The Daily Devotion-TDD

15/10/2025

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01/10/2025

1 CHRONICLES 4:10

""And Jabez called on the God of Israel saying, “Oh, that You would bless me indeed, and enlarge my territory, that Your hand would be with me, and that You would keep me from evil, that I may not cause pain!” So God granted him what he requested."" NKJV

Here are Five Jabez Prayers for The Month of October:

1. Lord, that You may bless me
Heavenly Father, in this new month of October, I lift my heart to You. Pour Your blessings upon my life, my work, my family, and all that concerns me. Let Your favor rest upon me in every step I take, that I may walk in abundance and peace this month.

2. Lord, that You may enlarge my territory
Father, expand my opportunities and open new doors in October. Broaden my influence for Your glory. Increase my capacity spiritually, financially, and relationally, that I may walk in greater purpose and touch more lives with love and kindness.

3. Lord, that Your hand would be with me
Mighty God, I cannot walk this month alone. I ask that Your strong and guiding hand be upon me in every decision, every journey, and every challenge. Go before me to prepare the way, walk beside me to keep me steady, and remain behind me to protect me from unseen harm.

4. Lord, that You would keep me from evil
Father, shield me and my loved ones from every plan of the enemy in October. Cover us with Your blood and surround us with Your angels. Deliver me from temptation, danger, sickness, pain and fear. Let no evil befall me, for I dwell under Your shadow.

5. Lord, that I may cause no pain
Gracious God, help me to live this month as a vessel of peace, joy, and encouragement. Guard my words, actions, and choices so that I bring healing, not hurt. May my life this October be a blessing to others, shining Your love wherever I go.

In Jesus Christ's Name, AMEN

06/08/2025

Blessed Wednesday Morning 😇. Let Us Pray 🙏.

06/08/2025

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30/06/2025

12/06/2025

TODAY'S DAILY DEVOTION - TDD

TITLE: Trusting in God’s Presence

SCRIPTURE READING:

“Don’t be afraid,” the prophet answered. “Those who are with us are more than those who are with them.” — 2 Kings 6:16

REFLECTION:

In 2 Kings 6, we find the prophet Elisha surrounded by the Aramean army. His servant, filled with fear, could only see the overwhelming forces against them. However, Elisha, in a moment of divine assurance, reminds him of a profound truth: God's presence and power far outweigh any earthly opposition.

This scripture teaches us about the importance of perspective in our challenges. When we feel overwhelmed by circumstances, it’s easy to focus solely on our fears and the giants before us. However, God invites us to shift our gaze. The prophet’s declaration emphasizes that the unseen realities of God’s protection and provision are greater than the visible threats around us.

We can draw strength from knowing that we are never alone. God surrounds us with His angels, His love, and His grace. In moments of fear, anxiety, or uncertainty, we can confidently proclaim that those who are with us—God and His heavenly host—are mightier than any adversary we face.

As we navigate through our daily lives, let us remind ourselves of this truth. Each day presents its own battles, but we can find peace in the promise that God is with us and for us. His strength is made perfect in our weakness, and His perfect love casts out all fear.

PRAYER:

Heavenly Father, thank You for the promise that those who are with us are more than those who are against us. I am grateful for Your love and grace that surround me each day. As I begin this new day, I thank You for the blessings that await, and I ask for Your forgiveness for any sins I have committed against You or my friends. Wash me in Your precious blood, Lord, that I may stand clean before You. May I walk in Your light and reflect Your love to those around me. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.

06/06/2025

A PRAYER TO STOP AND PRAISE GOD WHEN THINGS AREN’T GOING WELL

BIBLE READING:

“Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.” - 1 Thessalonians 5:18, ESV

EXPLANATION

The bad days and hard seasons trick us into thinking that we are living a bad life, don't they? We can so quickly spiral from a difficult circumstance into thought patterns like the following:

If God loves me so much, why is He allowing this to happen?

Why does everyone else seem to be living such a happy and easy life, and why is mine so hard?
Or what is wrong with me? Why can't I get my act together?

Troubles cause us to get tunnel vision. Our view gets smaller as we hyperfocus on all the complex parts of our situations. We lose perspective about how the Lord might desire to use this difficulty for our growth and sanctification. Even if we do realize these things, our hearts are often not in a place to accept them yet.

God tells us to come to Him when we are weary and heavy-laden (Matthew 11:28). And there are no disclaimers in this passage about getting our acts together first. Neither does He say to have everything sorted out before we come. Or that we must dry our tears before we come. Or make sure we are perfectly in alignment with what His Word says before we come and ensure we are in complete agreement. No, He says come. And as we come, He takes the heaviness of our load and exchanges it with rest, peace, and guidance because He is gentle and lowly (Matthew 11:29).

It's not that the bad days or hard seasons never come. We have all lived long enough to know that trials and tribulations are inevitable. Rather, God is showing us how we might respond to adversity. In our key verse, God's Word says to give thanks in all circumstances. Notice that the verse doesn't say to give thanks for the circumstance. God isn't asking us to thank Him for the horrible things we are walking through. No, He is saying, while we are in the storm, do these two things. Come to Him and give thanks. Typically, the only things we can give thanks for in those challenging seasons are the unchanging character of God. But something beautiful happens in us when we do this!

