Love Renovation Today we invite you to spend time in prayer and meditation on this passage of scripture. We also challenge you to memorize today's scripture verse which is Luke 10:27. A REBUILDING FROM THE HEART DEVOTIONAL

Restoration & Rebuilding ““In that day “I will restore David’s fallen shelter— I will repair its broken walls and restore its ruins— and will rebuild it as it used to be, so that they may possess the remnant of Edom and all the nations that bear my name,” declares the Lord, who will do these things. “The days are coming,” declares the Lord, “when the reaper will be overtaken by the plowman and the planter by the one treading grapes. New wine will drip from the mountains and flow from all the hills, and I will bring my people Israel back from exile. “They will rebuild the ruined cities and live in them. They will plant vineyards and drink their wine; they will make gardens and eat their fruit. I will plant Israel in their own land, never again to be uprooted from the land I have given them,” says the Lord your God.” (Amos 9:11-15) - Let us ask the LORD to restore our broken dreams, stalled ministries, lost jobs and disrupted callings and careers. (Amos 9:11) - Let us ask the LORD to grant us speed and acceleration in our lives. - Pray for wayward children and estranged spouses to be restored. - Pray for new wine, fresh beginnings in 2026. - Let us pray that God would grow our influence, and that we would be a blessing. - Let us pray that in 2026, we will return to purpose and live in alignment with God’s will for our lives. (Amos 9:13) - May God restore us from missed opportunities, lost direction, or stagnation. - Pray that the LORD would rebuild everything that is broken in our lives. (Amos 9:14) - We pray that God would settle us firmly in His plans for our marriages, our finances, our spiritual walk, and in everything. (Amos 9:15) - Meditate on Amos 9:11-15 and pray as the Holy Spirit leads. RESTORATION AND REBUILDING DEVOTIONAL

This week’s teaching at Headquarters of Standing and Rebuilding Ministries dealt with our IDENTITY IN GOD’S EYES The post below ⬇️ describes how a (non believer) parent decided to handle a near bullying incident. In the Comment Section that follows the post, please share your thoughts. Would you have handled the situation differently? If so, how? (Where ) do YOU see your child’s identity awareness being challenged? What can YOU DO ABOUT IT? Remember—We parents are responsible for teaching our children WHO THEY REALLY ARE!! Otherwise, how can they know the truth? Here’s the (true?) story: ⬇️ So this actually happened with my own daughter. She came home from school one day quiet, kind of withdrawn, and I could tell something was off. And when I finally got her to talk, she told me the girls at school had called her weird. My first instinct was to say "just ignore it, it's not true, don't let it bother you." But then she said something that stopped me completely. She said she thought she'd never make friends because everyone thought she was weird. And I realized in that moment that "just ignore it" wasn't going to build anything in her. It was just going to teach her to swallow it. So instead of dismissing it, I asked her how she felt. And then I started teaching her something different…that when people say hurtful things, it says way more about them than it does about you. And that she could respond from a place of confidence, not hurt. Now these are the actual words I've been practicing with my kids. 👇 If someone says you're weird — "it's okay if you think that. I like myself the way I am." If someone says no one likes you — "that's okay. I love myself." If someone says I won't be your friend unless you… — "that's okay. I have other friends." Because I don't want my kids to just survive those moments. I want them to stand in them. Teaching them these responses taught me something too …that confidence isn't about never getting hurt. It's about knowing your worth even when someone tries to take it from you.

REFLECTION Suffering and Joy Do we have any right to be happy when millions suffer? EMIL FUCHS JUNE 14, 2026 ‍ When I live through beautiful spring days or a summer such as we had this year, or when I have opportunity to live in a happy family with children, I often think of the young mother who lost her child one winter, and when spring came, cried out bitterly, “My child cannot see it.” There are millions in this world today in whom this cry lives, millions for whom the beauty of nature in the spring and all the happiness of other people are only terrible pains, making despair harder to bear. Have we any right to enjoy anything, to be happy with our families when we know the millions in despair? I not only say that we can enjoy; I say that we must find again the strength to enjoy – but not by forgetting what we have lost or what others have lost, certainly not by forgetting our shortcomings and our sins. There is another, stronger way. There was a time when beauty and happiness only deepened my own despair and pain. The spring and summer of 1933 were good to look upon. But my children were scattered, my family destroyed, my life’s work broken. My friends were in danger; some had fled; others had been imprisoned; many had been killed. And around me was the success of what I knew was the power of destruction and injustice. I hated the beauty of that spring and I fled the sight of families and the sounds of music. Hiding its terrors behind sparkling life made fate seem doubly cruel. But then came the experience of Christ’s presence, and it became stronger and stronger in my being. And out of it came again the challenge of him who was happy with children, who calls us to enjoy the lilies of the field and the birds of the air. More and more it came to me that all joy and happiness are great gifts of God, his greetings, showing us something of the goal which will be achieved when love and truth are victorious on earth. In the beauty of nature, in the lively innocence of children, in the joys and pleasures of young people, I felt more and more a hidden presence. All joy is holy.

God's Favor “‘I will look on you with favor and make you fruitful and increase your numbers, and I will keep my covenant with you. You will still be eating last year’s harvest when you will have to move it out to make room for the new.” (Leviticus 26:9-10) “Surely, Lord, you bless the righteous; you surround them with your favor as with a shield.” (Psalm 5:12) - Let us pray for God’s favor to rest upon us throughout the year. - Let us pray that the LORD would send us rain in its season in 2026 and that the ground would yield its crops. - Let us ask the LORD to make us fruitful in all areas of our lives. - Pray for peace in our land. - Pray for a bounty harvest in 2026. - Pray that our enemies would be defeated as we rise up to fight, strengthened by God. - Let us ask for supernatural multiplication in ideas, solutions, opportunities, resources, and breakthroughs. - Let us pray for supernatural provision in all areas of our lives. RESTORATION AND REBUILDING DEVOTIONAL