I’ve been reading Joyce Meyer’s How to Hear from God, and something really stood out to me: God often speaks to us through our conscience. Sometimes it’s a big thing, but often it’s as small as a whisper in our spirit — “slow down, you’re speeding” or “don’t say that right now.” The truth is, if we ignore God in the small things, we can become deaf to Him in the big things. Obedience in the little moments is training for greater clarity and guidance in the bigger ones. 🌿 👉 Question for you today: Can you think of a time when listening to a “small nudge” from God led to a big blessing or kept you from a mistake? 💬 My Answer: I can think of a few times where God has given me a nudge to not be in a certain place or around certain people and come to find out there was a good reason for that. I thought it was my instinct up until recently. Now I know that it is God looking out for me!

The choices we make each day shape not only our mindset but the life we create. You’re not just living the life you’ve been handed — you’re living the life you’re manifesting through your thoughts and choices. When we give in to lies like “I’m not good enough,” “I can’t,” or “it can wait,” we aren’t listening to the Spirit of God. Instead, we’re letting the enemy have a foothold. But when we rebuke those thoughts and turn to God for strength, we realign with His truth. 🙌 👉 The truth is this: we get to decide if we will be the victim of our circumstances or the victor through Christ. God has an amazing plan for each of us, and the more we choose to obey Him and walk in faith, the more we will live in His abundance. 🌿✨ 👉 Question for you today: What’s one negative thought you’re choosing to rebuke this week, and what truth from God’s Word will you replace it with? 💬 My Answer: For me, I’m choosing to rebuke the thought “I’m falling behind” because I've been sick and replace it with the truth that God’s timing is perfect and He makes everything beautiful in its time (Ecclesiastes 3:11). 💜

“Who is wise and understanding among you? Let them show it by their good life, by deeds done in the humility that comes from wisdom.” — James 3:13 💜 This verse reminds us that true wisdom isn’t about how much we know, but about how we live it out. Each of us has strengths — and weaknesses. That’s the beauty of the body of Christ! Where I may be strong, someone else might need help, and where I’m weak, someone else can lift me up. 🌿 It can be as simple as giving a homeless person a cold drink on a hot day, holding the door for someone, or encouraging a friend when they’re down. Big or small, these acts of service show the world God’s love through us. 👉 Question for you today: What’s one way you can use your strength to help someone else this week? 💬 My Answer: My husband and I have been praying for a better job for him. He has an amazing job now, but it isn't working out for a few reasons. God answered our prayers by randomly having a recruiter reach out to him with a job that checked more boxes than we asked for! He has thankfully been approved for the position so we will now be in a position to help people in our community! We have decided to order backpacks and fill them with essentials and a bible. Along with that we will pass out drinks and sandwiches. We are so excited to share this gift from God with people who need it. We wouldn't be able to do anything like this without God hearing our prayers and being proud of the way our hearts are changing with truly putting Him first in our life and leaning into His word for our wisdom! 🥰