As we focus on God and give thanks, He fills us with His perfect peace despite our circumstances not going well (Isaiah 26:3). God uses gratitude to exchange our troubled tunnel vision for thoughts about His presence, perspective, and peace. We don't have a bad life because things are hard. We must go to God with our burdens and trade our big emotions for His rest and peace. The pathway to gaining God's perspective on our problems is gratitude. May we learn to give thanks and praise God even when things aren't going well.

Let's pray:

Dear Lord,

Thank you that you are a safe refuge in the storms of this life. Lord, I pray you will show us how to bring our big emotions to you. Help us understand how you think about us and welcome us even when we fall apart at the seams and believe lies about ourselves, others, and you. Jesus, correct the ways we think and share your perspective with us. Help us to give thanks in every ever-changing circumstance for your unchanging, steadfast love.

In Jesus' name,

AMEN.

04/06/2025

A Prayer to Carry You through Dark Seasons

Jun 4, 2025

TONIGHT'S SCRIPTURE
"By day the Lord directs his love, at night his song is with me—a prayer to the God of my life." Psalm 42:8

SOMETHING TO PONDER
Nighttime has a way of magnifying our struggles. Our worries often grow louder when the house grows quiet and the distractions fade away. The Psalmist who wrote these words understood this reality. Earlier in this psalm, he describes his soul as "downcast" and his tears as being his food day and night. He was walking through a dark season when God felt distant, and hope seemed like a fading memory.

Yet in Psalm 42:8, we see something beautiful emerge. Even in his darkness, he recognized that God was still directing His love by day. And at night? God's song remained with him, becoming a prayer that connected him to the God of his life.

I can think of seasons when I felt engulfed by darkness.

On those nights, I found myself whispering, "God, are you even here?" The silence felt deafening. But something prompted me to start reciting the words of Psalm 23. I had memorized the chapter as a child. "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want..." As I continued through those familiar verses, something shifted inside me. It wasn't dramatic. It didn't shoot through me like a lightning bolt. But it felt like the relief of a candle lighting up a dark room.

The circumstances hadn't changed. But I sensed God's presence in a way I hadn't before.

The prayer carried me. Not because the words were magical, but because they connected me to the One who promises never to leave or forsake us, even in our darkest valleys.

Prayer isn't just something we do—it's a lifeline that carries us when we can barely take another step. It's not about having the right words or feeling the right emotions. It's about reaching out to God in our desperation and allowing Him to reach back in His faithfulness.

Whatever darkness you're facing tonight, whether it's grief, anxiety, loneliness, or uncertainty, know that God's song is still with you. His love is still being directed toward you. And the prayers you whisper in the dark are being heard by the God who never slumbers or sleeps. I'm so thankful for that.

Prayer

As I prepare for rest tonight, I acknowledge the darkness I'm feeling. You see the weight I'm carrying, the questions that haunt me, and the fears that threaten to overwhelm me. I'm grateful that I don't need to pretend with you. I can come just as I am—broken, weary, and uncertain. Thank You that even when I don't feel Your presence, You are here. Lord, let Your song be with me tonight. As I close my eyes, replace my anxious thoughts with the truth of who You are. I surrender this night and all my tomorrows into Your hands, trusting that the God who carries me through dark seasons will never let me go.
In Jesus' name,

Amen.

17/05/2025

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12/04/2025

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09/04/2025

TODAY'S EVENING DAILY CHRISTIAN DEVOTION:

DATE: April 09, 2025

TOPIC: Forgive and Forget

MAIN SCRIPTURE:
- Ephesians 4:32 (ESV)

"Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you."

DEVOTION EXPLANATION:

As the sun sets on another day, we are reminded of the importance of forgiveness—not just as a concept, but as a practice deeply rooted in our Christian faith. The call to "forgive and forget" is not merely a suggestion but a fundamental principle woven into the fabric of our lives as followers of Christ.

Forgiveness does not mean that we dismiss the pain caused by others or forget our experiences; rather, it means choosing to release the hold that these grievances have over us. When Paul wrote to the Ephesians, he highlighted the importance of being kind and tenderhearted, which should naturally lead to forgiveness. This is a reflection of how God forgives us, despite our imperfections and failures.

Forgiving and forgetting can be challenging, especially when we feel wounded or betrayed. Human nature often clings to resentment, and our minds can replay past hurts like a broken record. However, we are called to follow God's example. He does not hold our sins against us once we seek His forgiveness. In doing so, we are invited to experience freedom from the burdens we carry and to open our hearts to love and healing.

Let us remember that true forgiveness is an act of grace. It requires humility and a desire to restore relationships. When we choose to forgive, we not only honor God but also provide ourselves with the opportunity to heal, grow, and move forward in grace.

PRAYER:

Good Evening Father, thank You for the immeasurable grace and forgiveness You have poured out upon us through Your Son, Jesus Christ. Help us to embrace the call to forgive those who have wronged us, to release the weight of resentment, and to walk in the freedom of Your love. Teach us to forget the offenses of others as we remember the depth of Your mercy toward us. May we reflect Your kindness and compassion in all our interactions. Strengthen us in this process, Lord, as we strive to be more like You.

In Jesus' name, we pray.

Amen.