Perseverance
Keep going. God can use the process to strengthen your faith and mature what He is building in you.
Read This Word →The Library
A growing collection of weekly words, scriptures, and reflections to help you pause, refocus, and keep going with God.
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The library is where each weekly devotional will live after it has been featured. Come back anytime you need encouragement, direction, peace, or a simple reminder that God is still working in your life.
Keep going. God can use the process to strengthen your faith and mature what He is building in you.
Read This Word →Give thanks. Gratitude helps shift your mind, attitude, and perspective as you recognize the goodness of God in every season.
Read This WordPatience does not mean you are doing nothing. Patience means you are trusting God while you wait.
Read This WordDetermination is the firmness of purpose that allows someone to continue working toward a goal despite difficulty, delay, or opposition.
Read This WordAdaptability does not mean giving up on your goals. It means being willing to change your approach so that you can continue moving forward.
Read This WordStability means remaining steady even when life feels uncertain. Stay grounded, think clearly, and do not allow temporary situations to control your direction.
Read This WordJoy does not require a perfect life. Recognize the good that is still present and trust God with what is not.
Read This WordBe confident, but remain teachable. Celebrate your accomplishments while remembering that every good thing in your life is a gift from God.
Read This Week's WordMake room for what you have been praying for. Ask God to increase your capacity to handle greater opportunities with wisdom.
Read This Week's WordHow to Use the Library
Start with the word and scripture focus for the week.
Let the devotional speak into where you are right now.
Pray through it and carry the word with you into your week.
Start with the current devotional and let one word help strengthen your faith for the days ahead.
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