Daily Devotionals

But they saw they had an opportunity to make a difference, and they seized the moment and acted, risking their lives for others.

We defeat the doubts in our lives by strengthening our faith, by reminding ourselves that God is intimately involved in every aspect of life, that there are no coincidences.

The message of Psalm 6 is that no matter our natural weaknesses, by drawing closer to God, we become supernatural.

Today, thousands of years later, we sing the song that David is alive and well as a symbol of the people of Israel’s perseverance throughout centuries of persecution.

Ezekiel’s lesson is that the best way to inspire others to improve their ways is by being a positive sign to them and setting a positive example for them.

As an independent nation in their own land, they needed Joshua, a leader who allowed others to shine, as well.

Faith is sometimes characterized as an intellectual or emotional crutch for the weak-minded. But those of us who understand the rich heritage of Scripture know better.

It’s not about the fame and the glory. It’s not about being remembered or recognized. The results of our actions will far outlive us and the memory of us.

God has given each one of us a unique position and opportunity to influence and help others — whether it’s at home, in the workplace, or in our neighbourhoods.

As individuals, we all have had times where we have shone brightly and times where we have felt lost in darkness.

We all have great potential inherent inside of us. The question is: Do we invest the time and effort that it takes to unleash our greatness?

Experience is a very powerful tool – perhaps the most powerful of them all. Any leader can only lead as far as he or she has gone themselves.