Today’s Promise: Romans 8:31

Do you ever feel like the world is working against you? I've got good news. God is on your side.

Imagine the God of the universe standing beside you as you face any and every problem. How can you possibly be afraid while the Lord Jesus is standing beside you? 

The God who freely gave His only Son to give you salvation is the God who stands beside you in every situation.

You can face your greatest challenges and fears because God is on your side. 

Today’s Promise: Jame 1:5

There is a difference between knowledge and wisdom. Knowledge is all about the facts; wisdom is about what you do with the facts. Wisdom is about how you live and the choices your make.

Our world is drowning in knowledge.

We know more, but are we living any better? Are we making better choices? Are we living wisely?

God promises wisdom to everyone who asks. He gives wisdom freely and generously. You can ask God for wisdom today.

Today’s Promise: 1 Kings 8:56

The God you serve is a promise-keeping God.

In this scripture, Solomon gives a blessing to the people of God. As he discusses their history, he concludes that God’s promises have never failed. That what God has said He will do; He does.

The God you serve is the God who makes good on His promises. You and I can stand alongside King Solomon and agree that not one word of God has failed.

Faith believes that what God has said, He will do.

Saturday is review day on The Daily Promise. Every Saturday, we review the promises of the week so we can allow them to go deep into our hearts and lives.

Here are the promises we covered this week.

Psalm 34:7 - Angelic Warriors Protect Me.

Luke 10:20 - My Name is Written in Heaven.

Ephesians 3:16 - God Strengthens My Inner Person.

Isaiah 40:11 - God Carries Me in His Arms.

Mark 1:40-41 - Jesus is Willing.

Today’s Promise: Mark 1:40-41

Leprosy was the most devastating diseases of the New Testament days.

The leper who came to Jesus believed He could heal him, but he wasn't sure Jesus would take the time or have the desire to heal him.

When Jesus saw this leper, He responded with compassion. Jesus's compassion was followed by action, and He healed him.

We often come to God in prayer, feeling as though we need to convince God to hear our prayer or meet our needs. We forget that Jesus is generous with His healing and help.