Daily Devotionals
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In my professional life, I’m a master of the message. As a corporate communicator and public relations strategist, I shape narratives for a living—helping others see the best possible version of an imperfect story. It’s a skill I’ve honed. A muscle I’ve trained. And one I take pride in. But that same instinct? It bleeds…
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What if the most dangerous kind of leadership isn’t rooted in rebellion—but in panic?
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Saul was the people’s choice. Tall. Impressive. The kind of man you’d expect to win a battle or charm a crowd. And at first, it looked like they chose well.
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Today is the day I’ve been dreading and awaiting for the past fifteen months. It’s the day I officially learned my job has been eliminated. And not only did I learn it—I had to announce it to hundreds of my colleagues.
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It’s the psalm I’ve dreaded and needed. Because Psalm 51 isn’t just words—it’s a confession soaked in tears. A man finally undone. A king exposed. No more cover-up. No more excuses. Just David, face-down in the wreckage of his sin, begging for mercy.
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It didn’t start with thunder. It started with stillness. And then one night, the silence broke. Not with spectacle. But with a whisper.
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Some prayers come from a place so raw that words barely form. You just groan. Ache. Hold your breath and hope heaven hears. Hannah prayed like that. Not with polished phrases. Not with a carefully curated list of requests. Just desperate, brokenhearted surrender. And God answered. But the most striking part of Hannah’s story isn’t…
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Some heroes don’t arrive with trumpets. Some come quietly. Humbly. Stepping into the brokenness without demanding the spotlight.
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Day 117 Ruth 1–2 | Acts 13:13–52 | Psalm 50 ⸻ Some days the darkness presses in so thick you can feel it in your lungs. Some weeks feel less like a rough patch and more like being pinned to the mat with no way to get up. This was one of those weeks. And…
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I know what it feels like to move faster than I pray. To scramble instead of surrender. Today’s devotional shows what happens when schemes outrun surrender—and why Spirit-led obedience is the only way forward.
