Andrew Brunson’s trials reveal unwavering faith under persecution. Refusing fear or hatred, he preached Jesus boldly and forgave his accusers—reminding us to be fearless witnesses, letting Christ’s light shine wherever we are.

Andrew Brunson’s courage in prison reminds us to embrace our identity in Christ. Unashamed of the Cross, he stood firm in faith—challenging us to boldly live for Jesus, no matter the cost.

Andrew Brunson’s story reminds us to boldly embrace our identity in Christ. Even in persecution, he was unashamed of the Cross—challenging us to stand firm, unashamed, and faithful to Jesus.

Even in prison, Andrew Brunson chose to worship and dance before God. Let his joy remind us to praise through pain—singing, dancing, and declaring God’s goodness no matter our circumstances.

When doubts overwhelm you, follow Andrew Brunson’s example—entrust your questions to God and lock them away. Freedom comes through surrender, allowing faith to rise above confusion and draw you closer to Him.

When God’s Word was taken from him, Andrew Brunson clung to Scripture hidden in his heart. Let his story remind us to treasure, memorize, and meditate on God’s Word daily.

When life feels unfair or God seems silent, choose to declare faith like Andrew Brunson: “I will follow You, Jesus.” In surrender and love, find strength, victory, and unshakable hope.

When life feels dark and hopeless, whisper, “Jesus, help me.” Like Andrew Brunson in prison, hold on in faith—trusting God’s strength to sustain you and help you remain faithful.

Even a glimpse of God’s glory satisfies the soul — but one day we will see Him face to face. Keep your eyes open for glimpses of His beauty today.

Only Jesus can truly satisfy the soul — one drink from His living water brings life that never runs dry. Take time today to drink deeply from His presence.

Through Jesus’ sacrifice, the way to God’s presence has been opened forever. Step boldly into His presence today — the curtain is torn, and you are welcome.

True worship goes beyond singing words — it’s about offering your life to God as a living sacrifice. Today, let your worship be seen in how you live

God invites us to come close, but we must choose to draw near. Take a moment today to step into His presence and offer Him your life.

This devotion reminds us that the justice of Calvary reveals both truth and mercy. Through Corrie ten Boom’s powerful story, we’re called to forgive as God forgives — praying even for those who do evil to find salvation through Jesus Christ.

Evil may seem to go unpunished for now, but God’s justice never fails. Hold on to faith and trust that His timing is always perfect.

God calls His people not only to see injustice but to respond to it. Take one step today—big or small—to bring hope or healing to someone in need.

God’s heart breaks over injustice, and so should ours. Take a moment today to look at the world around you and ask how you can respond with compassion instead of indifference.

Real worship reaches beyond songs and services—it overflows into justice and righteousness. Ask yourself today: does your worship lead you to care about justice as God does?

This devotion reflects on David’s final response in Psalm 86 — wholehearted praise to God for His greatness and His works. It reminds us that praising God isn’t a duty but a joy that completes our love for Him.

This devotion reflects on David’s response to God’s love in Psalm 86, reminding us that forgiveness leads to obedience and a fully surrendered life. It challenges us to pursue holiness wholeheartedly and let Christ lead every part of our lives.