The Daily Promise

Saturday is review day on The Daily Promise. Every Saturday, we review the promises of the week so we can allow them to go deep into our hearts and lives. Here are the promises we covered this week. Isaiah 44:3 - God Gives Water to the Thirsty Psalm 90:2 – I Will Number My Days Isaiah 43:19 - God is Doing a New Work John 10:10 – Jesus Promises Abundant Life 1 Corinthians 10:13 – You Have Victory O...

Today's Promise: John 10:10 Jesus came to give you life. Not just life, but abundant life, overflowing life, unending life. Abundant life is eternal life. There is no fear of death for the Christian. We know that when we close our eyes in death, we open them in the presence of God. But we don't have to wait for heaven to experience the abundant life that Jesus promised. The abundant life begins th...

Today's Promise: Isiah 43:19 Aren't you glad you serve the God of new beginnings? Every 24 hours, He gives us a new day and a new year every 365 days. I believe God gives us each new year as a chance to start afresh. No matter what last year was like, we can pick up a new calendar and start anew. The God of new beginnings wants to do a new thing in your life today. If you let Him, this year can be...

Today's Promise: Psalm 90:12 If we aren't careful, life has a tendency to slip away. God commands us to number our days. Numbering your days reminds you that you have a limited number of days. It teaches you to treasure each day and live with intention. Every moment is precious. Every day and year is a gift from the Lord. Count every day and use it for God's glory.

Today's Promise: Isaiah 44:3 Have you ever been really thirsty? Have you ever been so thirsty you would give anything for a cool drink of water? There is another thirst that goes beyond hot summer days: the thirst of the soul. When you are spiritually thirsty, your heart and spirit have dried up, and there is no water. God promises to pour out the refreshing water of the Holy Spirit on those who a...

Saturday is review day on The Daily Promise. Every Saturday, we review the promises of the week so we can allow them to go deep into our hearts and lives. Here are the promises we covered this week. Luke 2:10-12 – The Good News of Jesus' Birth Romans 15:13 – My Prayer for You Psalm 92:12-14 – You Will Flourish in Your Old Age Jeremiah 32:27 – In Anything Too Hard for God?

Today's Promise: Jeremiah 32:27 Nothing is too difficult for your God. No matter what you are facing or what you are going through, your God can handle it. When God calls you to a new ministry or to take on a new responsibility, He can handle it. If you are struggling with a decision or facing a problem you feel you just can't handle, remember, "God's got this." If God can create the universe just...

Today's Promise: Psalm 92:12-14 As followers of Christ, God promises we can thrive and be fruitful now and in our old age.  In this promise, the psalmist says four things about the righteous man or those who have the righteousness in Christ. First, you will flourish like a palm tree. God promises that you can thrive even when life is difficult. Second, as you walk with the Lord, you will be strong...

Today's Verse: Romans 15:13 Today, I echo the prayer the Apostle Paul made for the church in Rome. I am praying you remember that the God you serve is the hope-filled and hope-giving God. He is the source of all hope. You can't muster up hope; it only comes from God. Today, I am praying God fills you with Joy and peace that come only from Him. As you trust in the Lord and walk in joy and peace, ho...

Today's Promise: Luke 2:10-11 The angels delivered a promise to the shepherds that night in the fields outside Bethlehem. In this episode, we explore four truths in that angelic proclamation. Jesus is the Lord and Savior of the world.

Saturday is review day on The Daily Promise. Every Saturday, we review the promises of the week so we can allow them to go deep into our hearts and lives. Here are the promises we covered this week. Matthew 2:1-2 - Seeking Jesus. Isaiah 9:6 – Wonderful Counselor. Matthew 1:23 – Born of a Virgin. Isaiah 7:14 – Call Him Immanuel. John 3:16 – God's Greatest Christmas Promise.

Promise Verse: John 3:16 The greatest promise of all is the promise of God's love. His love sent Jesus to be born of a manger, die for our sins, and bridge the gap between God and us. This is the promise of Christmas. His love for you is more than you could ever comprehend. He loves you and will never stop loving you. Your past doesn't matter because God loves you today.

Today's Promise: Isaiah 7:14 The prophet Isaiah prophesied the birth of Jesus seven hundred years before Christ was born. Isaiah When the angel appeared to Joseph in Matthew 1, he quoted this prophecy and then added a definition of the word Immanuel: God with us. The promise of Christmas was that God moved from the temple to God walking among us. Because of the manger, God dwelt with His people. G...

