March
I'm working in you to will and to act according to My good purpose. The desires you feel toward righteousness - that's Me. The strength to obey when you want to quit - that's Me. The growth you see over time - that's Me. I'm actively working transformation in you.
March
Father, I'm tired of waiting. I've been praying for the same things for so long with no visible answers. I've trusted your promises while circumstances contradict them. I've hoped for breakthrough that hasn't come. I'm weary, discouraged, wondering if you've forgotten me. Remind me that d
March
Abraham waited 25 years between God's promise of a son and Isaac's birth. Moses spent 40 years in Midian exile between murdering the Egyptian and encountering the burning bush. Joseph endured 13 years between his prophetic dreams and their fulfillment. David was anointed king as a teenager
March
You're hard-pressed on every side, but not crushed; perplexed, but not in despair; persecuted, but not abandoned; struck down, but not destroyed. I don't promise you'll avoid difficulty, but I promise you won't be destroyed by it. I'm with you in every pressure.
March
Father, I'm standing at a crossroads, afraid of choosing wrong and ruining everything. I want to know your perfect will, make the right decision, take the correct path. But I'm paralyzed by uncertainty, second-guessing every option, terrified of mistakes. Remind me that you're sovereign o
March
Robert Frost was born March 26, 1874, in San Francisco. His poem "The Road Not Taken" has become one of the most misunderstood pieces in American literature. People quote it as celebrating nonconformity - "I took the one less traveled by, / And that has made all the difference." But read c
March
Search me, O God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts. See if there's any offensive way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting. I invite Your examination - not to condemn but to cleanse, not to shame but to heal. Search me thoroughly.
March
Father, you spoke impossibility to Mary and she believed. You promised what biology couldn't accomplish and she trusted. You announced what would cost her everything and she said yes. Give me faith like hers - trusting your promises more than visible circumstances. I'm facing situations t
March
Today the church celebrates the Annunciation - when the angel Gabriel appeared to Mary announcing she would conceive and bear God's Son. This occurred approximately nine months before Christmas, placing the announcement in late March. Luke records her response to Gabriel's impossible messa
March
Be still and know that I am God. Stop striving, stop controlling, stop trying to manage everything yourself. In the stillness, you'll remember who I am - powerful, faithful, sovereign. You don't have to carry what I'm already holding. Be still.
March
Father, I'm certain about some things - that you exist, that Jesus saves, that your Word is true, that your promises are reliable. Give me confidence in these foundational truths that doesn't waver when circumstances challenge them. But I've also been arrogantly certain about things I don
March
Certainty feels safe. Knowing you're right, being confident in your convictions, having clear answers to complex questions - these provide psychological comfort in uncertain world. But certainty can be spiritually dangerous, especially when it masquerades as faith while actually being arro