Oswald Chambers devoted his life to introducing people to God through his teaching and ministry, a goal that continues to bear fruit today through his writings. What’s your life mission?

The Holy Spirit provides the power for fervent, life-changing prayer - ask Him today to fill you with sacred zeal and transform your cold prayers into flames of intercession.

Praying with others strengthens both your faith and theirs - find a prayer partner this week who will cover you in prayer as you cover them.

Having a pattern for prayer helps you know what to pray - develop your own prayer structure today that covers praise, personal needs, family, and intercession.

The physical position you take in prayer matters less than your consistency - experiment with different postures to find what helps you pray most effectively.

Finding a specific place for deep, focused prayer can transform your prayer life - identify your prayer spot today and commit to meeting God there regularly.

Prayer should be the great priority of every Christian - make it yours today by setting aside focused time to connect deeply with God.

Our schedules can become so crowded that we lose touch with God, even in ministry. Examine what is claiming your time and consider making radical changes to protect your devotional life and connection with Christ.

Running the race of faith requires perseverance and focus, keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus even when motivation wanes. Evaluate your spiritual disciplines this year and commit to training yourself in godliness, just as you would for a physical race.

The Christmas story doesn't end on 25 December - it continues every day as we live with Jesus at the centre. Commit today to keeping Christmas alive in your heart throughout the entire year.

Jesus came not only to save but to reign as Lord over our lives. Is He more than your Saviour? Is He your Lord?

God isn't done telling the Christmas story yet - He still wants to bring Jesus into your own story. Is Christ is truly the main character of your life or just a side character?

Herod pretended to be interested in Jesus, but his life didn’t match up. Is that a little close to the bone?

Manasseh and his people heard God speak but paid no attention, ignoring the Word of the Lord. Let’s not make the same mistake!

Are we letting the culture’s ways define our lives, rather than God’s ways? Manasseh did exactly that.

Sometimes our greatest growth comes not from easy victories but from the tests where we barely scrape through. Embrace today's struggle as an opportunity for character development, trusting that God uses even your hardest tests to shape you.

Shallow faith that never takes deep root will fail when tests come, but a faith built on daily commitment to God will climb higher through life's difficulties. Go deeper in your faith today and commit to your God, come what may.

God calls His people to a sacrificial faith that often requires leaving behind what we cherish most. Examine your heart today and ask what price you're willing to pay to remain deeply connected to God.

God tests His people not to trip them up but to give them opportunities to prove their growth in faith. Face your current test today with confidence, knowing God uses these moments to develop Christlike character in you.

Paul reminds Timothy to set an example in the way he loved. Do we embody the love of Christ, in our actions?