Devotionals For The Busy

We may be tempted to bottle up anger inside, or let it out on others and cause hurt. God always has a listening ear. You can trust to tell Him how you feel and He will give you the release you need.

Are you friends with yourself? Do you enjoy your own company? If not, I want to inspire you to love on yourself, because you are worth it! Listen now.

The message for today is simple, if God brings you to it, He will bring you through it! Listen now for encouragement, knowing that everything will be ok.

Did you know that keeping secrets can mentally, physically, and emotionally sick? Trust God today with your deepest secrets and watch Him give you the freedom and peace you deserve.

I encourage you to not put your trust in the opinions of people. Stay confident in who God has called you to be!

What will you choose to do when faced with a difficultly? Will you worry and stress or will you cast your burdens and trust God? Listen now for encouragement.

It’s not a bad thing to be “going through something.” It’s an indicator that we have the willpower to keep moving and not get stuck. Listen now for inspiration.

I encourage you today to let go of any burdens or guilt that is weighing you down and holding you back. Boldly step forward and receive God’s forgiveness and embrace your future.

In all things, we must learn to give thanks for what we have and learn to be contented with what God has blessed us with.

God knows our thoughts, but He responds to our prayers. I encourage you today to call on Him to see you through whatever difficulties you may be facing.

It’s easier to share God’s love with others when we have a humble heart. Approaching others with an holier than thou attitude will only push them away from God’s love.

We all go through different seasons in life. Some seasons are more joyful than others, but in the end, we have the confidence that God will be there each step of the way.

We serve an amazing God! He never lacks power and His love never fails. Listen now for encouragement.

The message is simple, God sees you, hears you, and understand when tears are the only way you can express yourself. He gives us hope! Listen now!

Do you find yourself committing the same sin over and over again? You might feel all alone, but you are not! As humans, temptations show up whether we like it or not. However, there is a solution. Listen now to find out what it is.

Loyalty is a vital component of any authentic friendship. We must stand up and demonstrate loyalty when naysayers and gossipers threaten to ruin our friendships. Listen now for encouragement.

Friends, remember that when you are weak, Jesus is strong! When temptations strike, cling closer to Jesus as He has the power to fight the enemy.

It can be very stressful when money is short and the bills and financial responsibilities keep piling up. However, rest assured that God will provide for your needs!

No matter how difficult and dismal life may seem, Jesus is your hope. Never give up because you feel helpless, cry out to Jesus and He will deliver you.

When we do good to others, let us be humble. We do not need an audience as God sees every good deed and will reward you.

In life, we learn that it is important to take directions, as it can make a difference and save us from unintended consequences. Listen now for inspiration.

Don’t allow the devil to sow seeds of jealousy in your heart and pull you into his death trap. Trust God to deliver you and to bless your heart with peace and contentment.

When we forgive, it should not only be with our words, but is should also be from our hearts! It’s time to let go of bitterness and truly forgive each other, so that God will forgive us of our own wrongs.

We should never use silence as a weapon against each other. Instead, use it as a tool to meditate, pray, and reflect on God’s word.

How many times have we said it was “my fault” when someone else’s actions had deep consequences? This is a weapon the devil uses to sow guilt and pain in our hearts. Listen now to learn more about not falling in the trap of the “blame game.”