest challenges lies in remembering that God is with you, fighting for you, and guaranteeing your victory?

What if the Bible isn't a set of rules to follow, but a guide to help us live our best lives, as our loving Creator intended?

What if the most meaningful gifts aren't the ones with a price tag, but the ones given from the heart, like the $3 that became a priceless birthday gift?

What if growing old meant staying fresh, green, and full of fruit, embracing each year with a heart set on the goal God is calling you toward?

What if you could transform your relationships by simply following six little words from the Bible: "Do everything without complaining or arguing"?

Feeling overwhelmed by a big task? Nehemiah's story shows that with a willing heart and God's help, even the most unlikely workers can rebuild what's broken.

Want to honor God in your daily life? Start by making your thoughts a sanctuary where He can dwell and guide you.

Feeling abandoned in your circumstances? Remember, even in the most unlikely places, God is present and can turn your ‘Patmos' into a place of blessing.

Feeling unqualified for what God is calling you to do? Remember, it's not about who you are, but who God is—‘I AM' is with you every step of the way.

Are you feeling overwhelmed and forgotten in your struggles? Remember, God sees you, hears you, and is always ready to rescue.

Grief may mark the end of a loved one's presence, but their lasting treasures—faith, love, and memories—remain to shape and bless your life.

Have you ever thought you knew someone, only to realize you've been blind to who they truly are?

Imagine waking up in heaven, not lost or uncertain, but instantly at home—with the Lord who loves you beyond measure.

Like sunflowers that constantly turn toward the sun, we too should fix our eyes on Jesus to grow and find encouragement, no matter what shadows surround us.

To experience true growth, nurture both grace and the knowledge of Jesus—drawing closer to Him each day will transform your life.

Whatever gift or responsibility God has given you, remember it's a divine appointment—an opportunity to bless others and fulfill His purpose in your life.

Onesiphorus, though mentioned only twice in the Bible, serves as a powerful reminder that true friendship is marked by refreshing others, standing unashamed in their struggles, and going the extra mile to offer support.

Rachel overcame unspeakable trauma by clinging to God's Word, showing that His promises can heal even the deepest wounds, one step at a time.

If you ever doubt God's love, remember the cross and these four words: "He died for me."

In a world that applauds busyness, Jesus reminds us that the one thing that truly matters is being with Him.

Aging is inevitable, but God offers daily renewal through His Word, worship, and an eternal perspective that keeps our spirits fresh, even as our bodies grow older.

God gives us the choice: will we follow His will or our own—who will you serve today?

When you're facing a battle bigger than you are, remember God's promise: He is with you, He will fight for you, and He will give you victory.

As long as you have life, you have a purpose—keep growing in faith, because you won't grow useless if you keep growing closer to Jesus.

What matters most to God: What we do or who we are? In a world that praises productivity, God's invitation to simply 'be still' reveals the true value He places on our hearts over our accomplishments.

Before Zacchaeus even knew he needed Jesus, God had already planted a tree—just as He is going before you, making a way for your transformation.

Even in the midst of overwhelming busyness, Jesus prioritized time with His Father—reminding us that prayer is the key to finding strength and peace in our busiest days.

The first lie ever told was in the Garden of Eden, when the devil twisted God's words, but if you trust in God's truth, you can overcome the enemy's deceit.

When we envy the seemingly perfect lives of others, we often forget that beneath the surface, everyone carries their own burdens—burdens that only God can help us bear.

Discover the profound simplicity of prayer through Micah 7:7, where three powerful phrases remind us to look to the Lord, wait for His timing, and trust that He always hears us.

In the darkest storms of life, the most powerful words we can hear are Jesus saying, "Don't be afraid. Take courage! I am here!"

Do you know what your address will be after you pass from this life?

Whether you are a husband or wife, mother or father, teacher, farmer, businessman, salesperson or whatever, you have been chosen by the will of God for a specific purpose.

Be inspired by the encouraging words of Jeremiah and Jill Stewart's powerful story of resilience and faith, reminding us that trusting in the LORD keeps our roots in His never-ending river of supply, even in times of drought.

The Pharoah of Egypt noticed the Hebrew people who lived in his country were multiplying at a higher rate than his own people.

Our friend told me that he was challenged during Easter Week to pick a person from the Easter story and study and meditate on that person's life. 

New York Times bestselling author Matthew Kelly tells of the time he was driving home from work, and a friend came to mind. 

In his book Follow Me, David Platt tells that he was once sitting with a group of Muslim men at dinner who began to ask him what he thought about God. 

We know it as “The Prodigal Son” story—the experience of a young man who talked his father into giving him his portion of the inheritance, which he immediately took into a far-off country, wasting it on “wine, women and song.”

David Platt tells about an Englishman who decided to buy a Rolls-Royce, the car advertised as the one that would “never, ever, ever break down.”[1]    [1] David Platt, Follow Me (TYNDALE, 2013), 61.

Someone asked an associate of author Max Lucado, “What Biblical precedent do we have to help the poor who have no desire to become Christians?”

In his book Victorious Grief, Dr. Charles Browning gives a step-by-step lifeline to those who struggle with grieving when they lose a beloved and believing loved one.