David, despite his difficult life filled with trials, was able to rejoice in some of the things that were certain in life, things that he (and we) could count on.

Measuring progress is an important factor in the success of any enterprise, whether it is physical growth, the development of a talent, the success of a business or organization, you need to be able to see and measure your progress!

Pride, the root of all sin, lures us with the desire to rise above others—even God—but true greatness and lasting rewards lie in humility, as exemplified by Jesus and taught throughout Scripture.

This devo discusses the desire to be a servant like Jesus, highlighting the challenges and rewards of servanthood, emphasizing the need for preparation, sensitivity to opportunities for service, and the ultimate reward of honor from God.

Admitting and accepting admonition from God leads to greater self-awareness, safety from repeating sinful activities, and ultimately brings greater joy by allowing more room for Jesus in one's life.

Praying for enemies, whether believers or non-believers, is powerful as it can bring healing, forgiveness, and ultimately lead them to God's purpose, emphasizing the importance of fervent prayer for all individuals, especially those who may not have others interceding for them.

This devo emphasizes the importance of standing up against evil, drawing parallels between the failure of Jewish leaders in Ezekiel's time and the actions of Dietrich Bonhoeffer in opposing the Nazi regime, highlighting the principle that God not only punishes evil but also those who fail to resist it.

In this devo, Mike highlights the barriers Christians face in satisfying their holy hunger for God, emphasizing the confusion between knowing about God and truly knowing Him, as well as the false satisfaction derived from worldly pursuits, ultimately urging a shift towards seeking a personal relationship with God through faith, prayer, and obedience.

This devo discusses how some famine-stricken individuals in search of nourishment waited too long to seek help, leading to their bodies rejecting food, drawing a parallel between physical and spiritual hunger and emphasizing the importance of recognizing and satisfying the spiritual hunger within us.

Surrendering to God is a slow but transformative process that changes who we are at our core, not just our beliefs, leading to a profound shift in identity and a restoration of the Edenic vision of walking with God, despite the challenges of battling sin and resistance.