MANNA IN THE MORNING

Where Saul’s story ends in tragedy, ours doesn’t have to. Saul was given over to himself, but Jesus gave Himself for us. Where we deserve to bear the weight of our rebellion, Jesus bore it on the cross. ✨ Lord, soften my heart. Where I’ve insisted on my own way, help me lay it down. Keep me close — I don’t want to be given over; I want to walk with You. Amen.

This simple discipline—reading just one chapter of the Bible a day—has shaped my walk with the Lord in ways I never could have expected.

My prayer is that this series and/or my blog helps you, like it helps me, stay consistent, stay curious, and stay open to how God wants to meet you—every single day.

I’ve been part of The Well Encounter community for over eight years now, and I honestly can’t imagine my life without the daily action of meeting God in His Word. This simple discipline—reading just one chapter of the Bible a day

Help me discern—let any slowness in my spirit come from wisdom and not from a lack of faith. Give me childlike faith again. Don’t let life’s weight keep me from moving where You’re asking me to go.

If you’ve been struggling to stay in the Word, don’t give up. Lean in. You were never meant to do life—or faith—alone. That’s why we created the Manna in the Morning devotional series. It’s simple, real, and meant to walk with you through one chapter a day. Let’s grow together, one morning at a time.

I often want to relate to heroes of the faith like David or Moses or even Paul, but today I’m wondering if I’m a Saul.

How is it even possible to find Joy in the suffering? Im not quite sure but it is happening. Im a living example.