Morning devotional (Day 5)

In your storm, Jesus is with you, and he will hold your hand as you walk through it together! The only thing he asks of you is that you trust and believe in him. Faith is knowing that God will do something rather than believing that God can. Remember, nothing occurs to you or comes your way until your father gives his approval! God has a plan and a reason for everything we go through, even if we don't always understand why. Remember that his ideas are greater than ours, and his ways are more than ours.

So we must rely on him to carry us through the storm! The Lord desires that we enjoy peace in all circumstances. Now, peace does not imply being in the midst of these things while remaining peaceful in your heart. If we have faith in Christ, we will not be persuaded by our circumstances. True happiness is based on a person, not on what is happening on around us.

You can be sitting there wondering how you're going to get by. You have all you need if you have Jesus in your life! He will pave a way for you, grasp your hand, and save you from drowning. Don't give up hope, you're going to make it.

God will protect and provide for you today, tomorrow, and forever! Then we are to be Jesus' hands and feet, turning around and using our blessings to bless people in need.

Today’s prayer:

Lord Jesus Christ, I thank you that I have inherited a complete, abundant, and eternal life because of your merit. Install faith in me so that I can receive all of the blessings you have planned for me. Today, I ask for a particular favour in your name. Grant my prayer and fix my gaze on you, if it is your holy will, so that I may honour and proclaim your name. Assist me in trusting in the unseen. Remind me of your might, that you are all around me and fighting for me. Please do me a favour and grant me a breakthrough in my life. You are the ages' King, immortal, unseen, and the only God. Forever and ever, honour and glory be yours. In the name of Jesus Christ, our Lord, Amen.

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