Real rest isn’t found in a weekend — it’s found in surrender. Learn how to find strength, peace, and purpose when you choose to rest in the shadow of the Almighty.

The enemy is crafty, but God has equipped us with His armor. Learn from Ephesians 6:10-11 how to stand strong, fight with faith, and walk in victory.

Psalm 71:3 reminds us that God is our rock and fortress, our place of safety when life feels overwhelming. We can rest knowing He is our defender, always ready to rescue and sustain us. Stay close to Him, and never forget His arms are always open wide.

Life can feel hopeless when the walls are too high and the waves too strong. Yet Psalm 3:2-3 reminds us that God is our shield and the one who lifts our head. By trusting God in difficult times, we build a history of faith that carries us through every battle. He answers when we cry out and gives us rest even in the storm.

When life backed me into a corner—financial threats, fear, and uncertainty—I discovered something deeper than panic: God is my help. In the middle of chaos, I cried out, and He showed up in ways I couldn’t have imagined. This is my testimony of trust—proof that even in the hardest times, God hears, God helps, and God holds us steady. Based on Psalm 121, this devotional is a reminder that you’re never fighting alone.

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.

There’s no question in my heart or mind—Jesus fought a spiritual war that night, and He won. This wasn’t just a bad dream or a strange illness. This wasn’t a coincidence.... The demon—or spirit—that was fighting for his soul lost. Kevin was returned to us.... But I know what I saw. I know what I heard. I witnessed one of Jesus's miracles that night.

The enemy is hitting hard—physically, mentally, and spiritually—especially against my wife. As her husband, I want to punch Satan in the face. But this is spiritual warfare, and Romans 12:12 reminds me to rejoice in our confident hope, be patient in trouble, and keep on praying. I can’t fix everything, but I know God is at work, even in what I can’t understand. So I pray, trust, and hold on to hope.