Truth Devo Week 32 – Restore – Praying for Restoration
When we talk about restoration using a military metaphor, we are not only talking about a soldier returning from physical combat. We are talking about…
When we talk about restoration using a military metaphor, we are not only talking about a soldier returning from physical combat. We are talking about…
After a battle, a wise commander understands that a soldier cannot immediately return to the front line without first going through a process of recovery,…
A trained soldier does not enter battle focused on comfort, distraction, or what feels easy in the moment. Their attention is directed toward mission, instruction,…
Most soldiers do not naturally enjoy exhausting drills, correction from authority, or uncomfortable preparation, yet these very processes prepare them for survival in battle. God…
As Christians, we need to get into the habit of reaching out to people with the best news ever–the good news of Jesus. It is…
Missions have always been one way to reach out to the unsaved and tell them about Jesus. Missions have existed long before now and continue…
God wants you to be healed. In case you aren’t certain about the above statement, or you forgot about it; here is a reminder for…
In the Army, every soldier steps into the field already supported by a system they do not fully see yet fully rely on. Supplies are…
Once you are part of the Army, you understand you are part of a mission. Your skills and creativity are not for self-promotion but for…
In the military, the rifleman on the ground carries out the plan with focus and precision. The rifleman takes strategy and turns it into execution.…
In the Army, every soldier has a defined responsibility, from leaders to medics to cooks. When one is untrained, undisciplined, or unprepared, a gap is…
There are moments in the life of every disciple when what is in front of them feels insufficient. The task seems larger than the resources…
Every soldier in Christ’s army begins as a recruit. God calls ordinary people—like Moses, Samuel, or Peter—to extraordinary missions. At first, you may feel uncertain,…
Our courage does not come from our own strength; it comes from the Spirit of Christ living within us. Peter did not know that one…
Jonah deserved the consequences of his disobedience. He ran from God’s will, choosing distance over obedience. Yet Scripture does not say, “The Lord abandoned Jonah.” It says, “The…
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