We haven't used our "prayer request" tab yet, so I'll start! Please add yours here too!!! My husband, Don, had surgery to place a stent in an artery on Monday, but unfortunately, had a stroke during the surgery. He has weakness on his left side and will be in acute rehab for several weeks. We are believing for total restoration for him and strength and grace for me. Here's the verse God gave me last night. Isaiah 40:29 He gives power to the weak, and to those who have no might He increases strength! Be watching soon, I plan to schedule a live zoom meet and greet so we can get to know each other better! Have a blessed and prosperous day!

As a child of God, you’ve been given authority on the earth—and that means you get to invite His Kingdom into every part of your life. People often say, “God is in control,” but Scripture shows that He has entrusted the earth to His children. That’s why Jesus taught you to pray, “Your Kingdom come, Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.” Every day, you have the privilege of giving God authority to move in your family, your work, your finances, and even in our nation. He stands ready to help, but He waits to be invited. When you declare His will over your life, you align earth with heaven. Question to ponder: Where do you need to intentionally invite God’s Kingdom and His will into your life today?

I’m deeply comforted by knowing that God passionately pursues the ones who have wandered away. When I was in Ecuador, He reminded me of that truth in a powerful way. I met a young woman weighed down by depression, and as I prayed for her, I could feel the Father’s heart reaching for her. I placed a small ring with the verse “I can do all things through Christ” on her finger and told her it was a gift from God—a reminder that He hadn’t forgotten her. Her whole countenance changed in that moment. That experience strengthened my faith that God knows exactly where our lost loved ones are. He never stops pursuing them with His love. Just as He left the ninety-nine to find the one, He’s still searching for the ones you and I have been praying for—and He knows how to reach them in ways we can’t. Question to Ponder: Can you trust that God is already at work pursuing the one you’ve been praying for, and will you thank Him in advance for bringing them home?

This scripture from Colossians reveals a powerful truth: because of Jesus, nothing separates you from Father God. Through His sacrifice, you are now seen as holy, flawless, and restored—not because of anything you’ve done, but because of what Jesus did for you. When this truth sinks into your heart, it changes how you think, pray, speak, and live. The enemy will try to make you doubt your identity by bringing up your past or implying you haven’t done enough to earn God’s acceptance. But your standing with God is secure in Christ. Your part is to keep believing and growing in this truth as your firm foundation. When you rest in this identity, you can confidently run to your Father, knowing you are fully loved and welcomed. Question to Ponder:How would your thoughts, words, or prayers shift if you truly embraced that God sees you as holy, flawless, and restored? ***While you’re here today, take a moment to explore ways to strengthen your health so you can finish strong in the calling God has for you! Check out the CLASSROOM TAB for fascinating resources on activating the vagus nerve for vibrant health and reducing inflammation. Steward your body well — your purpose needs you healthy!

Today’s verse reveals an incredible privilege you have as God’s child—you can pray with confidence. Many believers hesitate, wondering if they’re asking “according to God’s will,” almost as if God is withholding blessings behind a secret door. But what if knowing His will isn’t meant to be a mystery at all? What if God actually wants you to pray with boldness, certainty, and expectation—fully convinced that He hears you and responds? When you understand this one simple truth about God’s will, it changes the way you pray forever, shifting your prayers from hopeful wishing to confident receiving. Question to Ponder: What would change in your life if you prayed—not hoping—but knowing God hears you and responds?