David, once a shepherd himself, understood the deep care and responsibility a shepherd has for his sheep. In Psalm 23, he paints a prophetic picture of Jesus as our Good Shepherd—not only for eternity, but for our daily lives right now. When we make Jesus our Lord, He takes full responsibility for guiding, providing, and protecting us. His promise goes beyond meeting basic needs—He assures that we will lack no good thing when we trust Him completely. Just as David declared, “The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want,” we can rest in the same confidence today. God’s desire is that we live abundantly, with every need supplied and every step directed by His loving care. Question to Ponder: Am I allowing Jesus to truly shepherd every area of my life—trusting Him not just to save me, but to lead, provide, and care for me daily so that I lack no good thing? Purchase book: More Than A Ticket to Heaven

This sooo awesome. I am the author of the book From Victim to Victor...I have been super blessed to have experienced hell in most of its forms & learn incredible things all along the way...Now free to share the way of breakthrough with others. I absolutely believe I was allowed to walk this journey so that people can know they are not alone, that God is indeed real & He will deliver them & actually longs to give us the desires of our hearts. I believe this because I gave my life to Jesus at the age of 14, I am now 51 & only truly received massive breakthroughs after I had an aortic aneurysm 7 yrs ago & got to spend some time with Him...I didn't want to come back, He said "My child it will feel like just a pinprick compared to what you have already endured & we will be together again." I tell people I am their proof that dreams do come true & that all things are possible. With chronic health struggles...The pinprick could be anyday, which is awesome...I do t take anything for granted & live fully not waiting for one day 😁 I live in South Africa ❤️❤️❤️

Hebrews 1:14 reminds us that angels are God’s spirit-messengers, sent to serve and protect those who will receive salvation. Instead of worrying about loved ones who don’t yet know Christ, we can trust that God is actively arranging opportunities for them to hear the Gospel—and has assigned angels to guard them until they believe. The testimony of a classmate from Hong Kong shows how God’s supernatural hand, through protection and divine appointments, can lead someone from unlikely beginnings to salvation and a life of purpose. Families are precious to God, and our prayers for them matter. Question to Ponder: How does knowing that God has assigned angels to guard those who will be saved change the way you pray for your loved ones? Get "Intervention Prayers" book. https://amzn.to/4mzHvj7

God’s love for you is truly unconditional—not based on your performance, goodness, or achievements. Before you ever did a single thing for Him, even before you were born, He knew your name, wrote out His dreams for your life, and chose to love you. This love is so deep it covered even the soldiers who beat Jesus and nailed Him to the cross. Understanding and receiving God’s unconditional love is the foundation for knowing your identity, walking in confidence, and boldly believing His promises. Ponder Question:If God’s love for you is unconditional and unearned, how would your attitude, confidence, and faith change if you truly lived every day as someone already fully loved?

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