Running a business became a proving ground for my faith. This testimony shares what it looks like to be trusting God through life’s struggles—when control is gone, pressure is high, and only faith remains.

When life’s mountains feel overwhelming, doubt can creep in and distort our view of God. This devotion explores overcoming doubt in faith by trusting God’s character instead of our circumstances.

Worry often feels like proof that we care—but Scripture calls us to something deeper. This devotional reflection on Matthew 6:33–34 explores what it means to seek the Kingdom of God first, trust God with tomorrow, and live free from fear by focusing on what truly lasts.

Worry blinds us to what God is already doing. When fear creeps in, we are reminded that worry is for the hopeless—but God’s children are called to rest in His promises and trust the path He is laying.

A long competition day, unexpected setbacks, and one powerful moment of prayer reveal why putting God first in sports is the real victory—win or lose.

Comparison is one of the enemy’s most effective tools, quietly stealing confidence and distorting our identity. In Psalm 27, David reminds us that the Lord is our light and salvation—our source of courage when we feel surrounded. When the world pushes us to measure ourselves by appearance or status, God calls us back to truth: our worth is found in Him alone, and our confidence is secure in Christ.

Verse 6 reminds us that generously scattering the blessings we’ve been entrusted with will yield a generous blessing in return. But the first step in giving cheerfully and trusting God is asking ourselves an honest question: Do we truly trust that God will keep His promises, provide, and bless us? What we have isn’t really ours—it has been given to us to steward and pass on in faith.

As a new year begins, God calls us to examine what has been controlling our minds. Romans 8 reminds us that letting the Spirit control your mind leads to life and peace, while old patterns keep us stuck. This devotion is a call to repentance, courage, and freedom—leaving sin behind and stepping into the next season prepared, forgiven, and led by the Spirit.

Even in life’s darkest valleys, you’re not alone. God walks beside you through every trial. His rod protects, His staff guides, and His presence drives out fear. Stand your ground—your Shepherd is near, and His light will lead you through the darkness.

The world may call us foolish for giving, serving, or following Christ when it doesn’t add up on paper. But 2 Corinthians 5:13 reminds us that trusting God when it doesn’t make sense is not insanity—it’s obedience that brings Him glory.

Joseph didn’t question or delay—he simply trusted and moved. That kind of obedience to God is rare and powerful. We may not hear from angels, but the same God speaks to us today. If we’re not seeking Him, we’ll miss it. Don’t let hesitation rewrite your story. Obedience to God starts with listening, trusting, and walking when He says, “Go.”

Daniel’s story shows what trusting God in trials really looks like. He didn’t resist, panic, or plead—he simply trusted. His faith outweighed fear, even in the face of lions. We all face modern-day dens: financial stress, broken relationships, fear. But the answer remains the same—faith, trust, and rest in God.

Facing an attacking enemy is frightening. But God. David didn’t pretend he wasn’t afraid—he trusted. God kept his feet steady, and he didn’t trip. I pray this encourages you to live boldly, trust deeply, and obey without hesitation. If you trust in God… why would you be afraid?”