ZEVACH TODAH – Sacrifice of Praise

️ When you praise God in the storm — that's a zevach todah.

When you thank Him before the miracle — that's a zevach todah.

️ When your lips say “God is good” even when life feels hard — that's a zevach todah.

“Offer to God a sacrifice of thanksgiving and fulfill your vows to the Most High.” — Psalm 50:14

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It's not about the show—it's about the surrender. ✝️

Romans 2:29 says:

God is after hearts transformed by His Spirit—not empty rituals or religious performance. He's never been impressed by outward appearances. What matters is obedience from the heart (Romans 6:17), a heart that longs to please Him because it's been changed by Him.

️ Deuteronomy 30:6 says, “The Lord your God will circumcise your heart… so that you will love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul.”

This is the promise fulfilled in Christ—a heart made new by grace, not law.

1 Samuel 16:7 reminds us, “Man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.”

We're no longer under the law (Romans 6:14), but when our hearts are surrendered, we don't obey out of duty—we obey out of love. Because a circumcised heart doesn't just talk about God, it reflects Him.

This is true worship—not performance, but purity. Not pretense, but presence.

Let your heart—not just your words or image—be the loudest part of your faith.

“They were helped in fighting them, and God delivered the Hagrites and all their allies into their hands, because they cried out to him during the battle. He answered their prayers, because they trusted in him.” – 1 Chronicles 5:20a (NIV)

In this Talks in the Park episode, we dive deep into what it means to truly trust God—not just for the big picture but in every step and season. Whether you're seeking clarity for your next move or relying on God to provide what you can't see yet, this conversation is for you. Let this episode push you to pray, trust, and walk boldly in faith.

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In 1 Kings 20, Ahab had just faced a major battle—but verse 22 hits hard: ‘Strengthen yourself and prepare for the next attack.'

Sometimes we think the worst is over, but God sees the battles ahead and prepares us—not to survive, but to overcome.

Maybe you feel like you've barely made it out of one fight, and now you're facing another. But God isn't trying to wear you down—He's building you up. His instruction isn't a warning of doom, it's a call to readiness.

Your past loss doesn't cancel your future victory.

Let this verse remind you: Even when you feel weak, God is equipping you.

Even when you've been hit, God is still with you.

This isn't the end—it's the proving ground for your next win.

She gave what little she had—and God did the miraculous. 1 Kings 17 reminds us that when we offer our ‘yes' to God, no matter how small, He multiplies it beyond what we could imagine.

Our choices shape not just our future, but the generations to come. Let's choose wisely, for love and faith that honor God. ‘The righteous lead blameless lives; blessed are their children after them.' - Proverbs 20:7 #ChooseWisely #FaithfulChoices

To truly know Jesus is to be transformed.

In this short devotional, we reflect on the powerful truth found in 1 John 3: those who are born of God no longer walk in darkness. His seed remains in them—changing them from the inside out.

Not perfect, but purified.

Not sinless, but set apart.

Let this be a reminder that when love takes root, sin loses its grip.

You are being made new.

Scripture Reference: 1 John 3

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Habakkuk kept it real with God—questions, frustrations, emotions and all. Yet through the conversation, his faith grew deeper. This book reminds us that faith doesn't ignore injustice, it brings it to God. Even when we don't understand His silence, we can still trust His sovereignty. #FaithInTheTension #HabakkukHope #RighteousShallLiveByFaith

Forgiveness is not easy—but it is a choice.

It's a decision we make, not because the other person deserves it, but because we've experienced undeserved mercy ourselves. Forgiveness is one of the clearest ways we reflect the heart of God—who forgave us even when we were His enemies (Romans 5:8,10).

In 2 Samuel 18–19, we see a powerful picture of this kind of forgiveness in the life of David. Despite the betrayal and rebellion of his son Absalom, David's heart breaks at his death. He grieves not like a king over a traitor, but like a father over a lost son. Even after being deeply wronged, David shows mercy to those who cursed him, including Shimei—choosing restoration over revenge.

This kind of forgiveness is radical. But it's also real—and possible when we lean on the mercy God has shown us.

Here are three practical ways to step into forgiveness:

Forgiveness might cost you your pride—but it frees your heart. Let David's story remind you that mercy is powerful. Let Jesus' sacrifice remind you that love always makes the first move.

We are merely fragile jars of clay, not meant to carry the weight of the world on our own. And that's the point—God placed His treasure in us to show that the power doesn't come from us, but from Him. It's okay to let go. It's okay to feel weak. He's in control, even when we're not. Rest in that truth today.

(2 Corinthians 4:7)