Today's Promise: Matthew 1:23 At the heart of Christianity is the virgin birth. Here are four reasons why the virgin birth is important. 1. It shows the uniqueness of Jesus. Jesus had an early mother, but His father was God. 2. It showed His sinless perfection. He didn't carry the sinful nature of Adam. 3. It broke the chain of sin. Just as sin came into the world through Adam, Jesus brought right...

Today's Promise: Isaiah 9:6 As Isaiah describes the coming Messiah, he calls Him the Wonderful Counselor. There are two important aspects of this title. First, he describes the incredible power of this ruler of all ages. He will be the supernatural king who will reign and rule for all eternity. This mighty and powerful king will also be One who is full of wisdom and compassion. Second, Jesus would...

Today's Promise: Matthew 2:1-2 After the birth of Jesus, wise men show up, asking where the King of the Jews was born. Although Jesus came to the Jews, some of the first people who came to worship Him were not Jews but Gentiles. What a wonderful example of how Jesus was the Savior for all people. Jesus invites you and me to seek Him with all our hearts. He promises that when we seek Him, we will f...

Saturday is review day on The Daily Promise. Every Saturday, we review the promises of the week so we can allow them to go deep into our hearts and lives. Here are the promises we covered this week. Matthew 10:42 – Give and it Will be Given to You. Psalm 31:19 – Goodness is Stored Up for You Isaiah 9:6 – God's Plan for Christmas. John 1:14 – God Lived Among Us. Luke 1:38 – May Your Word be Fulfill...

Today's Promise: Luke 1:38 When God chose to fulfill his promise of salvation to the world, He didn't choose a famous person or even a wealthy person to accomplish it. God chose a young woman from a no-name family living in a tiny little community. God chooses the weak and the powerless to astound the world. You don't have to be powerful or wise, rich, or famous for God to use you. Mary's answer t...

Today's Promise: John 1:14 John gives two important facts about Jesus. First, He was the God who became flesh. The creator God stepped into His creation. He took on our form, walked among us, and experienced our world. Second, Jesus was all God and all man. Jesus is completely unique. He was all of God and all of man wrapped up in one body. Jesus is the great God-man. Since Jesus walked on this ea...

Today's Promise: Isaiah 9:6 From the moment Adam and Eve brought sin into the world, God had a plan. He promised, right in the garden, that one would come who would crush the head of Satan and restore what sin had destroyed. The prophet Isaiah echoed what God said in the garden with new details of who this person would be. The promise of Christmas is that the baby in a manger would bring new freed...

Today's Promise: Psalm 31:19 God has stored up goodness and mercy to those who fear and take refuge in Him. Fearing the Lord is honoring Him for who He is. Taking refuge in the Lord is placing your trust in Him. Imagine a huge warehouse in heaven filled with every blessing you will ever need. God has anticipated your need before you even ask. When you fear and trust the Lord, you open the doors to...

Today's Promise: Matthew 10:42 The Kingdom of God often works the opposite of the world and our thinking. Jesus has just finished dropping a list of things His followers should do. All are contrary to the way we would normally act. Jesus commands His followers to be generous givers. We are to be conduits of His blessings. When God blesses us, we pass those blessings along to others. When you give...

Saturday is review day on The Daily Promise. Every Saturday, we review the promises of the week so we can allow them to go deep into our hearts and lives. Here are the promises we covered this week. Genesis 50:20 – What was Meant for Evil, God used for Good. 2 Timothy 2:13 – When we are Unfaithful, God is Faithful. Genesis 1:1 – The Promise of a Creator. Romans 5:1-2 – You can Overcome Every Tempt...

Today's Promise: 1 Samuel 7:12 Today we look at how reviewing God's help in the past gives you new strength to face today's problems. When God gave victory to the Children of God over the Philistines, the prophet Samuel created a stone monument saying, "Thus for the Lord has helped us." When your faith is weak, take some time to review all God has done for you In the past. When you remember all Go...

Today's Promise: Hebrews 2:18 As a Christian, you will be tempted. Every day, the world around you and the invisible kingdom of darkness come against you. Their goal is to move you from obedient dependence on God to independent rebellion toward God. If they can't cause you to sin, they will try to distract you and keep your eyes off the Lord Jesus. When you are faced with temptation, know that Jes...