Scripture reading: Matthew 7:20 Thus, by their fruit you will recognize them.

Jesus teaches that people will be known by their fruit- their actions, attitudes, and how they love. Being s follower of Christ means more than attending church or having Christian friends.

Scripture: Matthew 28:5-6

Devotional:

Resurrection means death doesn't get the final word. Fear doesn't win. Failure isn't permanent.

Scripture: Matthew 27:57-60

Devotional:

Jesus is in the tomb. The disciples are hiding. And Heaven feels silent.

Scripture: Luke 23:33-34

Devotional:

At the cross, Jesus doesn't curse his enemies. He forgives them.

Scripture Matthew 26:36-39

Devotional:

In Gethsemane, Jesus prays a dangerous prayer:

"Not my will, but Yours be done."

— Stepping Into the New Thing

Scripture:

“See, I am doing a new thing!” — Isaiah 43:19

New beginnings require courage. They require trust. They require movement.

God isn’t asking you to have it all figured out—He’s asking you to take the next step.

March reminds us that seasons change, growth comes, and God is always faithful to finish what He starts.

Take the step. God is already there.

Prayer:

God, give me courage to step into the new thing You’re doing in my life. I trust You with what’s ahead. Amen.

— Letting Go of the Last Season

Scripture:

“Forget what is behind and strain toward what is ahead.” — Philippians 3:13

We often ask God for new things while holding onto old pain, old mindsets, or old seasons.

But what God wants to give you next requires open hands.

Letting go doesn’t mean what you went through didn’t matter—it means you trust God with it.

Release creates room for renewal.

Prayer:

Lord, show me what I need to release. Heal what still hurts and help me trust You with what’s next. Amen.

— Faith in the In-Between

Scripture:

“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.” — Proverbs 3:5

The in-between can feel uncomfortable—no clear answers, no finished story, no solid ground.

But God never promised clarity.

He promised guidance.

Faith means walking step by step, even when the destination isn’t visible. If you’re in transition today, you’re not lost—you’re being led.

Trust the Guide more than the map.

Prayer:

Father, help me trust You even when I don’t understand where You’re leading me. I choose faith over fear today. Amen.

Rooted in the Waiting

Scripture:

“Blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord… they will be like a tree planted by the water.” — Jeremiah 17:7–8

Waiting feels unproductive—but in God’s kingdom, waiting is where roots grow.

Before God brings visible fruit, He strengthens what’s unseen. Faith grows underground long before it shows above ground.

If you’re waiting today, don’t despise it. God may be anchoring you so you can stand strong in the next season.

Deep roots sustain lasting growth.

Prayer:

God, help me trust You in the waiting. Grow my faith beneath the surface and strengthen me where no one else can see. Amen.

— When Faith Feels Stuck

Scripture:

“Let us not grow weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest.” — Galatians 6:9\

Some seasons don’t feel like progress—they feel like pause. You’ve been faithful, obedient, consistent… and still, nothing seems to be changing.

But faith isn’t proven by what we see—it’s revealed by what we keep doing even when we don’t see results.

Feeling stuck doesn’t mean God has stopped working. It often means He’s working deeper than you expected.

Today, don’t quit. Don’t rush. Don’t doubt the quiet season.

Stay planted. Stay faithful. Stay trusting.

Prayer:

Lord, when my faith feels tired and my progress feels slow, remind me that You are still at work. Help me trust Your timing and not give up in the waiting. Amen.