The Daily Promise

Today's Promise: 1 Corinthians 10:13   When it comes to temptation, You are not out on your own. God promises victory over every temptation that comes your way. Here are three things to remember about temptation: First, everyone experiences temptation. Second, God limits the temptations that come into your life. And third, God provides a way of escape in every situation you experience.

Today's Promise: Psalm 37:25 As the Psalmist looks back over his life, he becomes convinced of one thing. He has never seen God fail or abandon His people. Yet, God never promised a problem-free life. You may have experienced a season of hard times. Times when it felt like your friends deserted you, and you felt as though you were standing all alone. You may have even felt like no one cared. It is...

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...

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. Hebrews 4:12 - The Word of God is Living and Powerful.   Psalm 118:24 - I Will Rejoice. Romans 8:16 - The Spirit Tells Me I Am His. Nehemiah 8:10 - The Joy of the Lord Gives Me Strength. Isaiah 43:19 -...

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: Nehemiah 8:10 Nehemiah was a reluctant leader whom God used to restore Israel and rebuild the city of Jerusalem. The People gathered and the priests read the word of God. When they heard it, the people repented and mourned. Nehemiah stood before the people and gave them a strange command. He told them to stop weeping, go, eat, and celebrate. Don't be sorrowful, but be joyful, for...

Today's Promise: Romans 8:16 Understanding that you are a child of God is at the center of your walk with God. Until you are secure in your salvation, your Christian walk will be full of doubt, indecision, and fear. If you see yourself as a child of God, forgiven, an heir to the Kingdom of God, and empowered by the Holy Spirit, you will live that way. Just as Jesus presents us to the Father as His...

Today's Promise: Psalm 118:24 Every new day is a gift from God. When you opened your eyes this morning, you received the gift of another 24 hours. You choose to rejoice or complain. You can be glad or sad. You can be thankful or thankless. If you focus on God's blessings, your heart will be filled with joy. If you focus on your problems you'll be filled with worry and fear. You can rejoice because...

Today's Promise: Hebrews 4:12 For the Christian, the Bible is a love letter written by their Heavenly Father. The Bible is a living book. Like no other book, the Bible speaks to the heart of its reader. When you seem to be going through a dry spell in your Christian life, get into the word, and allow it to energize your spirit. The Bible also can bring healing and comfort in the darkest of times....

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 - The Wise Seek Him.   Isaiah 9:6 - The Wonderful Counselor. Matthew 1:23 - The Word Became Flesh. Isaiah 7:14 - Call His Name Emmanuel. John 3:16 - The Greatest Christmas Promise.

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 then adds 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. God is...

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 righ...

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 wou...

Today's Promise: Matthew 2:1-2 At 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 fi...

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. John 14:5-6 - I Am the Only Way.   Romans 5:2 - I Have Grace and Hope. Isaiah 9:6 - The Promise of Christmas. John 1:14 - God Became Flesh. Luke 1:38 - I Am the Lord's Servant.

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

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: Romans 5:2   Grace and hope are two powerful forces working in the life of believers. Through faith in Christ, you have access to the grace of God. God's grace is His favor. Every time you close your eyes in prayer, you exercise the grace of God. Hope is not wishful thinking. Hope understands that God is in control and is working all things together for your good.   Your hope is n...

Today's Promise: John 14:5-6 In the verses just before this promise, Jesus told the disciples how wonderful heaven would be. He said there will be a place made especially for each of His followers. As usual, they didn't understand.  One of the disciples said, "How do we know the way?" Jesus said, "I am the way." He didn't say I know the way, or I can show you the way. Jesus said, "I am the way." H...

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. Romans 4:20-21 - What I Have Promised, I Will Do.   Revelation 21:1 - I Will Live on God's New Earth. Romans 8:32 - God Freely Gives Me All Things. 1 John 3:1 - I am Part of God's Family. Psalm 119:11...

Today's Promise: Psalm 119:11 The Word of God is the foundation of the Christian life. God's Word (the Bible) gives us an understanding of God, the teachings of Jesus, and instructions on how to live the Christian life. As you read, study, and memorize God's Word, it begins to transform your thinking, your attitudes, and even how you live. As you place God's Word deep in your heart, it transforms...

Today's promise: 1 John 3:1 God has a big family. It stretches across the globe from large suburban mega-churches to small home churches. God has a diverse family. People from all walks of life, from different races, countries, and cultures, all make up the family of God. As children of God, God is making us like our brother Jesus. We are heirs to the kingdom of God. We are called to be holy and r...

Today's promise: Romans 8:32 If we could ever truly grasp that God is a good God, and He wants to bless us, it would completely transform our lives. God is not a stingy God that you have to beg for His attention or blessing. As His child, he has already blessed you with everything you need in Christ. Sure, there will be some days of trouble and trial, but God will work them for your good.   If God...

Today's promise: Revelation 21:1 So many Christians avoid reading the book of Revelation. Some think the book is too complicated or confusing. However, the book of Revelation gives us a wonderful picture of the end times. God renews and restores the Earth to a greater glory than even the garden of Eden. God will burn away the effects of sin and reveal a new heaven and Earth. I love what John Ethri...