This devotion reflects on David’s gratitude for God’s saving love in Psalm 86 and how that same love gives Christians hope beyond death. It also challenges us to live fully for Jesus now while holding tightly to the promise of eternal life.

This devotion reflects on how David moves from distress to trust by remembering who God is in Psalm 86. It encourages us to cling to God's character—His forgiveness, goodness, and abounding love—as we call on Him throughout the day.

This devotion reflects on Psalm 86 and encourages us to bring our distress, emotions, and honest cries directly to God, trusting that He hears and responds. It reminds us that time with God brings real peace, not ritual, because He answers in many ways.

Jesus refuses earthly glory, choosing the cross, and invites us to make Him King of our hearts.

God multiplies the little we offer, turning our overflow into blessings that help and sustain others.

Giving thanks like Jesus shifts our focus to God, deepens gratitude, and inspires generous living.

Jesus uses testing moments to grow our faith, inviting us to trust His plans beyond the impossible.

A call to move beyond shallow excitement and follow Jesus with true, committed faith.

Forgiveness frees the heart from bitterness; choosing to say “I forgive you” breaks the cycle and slowly quiets the inner bell of pain.

A call to restore peace by humbling ourselves, making amends, and using the simple but powerful phrase: “Please forgive me.”

A reminder that David’s repentance shows us the path to peace: confessing honestly, asking God for forgiveness, and receiving His freeing mercy.

A reminder that true peace comes from living as forgiven people who freely forgive others, forming a transforming “union of two forgivers” with God.

A reminder that true peace comes from living as forgiven people who freely forgive others, forming a transforming “union of two forgivers” with God.

Booker T.’s call to “cast down your bucket” reminds us to serve faithfully, right where God has placed us, with wholehearted obedience.

Booker T.’s example challenges us to reject bitterness, surrender prejudice to Christ, and choose the freeing, Christlike path of love.

Booker T. Washington reminds us that all honest work carries dignity, shaping character and offering a meaningful way to honour God daily.

Booker T Washington’s reflections remind us that true joy comes from unselfish living, serving others, and following Jesus’ example of self-giving love.

Booker T Washington’s reflections remind us that true joy comes from unselfish living, serving others, and following Jesus’ example of self-giving love.

A reflection on the gift of godly mentors and an encouragement to thank them — and to become that kind of person for others.

Booker T Washington’s life models persistent goodness, echoing Scripture’s call for believers to persevere in doing good with purpose and conviction.