Carter Conlon | Daily Devotionals

I have never known God to be unfaithful. Even amid this prevalent perversion and evil in our world, God remains faithful. He's willing to show mercy to those who will turn to Him. He's still sending His mercy in this last generation; He will reveal His power so the world knows He is God. 

God is faithful, just, merciful, loving, and powerful. There will be a testimony set upon a hill in this generation that cannot be hidden, and we will be that testimony. He will give us songs of victory and deliverance that don't come from any amount of human effort but from His presence in our lives.

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Do you believe Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever? Do you believe that God can still use you even in your condition? In our deficiency, God can move in and through our lives in ways that will bring Him glory. 

We must know that God is still all-powerful, almighty, all-knowing, and all-merciful. We don't have to look at our intellect, strength, or abilities. We need to hear from God, and when He speaks, move to the sound of His voice and move into the supernatural power that only He can give. 

We need to walk in unison with God because the voice of the Lord is above everything we will ever have to face. We must get it into our hearts and minds that the voice of the Lord is the final word in every situation and the only word that truly matters. 

My brother, my sister, it's time to pray.

Matthew 19:30 says, "But many who are first will be last and the last first."

This verse is perplexing. It talks about the coming Kingdom of God, a Kingdom where it seems, at least at face value, to refer to the reversal of the order of things sought for and accepted in this world. When we get there, a lot of things are going to be turned upside down. 

People that we didn't esteem will find out that God did. People that we esteem will find out that God didn't. Everything will be brought into its rightful order. Every heart will be rewarded according to the diligence of its service to God. It will be an amazing day. God's way is not our way, and God's thoughts are not ours. It will all make sense on that glorious day when we meet Jesus. Until then, let's seek His guidance. 

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Hebrews 10:19 says, "Therefore, brethren having boldness to enter into the holiest by the blood of Jesus."

Can you imagine in the Old Testament days, only one man was allowed once a year into the place where God was? At any other time, if you went in there, you died. There was a veil that separated God from humanity on the outside, even with all of its religion. God was so holy that people who even saw His reflection feared that they were going to die because no man could see the face of God and live. 

The veil that separated them remained until Jesus cried on Calvary, "It is finished." Then, God tore the veil in half, and now anyone who wants to call on the name of Jesus Christ can approach God. What a blessing and opportunity. 

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There's a day coming when the moment of mercy is over. Until that day, the door of God's mercy is still open. If you don't know Jesus Christ as your Savior, I encourage you to open your heart today. 

Don't harden your heart. David Wilkerson used to say that every time you resist, a layer of hardness comes into your heart until you eventually can get to the point where you can't hear God anymore. The old-time preachers used to call it gospel hardening. Some people have heard the message of God's mercy so often that they can't hear it anymore. 

If you think I'm trying to scare you, you're right; I am. If you do not believe in Christ, you need to be scared. You can be just a breath away from eternity without God. It's time to open your heart to Jesus today. Just say, "Jesus, come to me. Save me. I open my heart to you. Amen."

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Many people find themselves in a dark place. Many are wondering how they can get to God. The good news is that you don't have to get to God because God is coming to you right where you are. He will come amid your darkness, confusion, hopelessness, struggle, trials, and difficult situations.

It's time to start praying and believing in God for your miracle because He can heal you. He can deliver you. Whatever it is, the triumph of Christ can override everything and anything you're facing today. The promise of God is not only to forgive you but to give you a new and abundant life.

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It's time, above everything else, to pray.

When God speaks, and we move with Him, miracles happen. I can tell you many stories that have happened to me. The mandate God gives me is to come before you and pass along the baton. It's great that I can tell you my story, but it's time for you to get it. 

If the Lord tarries and you become 70, you too can pass a baton to the next generation. You can tell them that you have heard God's voice, and when you followed Him, He did in and through you what humanly was impossible. 

Trust Him, obey Him. He's leading you. Hear his voice. Learn to follow Him. Miracles are awaiting you. 

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1 Chronicles 28: 9–10 says, "As for you, my son Solomon, know the God of your father and serve Him with a loyal heart and with a willing mind, for the Lord searches all hearts and understands all the intent of the thoughts. If you seek Him, He will be found by you, but if you forsake Him, He will cast you off forever. Consider now, for the Lord has chosen you to build a house for the sanctuary. Be strong and do it." 

"Consider the calling," David said to his son, Solomon. Consider the calling on your life to those who are listening to this. You've been called for a specific reason on the earth, and I would like you to consider it. 

Everything you do, whether it's your family, career, or future, let its purest purpose be in how you view the calling of God on your life. It's time to consider the calling. 

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2 Peter 2:5 says, “God did not spare the ancient world, but saved Noah, one of eight people, a preacher of righteousness, bringing in the flood on the world of the ungodly.”

Noah was a preacher of righteousness. His whole life was the message. He was not perfect by any stretch. His whole pursuit, though, became the message of his life. Is your life a message? When you walk into your workplace or the unemployment office where you hope to get a job, is your life a message? Is your conversation a message? Are your pursuits a message? In your home, are you a message to your family? 

Are you wholeheartedly pursuing the things of God? Is the Kingdom of God your primary obsession in life? Do you long to do what God says is right and walk away from what God says is wrong? I don't know about you, but I want my entire life to be a message. It all begins with prayer. 

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King David knew the power of God. He knew that miracles start to happen when God speaks and you move in the direction of His voice. Things that any amount of natural human effort can't do come into view, and people around you are encouraged.

David knew this power the day he stood in the valley and fought against a giant. Not one man in the army of Israel dared to fight, so God sent a teenage boy who could hear His voice. He was able to be stirred by the Lord's leading and for God's glory. He faced a humanly impossible battle.

When we begin to cooperate with the voice of God, God begins to do something through us that only He can do. My brother, my sister, don't count yourself out of the battle. God has something supernatural He wants to do through your life. 

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