Have Faith. Speak. Imagine.
Devotionals
We’re happy you’re are here! This is a place where we partner with YOU to grow and claim all that God has promised. We will be talking about faith, the power of the spoken word and how to live a victorious life!
God functions through words. Jesus functions through words. And the truth is that God designed you and I to operate and to function on this earth also by our words. We live in a world that was created by the spoken word and it’s governed by words – because words rule the universe.
Whether we know it or not, next to the law of love the most powerful thing is the law of confession. Together we will see how the words we choose to live under and speak will indeed govern our lives. ENJOY THE JOURNEY INTO GOD’S WORD WITH US!
Knowing What You Need
Reading: Ecclesiastes 9:11; Psalm 37:4
Devotional: The sermon reminds us that life’s outcomes aren’t determined solely by human effort—“the race is not to the swift”—but by time and chance orchestrated by God. The first secret to divine provision is knowing what you truly need. God has established a unique “tower” of communication for each of His children. When you know God personally, you gain access to His wisdom about your genuine needs—not just wants. Delight yourself in the Lord, and He reveals the desires He’s placed within you.
Today, ask God to clarify what you truly need: Is it health, financial wisdom, marital peace, or spiritual growth? Knowing your need positions you to receive God’s provision.
Write down what God reveals and trust that He who knows your needs will also show you how to obtain them.
The Vision You Create
Reading: Habakkuk 2:2-3; Proverbs 29:18
Devotional: The sermon powerfully declares that the vision you decide is better than the one you receive passively in sleep. God has given you the authority to partner with Him in creating vision for your life. Example: When a preacher gave his offering, he intentionally envisioned gold coming toward him on a trolley—he didn’t wait for a random dream. This is biblical faith in action. Write the vision, make it plain. Where there is no vision, people perish. God invites you to sit on His throne in prayer and tell Him what you want to see manifest in your life. Don’t wait passively for something to happen; actively engage your faith through intentional, God-honoring vision.
Today, close your eyes and see yourself before God’s throne. What are you asking Him for? See it clearly, write it down, and begin walking toward that vision with faith and obedience.
The Blessing Without Sorrow
Reading: Proverbs 10:22; Galatians 3:13-14
Devotional: “The blessing of the LORD makes one rich, and He adds no sorrow with it.” Through Christ, you have become a spiritual Jew—an heir to Abraham’s blessing. This isn’t about ethnicity but about covenant relationship. Jesus broke the curse of poverty and death so you could walk in blessing without the accompanying sorrow that comes from ill-gotten gain or anxious striving. The Jewish mindset understands that prosperity comes through principle, patience, and generational thinking—not through shortcuts or “419” schemes. The story of the PSW worker investing $7 daily for 35 years illustrates this truth. She didn’t chase quick riches; she applied wisdom consistently. True wealth builds over time through faithful stewardship.
Today, reject the anxiety and shortcuts. Embrace the mindset of Abraham’s spiritual descendants. What small, consistent step can you take today toward financial wisdom?
Giving Benefits the Giver
Reading: Luke 6:38; 2 Corinthians 9:6-8
Devotional: Jewish wisdom teaches that charitable giving primarily benefits the giver, not just the receiver. This sounds counterintuitive, but Scripture confirms it: “Give, and it will be given to you.” Giving is not reasoning but feeling—it’s responding to the Holy Spirit’s inspiration. When you give by inspiration rather than calculation, you position yourself for divine multiplication. The preacher challenged himself about giving only $1 to a beggar—if you’re going to give, give something meaningful. Giving creates friends, makes you a creator rather than a consumer, and functions as spiritual investment. It’s not wasted; it’s seed planted in heavenly soil. Don’t rationalize away the prompting to give. When the Holy Spirit touches your heart to sow into God’s work or help someone, obey immediately.
Today, ask God: “Who should I bless, and with what?” Then act on what He shows you.
The DNA Of Promise
Reading: Romans 2:28-29; Ephesians 1:3-14
Devotional: The closing blessing declared that the DNA of God’s promise has entered your blood and will pass to your children and children’s children. This is the power of spiritual inheritance. You are not just working for today’s provision; you’re establishing a legacy of faith, wisdom, and blessing for generations. Being a Jew “in the inside” means your mindset, values, and principles align with God’s covenant promises. This transformation happens when Christ’s blood transfuses your spiritual life, linking you eternally to Abraham’s blessing. Nothing is impossible for you. You can save, heal, deliver, and provide—not in your own strength, but through covenant relationship with God. Whatever you put your hand to will prosper because you carry divine DNA.
Today, declare over yourself and your descendants: “The blessing of Abraham is mine. I am a creator, not a consumer. God’s provision flows through me to future generations. I receive this now in Jesus’ name.”