Today’s devotion focuses on Train Yourself to Be Godly from 1 Timothy 4:7–15. Paul urges Timothy — and every believer — to reject distraction, pursue spiritual discipline, and live as an example of faith and purity in a world that often pulls us away from God.

In this message we look at five practical ways to grow in godliness:
• Train yourself to be godly — spiritual maturity requires daily discipline.
• Hope in the living God — our strength and purpose come from Christ alone.
• Be an example — your life speaks louder than your age or status.
• Devote yourself to the Word — Scripture must anchor everything we do.
• Use your gifts faithfully — God equips us to serve and build others up.

You’ll be encouraged to develop consistent habits, walk by faith, and live with a heart fully surrendered to the Lord.

Memory Verse:
1 Timothy 4:12 — “Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in life, in love, in faith and in purity.”

May this devotion strengthen your walk with Jesus and help you grow in godliness day by day.

Today’s devotion focuses on The Power of God’s Word from 2 Timothy 3:16–17. Paul reminds us that Scripture is not ordinary writing — it is God-breathed, Spirit-inspired, and powerful to shape every part of our lives.

In this devotion we explore five essential truths about God’s Word:
• Scripture is God-breathed — the very voice of God speaking to us.
• Scripture teaches truth — revealing who God is and how we should live.
• Scripture rebukes and corrects — exposing sin and leading us back to the right path.
• Scripture trains us in righteousness — shaping us daily to become more like Christ.
• Scripture equips us — preparing us for every good work God calls us to do.

You’ll be encouraged to develop a deeper love for the Word, to approach it with reverence, and to let it transform every area of your life.

Memory Verse:
2 Timothy 3:16 — “All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness.”

May this devotion strengthen your faith and help you walk confidently in the power of God’s Word.

Today’s devotion takes us into the comfort and strength of Psalm 23. David reminds us that the Lord is not just a distant King — He is our Shepherd who knows us, leads us, protects us, and cares for us every day.

In this devotion we explore four key truths about God as our Shepherd:
• He provides — we lack nothing in His care.
• He leads — His voice guides our steps.
• He protects — even in the darkest valleys, we are not alone.
• He promises — His goodness follows us now and His presence awaits us forever.

Through Scripture, application, and prayer, you’ll be encouraged to rest in the Shepherd’s provision and walk confidently in His guidance.

Memory Verse:
Psalm 23:1 — “The LORD is my shepherd, I shall not be in want.”

May this message strengthen your heart and remind you that you are always safe in the Shepherd’s hands.