Monday February 9, 2026 Finding Delight in God’s Comfort Today’s Verse: Psalm 94:19 (KJV) “In the multitude of my thoughts within me thy comforts delight my soul.” Today’s Reflection In our fast-paced world, our minds often become a whirlwind of worries, plans, doubts, and distractions. The psalmist captures this inner chaos perfectly with the phrase “multitude of my thoughts.” Yet, amid that mental storm, God’s comforts, His promises, presence, and peace, break through like rays of sunlight, bringing delight to our souls. This verse reminds us that true joy isn’t found in silencing every anxious thought on our own, but in turning to the Lord who delights us with His unwavering love and reassurance. When life feels overwhelming, remember that God’s comfort is not just a temporary fix; it’s a soul-deep delight that sustains us through every season. Today’s Application Today, take a moment to pause and identify one “multitude” of thoughts that’s weighing on you, perhaps work stress, family concerns, or future uncertainties. Invite God’s comfort into that space by meditating on His Word or spending time in prayer. Let His truths replace the noise, and watch how your soul finds delight in His peace. Today’s Prayer Heavenly Father, in the midst of my swirling thoughts, I thank You for Your comforts that bring delight to my soul. Help me to lean on Your promises today, finding joy and peace in Your presence. Quiet my mind and fill it with Your truth. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Sunday February 8, 2026 Embracing Trials with Joy Scripture: James 1:2-3 (KJV) “My brethren, count it all joy when ye fall into divers temptations; Knowing this, that the trying of your faith worketh patience.” Today’s Reflection: In a world that often equates joy with ease and comfort, James flips the script entirely. He urges us to “count it all joy” not in spite of trials, but because of them. These “divers temptations”, or various trials, aren’t random punishments; they’re opportunities for growth. Just as a muscle strengthens through resistance, our faith builds endurance through testing. Patience here isn’t passive waiting; it’s steadfast perseverance, the kind that shapes character and deepens our reliance on God. When life throws curveballs, remember: the trial isn’t the end of the story, it’s the forge where true strength is made. Today’s Application: Today, identify a current challenge in your life, maybe a stressful job, a strained relationship, or an unexpected setback. Instead of asking “Why me?” try shifting to “What can this teach me?” Lean into it with gratitude, knowing it’s refining your faith. Share this perspective with someone else facing their own trials; your encouragement could spark joy in them too. Today’s Prayer: Heavenly Father, help me to see trials not as burdens, but as blessings in disguise. Grant me the joy to endure and the wisdom to grow through every test of faith. Build in me the patience that leads to maturity, and remind me that You are with me in every storm. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

February 7, 2026 Prioritizing Godliness Scripture: 1 Timothy 4:8 (KJV) “For bodily exercise profiteth little: but godliness is profitable unto all things, having promise of the life that now is, and of that which is to come.” Today’s Reflection In this verse, the Apostle Paul reminds Timothy, and us, that while physical fitness has its benefits, it pales in comparison to the eternal value of spiritual discipline. Bodily exercise strengthens us temporarily, but godliness, which involves pursuing a life aligned with God’s will through prayer, study of Scripture, and righteous living, brings rewards both in this life and the next. It fosters inner peace, wisdom, and a deeper relationship with God, impacting every aspect of our existence. Paul encourages us to invest our energy where it truly counts: in cultivating a heart devoted to Christ. Today’s Application Today, evaluate your daily routines. Are you dedicating as much time to spiritual growth as you do to physical health or other pursuits? Start small, perhaps by setting aside 10-15 minutes for Bible reading or prayer. Remember, godliness isn’t about perfection but consistent effort. Let this verse inspire you to balance your life, making space for what eternally matters amid the busyness of work, family, and self-care. Today’s Prayer Heavenly Father, thank You for the wisdom in Your Word that guides our priorities. Help me to value godliness above fleeting pursuits, strengthening my spirit for the life You have called me to live now and forever. Grant me discipline and joy in drawing closer to You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Running with Endurance Scripture: Hebrews 12:1 (KJV) “Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us.” Today’s Reflection This verse paints a vivid picture of the Christian life as a marathon race, surrounded by a “cloud of witnesses”, the faithful heroes of the past from Hebrews 11 who cheer us on from heaven. It’s a call to action: strip away the burdens and sins that slow us down, like unnecessary weights on a runner. These could be distractions, habits, or doubts that entangle our steps. Instead, we’re urged to run with patience, or endurance, focusing on the path God has laid out. In a world full of quick fixes and instant gratification, this reminds us that faith is about steady perseverance, not sprinting to the finish. Today Application Today, identify one “weight” in your life, perhaps a grudge, a time wasting habit, or fear of failure, and commit to laying it aside. Replace it with a step of faith, like spending time in prayer or encouraging someone else. Remember, you’re not running alone; draw strength from those who’ve gone before and from the ultimate example, Jesus (as the next verse points to). As you face challenges at work, home, or in relationships, keep your eyes on the goal, pacing yourself with God’s grace. Today’s Prayer Heavenly Father, thank You for the witnesses who inspire us and for the race You’ve set before me. Help me to cast off every hindrance and sin that clings so closely. Grant me the patience to run with endurance, trusting in Your strength. May I honor You in every step today. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

February 4, 2026 Proverbs 12:25 (KJV) “Heaviness in the heart of man maketh it stoop: but a good word maketh it glad.” Todays Relection Life can bring heaviness worry about the future, burdens from work or family, unspoken fears, or the weight of ongoing trials. Solomon wisely observes that such heaviness doesn’t just sit quietly in the heart; it causes us to stoop. It bends our spirit, drains our energy, clouds our outlook, and can even lead to despair or depression. The picture is vivid: a person weighed down, shoulders slumped, eyes cast low, struggling to stand upright under invisible pressure. Yet the proverb doesn’t leave us there. It offers a simple, powerful remedy: a good word. A kind, timely, encouraging word has the ability to lift that drooping heart and restore gladness. This “good word” can come from a friend, a family member, a fellow believer—or most powerfully, from God’s own Word spoken into our lives through Scripture, prayer, or the encouragement of others. In our fast-paced world, we often underestimate the impact of words. Harsh words wound deeply (as Proverbs 12:18 notes nearby), but good words heal and cheer. They remind us we’re not alone, that God is faithful, and that hope endures. Today’s Application Today, recognize any heaviness in your own heart. Bring it honestly to God in prayer, cast your cares on Him, for He cares for you (1 Peter 5:7). Then, look for opportunities to be the giver of a “good word.” A simple text of encouragement, a spoken affirmation, a shared Bible promise, or just listening with kindness can make someone’s day brighter. Today’s Prayer Heavenly Father, You know the heaviness that sometimes presses on my heart and makes me stoop. I confess my anxieties and burdens to You, take them, Lord, and replace them with Your peace that passes understanding. Thank You for the promise that a good word brings gladness. Help me to receive Your encouraging words from Scripture today, and make me sensitive to others who need the same. Use my words to lift hearts, cheer the discouraged, and point people to the ultimate Good Word, Your Son, Jesus Christ. In His name I pray, Amen.