The kingdom of God offers us righteousness, peace, and joy. If we are going to receive the fullness of His kingdom's promise, it will include discomfort. Let's accept the challenge and walk as the hope of God!

The Lord has a meal for us that we probably won't recognize immediately because it's a way we have not yet gone. However, if we will incline ourselves to Him, it will sustain us and increase our understanding. Let's allow the living waters to spring forth!

The Lord is leading us in a way we have not known before, so as we prepare ourselves to go into His full promise, let's not be discouraged by former experiences. Let's delight ourselves in the Lord, and enter into His rest, through our commitment to His ways—and trust Him!

As we walk through life, we can become numb to so many things—but that’s not the Lord’s plan for us. Let’s be reminded of our early faith, and see the building hand of God, so we can walk in His destiny to be His truth!

God has rest, peace, and joy for His people! Let's set ourselves on Him—and make the choice to value Him above all the things we think will satisfy.

The spirit of Elijah is challenging the people of God to take action against all that is standing against His plans; that action starts with YOU! Let’s surrender our hurts, our disappointments, and our frustrations that are holding us back—and come alive!

Oftentimes, we visualize Jesus as a baby in a manger, or even Jesus on the cross, missing the "warrior" Jesus that rose from the dead—alive in each of us. It is time to change our perspective on His accomplished work for each of us!

The key to a successful walk with the Lord is not about getting what we want, but giving more of ourselves to Him that He would fill every space. Let's press on to the upward call!

As we enter 2019, it is imperative that we hold onto the vision of what the Lord has called us to be, so we can go forth to accomplish what He has called us to do. Let's rise up in this hour—with a renewed confidence in our eternal call!

Reacting and responding may seem the same, but we need to recognize the distinct difference. To react is just a quick action to life, while responding consists of a more calculated process to make sure we have cultivated a deliberate response to life through His leading. Let's rise above our own reactionary ways, listen to the kingdom, and learn a better way!