Solid Joys Daily Devotional

Come to God in prayer, to confess your sins, and to accept, as needy little farmyard chicks, the direction of God into the barn of his protection and provision.

God delights in having his name known and honored. The first and most important prayer that can be prayed is, “Hallowed be your name.”

In this engaging discussion, emotional resilience takes center stage as the speaker emphasizes the importance of perseverance through grief. Using Psalm 126 as a poignant backdrop, the conversation highlights how enduring tough times can ultimately lead to joy and reward. Despite the tears that threaten to hold us back, the message encourages listeners to keep sowing hope and faith. It's a powerful reminder that even in sadness, there's a pathway to fulfillment.

The discussion emphasizes unwavering trust in Christ, urging listeners to follow Him wherever life leads. There's a powerful exploration of how Jesus overcame suppression, showcasing biblical stories of His resilience. Listeners are inspired to see challenges as opportunities for growth in the divine narrative. Ultimately, the message reassures that no matter the obstacles faced, victory is assured in the end.

When you are cast into the cellars of affliction, remember that the great King keeps his best wine there.

The biblical criterion for misplaced shame and for well-placed shame is radically God-centered.

It is good not to talk very long about God without talking to God. Frequently interrupt your talking about God by talking to God.

When Christ died and rose again, Satan was defeated. Jesus struck the decisive blow at Calvary.

Don’t just do good things for your enemies. Desire their best, and express those desires in prayer, even when they’re nowhere around.

Jesus is not just alive from the dead, but he is alive as the King who will reign forever — of his kingdom there will be no end.