MANNA IN THE MORNING

Proximity to power, holiness, or anointing doesn’t exempt us from temptation. The flesh always whispers, “Just this once… nobody will know.” But sin always takes us further than we wanted to go, and costs more than we ever planned to pay.

Naaman’s leprosy should have ruined him, but it became the very thing that led him to the one true God. Pain has a way of shifting our perspective—moving us from asking “Why?” to asking “What are You doing in this, Lord?” This is the gift hidden inside the pain.

“If God can use four outcasts with leprosy to bring life-saving news to an entire city, He can use anyone—including me, including you.”

When her world fell apart, the Shunammite woman refused to let her words align with despair. Her story is a prophetic call to guard our words, cling to God’s presence, and believe for resurrection life.

Let me ask you too, what if instead of fear, we leaned into expectation? What if our first thought wasn’t “we’re doomed,” but “okay Lord, I can’t wait to see what You’re about to do with this”?

The Lord is wanting to take our "not enough," whatever that may be...lay it at His feet and watch Him turn it in to immeasurably MORE!

I’ve been so consumed with winning a listing the last couple of days Its as if I forgot who orders my steps! I totally lost my head!

The challenge today is to ask ourselves are we putting forth our best or simply finishing the task?