Pastor Doug Wekenman shares three everyday practices that can help you embrace what God has for you now instead of always waiting for what’s next.
Lord, help me be faithful in the life You’ve given me today. Teach me to appreciate what I often overlook, be patient with what I cannot hurry and respond when You ask me to act. May I recognize Your guidance in everyday decisions. In Jesus’ name. Amen. 🙏
What changed when William Paul Young let go of his expectations of his father? The author of “The Shack” shares what he learned about forgiveness after decades of hurt.
For a survivor of trafficking, rebuilding a life takes time and care. Through RescueLife, your gift helps support counseling, prayer and ministry that continue after rescue.
Help someone take the next steps toward restoration. 💛
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How do you engage with a culture that doesn’t share your faith? Mark Batterson, author of Not My Circus, explores how to remain grounded in Christ’s truth while showing His love to the people around you.
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Sharing what you have doesn’t always mean money. It can mean making time, offering a meal or using a skill to meet someone’s need. What has God placed in your hands that could bless someone today?
You may be ending this week with something still unresolved. Let this verse be a prayer as you place your hope in God and prepare for the days ahead. 🤍
When resentment keeps bringing an old hurt back into today, where do you begin? Nona Jones explores how prayer can help us confront bitterness and anger.
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Grace belongs in our conversations, including the difficult ones. Before you respond, consider whether your words will help someone hear the truth you’re trying to share.
Forgiving someone doesn’t require pretending the harm was acceptable. You can acknowledge what happened, maintain healthy boundaries and ask God to help you release resentment. His grace can meet you in that process.
Remembering the forgiveness we’ve received can soften how we respond to others. Where do you need God’s help to extend grace today?
What if trusting God means learning to live well before the circumstances change? Jennifer Rothschild shares what living with blindness taught her about contentment.
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When you’re struggling to feel hopeful, you can ask God for help with that, too. You don’t have to manufacture joy or peace on your own. 💛

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An unanswered prayer can leave you wondering what to do next. Dr. Robert Jeffress offers insight and hope for those moments when the miracle hasn’t happened and the questions remain.
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Father, give me a teachable heart this week. Help me welcome correction, notice when someone needs my attention and choose generosity when it would be easier to keep to myself. May the way I live point people toward You. In Jesus’ name. Amen. 🙏
Before deciding what this week should look like, ask God what He wants to teach you through it. A willing heart is a good place to begin. 🙏
Through Mission:RescueLIFE, your gift helps support prevention, rescue and restoration, including prayer and counseling for survivors.
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When you give to Mission:RescueLIFE, you support work that begins before trafficking happens and continues after someone reaches freedom.
From educating children at risk to supporting survivors as they rebuild, your generosity helps put God’s love into action.
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What you’re facing today is real, but it isn’t the whole story. The hope of eternity gives us a reason to keep trusting God here and now.










