The Bible is full of miracles that speak of a living God. He is the God that makes the impossible, possible! He makes all things work together for good. He wants to bless you! ‘A Miracle Every Day’ will help you develop your faith and experience the presence and power of God!
Whom will you lean on?
Paul called our ministry “a ministry of reconciliation” (2 Corinthians 5:18, NIV). He said we are to love above all things. I encourage you to adopt this real heart of love and let it permeate your core.
Your body is a temple
Isn’t it time for you to reevaluate your body image? Your body is important to God, a valuable and sacred gift. He wants you to love and care for it.
Coping with frustrations
Have you developed your battle plan? I’d like to encourage you to make a plan and invite the Lord into the events that seem to bring the worst out of you.
Addictions have three dimensions
Your spirit can help heal you. Your spirit of faith can make a difference in your soul and body. Instead of turning to sex, drugs, alcohol abuse, or food, you can focus on spiritual healing.
The rock bottom of addictions
When someone hits rock bottom, there is a powerful prayer that can shift the tide: “Have mercy on me, O God, according to Your unfailing love; according to Your great compassion blot out my transgressions.” (Psalms 51:1, NIV)
Cleanse your conscience
God will judge all of mankind one day, but if you have received Christ in your life, if you have asked Him to forgive you for all your sins and mistakes, then you have been declared not guilty.
Never battle alone
“Don’t let shame stop you from getting help. You can be free from these bondages. I’ll help you and give you the strength to help others. You have a bright future. It’s time to let go and let Me set you free.”
Lies that strengthen addictions
Are you feeling powerless? Is there something or someone holding you back? Today, you can receive powerful help from the Deliverer. You can cast off every weight that entangles you.
The power to overcome
Today is a good day to start with step one of freedom from addictions: admit you have a problem. It’s time to break out of denial and admit that something or someone has a hold on you.
