We cannot experience the full expression of joy we’re meant for without experiencing God’s presence. But, we often shrink away from Him in fear rather than embracing the fact that in Christ, no separation exists between us and God.
The enemy doesn’t want you to become who God created you to be. It’s easier to block his access than to remove him once you’ve given him ground. Here’s the key in today’s Word on Wednesday.
What Jesus did in John 2 can be so controversial in many church circles. But, perhaps it holds the key to your joy today. Here’s the miracle you may have missed.
Sometimes we just want to do things on our own. But, we weren’t created that way. It’s through others that God helps us identify and multiply our effectiveness in ministry. Even Jesus modeled this for us.
People can hurt us and we can tend to want to shut them out. But something happens when we allow our hearts to harden toward people. They begin to harden toward God.
Sometimes surrender is easy. Sometimes we go kicking and screaming. But the question remains. When we pray for something, will we go?
For many, God’s love remains a theory. We’ve heard about it. We quote Scriptures about it. We may even try to will ourselves to believe in it. But John invites us to move beyond blind faith in God’s love. He challenges us to see it.
A longing stirs deep within my soul for more of Jesus. Perhaps, like me, something stirs within you, telling you that what you’ve been experiencing of God is somehow less than it could be for 2026.
Do you take God at His Word, no matter how crazy it sounds? Because that’s the only way you and I will ever witness miracles. And, it’s what Mary did.
God pours out a special anointing when His people come together in unity. When we bear the image of our Lord who is One and join our hearts in His purpose—Jesus can’t stay away. It’s time we humble ourselves and set aside our differences.
