My husband has been in the ER twice this week. He’s going to be OK but it’s taking up a lot of my time. I promise I’ll be getting back to my daily devotionals on Monday!! I’ve also posted some great information under the classroom tab that you might want to check out. If you haven’t gotten my “70 promises for Victorious Life,” that would be a great place to start. You can download that as my gift to you! How are you doing? I what are your plans for Thanksgiving? Is there anything I can pray and agree with you for??? Looking forward to reading your comments!

Revelation 1:5–6 reveals a powerful truth about your identity: Jesus didn’t just save you—He elevated you. Through His blood, He made you a king and a priest unto God. That means when Scripture calls Jesus the King of kings, the “kings” it refers to are His children—believers like you. Romans 5:17 reminds us that we are called to reign in life through Christ. Kings don’t live defeated, intimidated, or lacking. Kings enforce authority, protect what belongs to them, and steward their territory with confidence. As a royal child of God, you have been given the authority to stand strong, declare God’s Word, and enforce His victory in every area of your life. Question to Ponder: What situation in your life right now is waiting for you to step into your God-given authority and “reign as a king” rather than react as a victim? *Daily Devos from my book, More Than a Ticket to Heaven, 101 days discovering your identity, inheritance and influence as a child of God.

In John 16:33, Jesus reminds us that while we will face tribulation in this world, we can still live with peace and confidence because He has overcome the world. That small word but changes everything—it cancels out fear, chaos, and defeat. The power of the world to harm us has been stripped away through Christ’s victory. We can live in courage, peace, and faith, choosing to focus on God’s promises rather than the world’s bad news. As citizens of God’s Kingdom, we are not of this world, and His Word guarantees our protection, health, and peace when we trust Him fully. Question to Ponder: Which side of the "but" are you living on today—the world’s fear and chaos, or God’s peace and victory?

When worry tries to take over, turn to thanksgiving. Gratitude shifts your eyes from the problem to the One who’s always been faithful. Just as the Israelites built stones of remembrance to mark God’s miracles, take time to remember your own—each answered prayer and provision reminds you that the same God who came through before will come through again. He’s never failed you, and He’s not about to start now. Question to Ponder:What “stones of remembrance” can you point to today that remind you of God’s faithfulness?

In this final verse of Psalm 23, David celebrates the constant presence of God’s goodness, mercy, and unfailing love. As a child of God, you’re surrounded—literally followed—by His blessings every day. You can expect favor, protection, and divine kindness in every situation. But you must also recognize the enemy’s tactics when bad things happen. Jesus clearly said that the thief comes only to steal, kill, and destroy, while He came to give abundant life (John 10:10 TPT). Your role is to resist the devil, stand firm in faith, and enforce your inheritance by speaking God’s Word aloud. When you do, you activate the promises that goodness and mercy will continually pursue you. Question to Ponder: Am I expecting God’s goodness and mercy to follow me today—or am I allowing fear, doubt, or circumstances to dictate my expectations? https://youtu.be/9pa8OxeXYw8?si=yo3onKbGxvs2W0zA