God is perfectly fair, but not equal in distribution of blessings, roles, or circumstances. It's like coaching basketball: Playing time is assigned fairly based on the coach's wisdom, strategy, and what's best for the team—not equally to every player regardless of effort, talent, personality, or background. Some get more minutes, some less, but the decisions serve a greater purpose.

Today, let's pause in those decision points and ask: Am I choosing the stew of the moment, or the lasting inheritance God has for me? May we live differently—prioritizing the eternal over the temporary, integrity over impulse, and God's will above all.

God knows us completely—our hidden motives, our selfish grabs, our deceptions big and small. He formed us in the womb, calls us by name, and claims us as His own. No imperfection, no past failure, no ongoing struggle can thwart His redemptive plan or cancel His promises.

Worry often reveals where our trust really lies. When we choose anxiety over faith, we replace trust in God with self-reliance: obsessive planning, playing the victim, deflecting blame, avoiding accountability, or chasing human solutions like alliances, wealth, or schemes.

Just as a potsherd is a shattered piece of clay, so are we when broken by life or our own choices. Yet God, the Master Potter, has the power to restore us, reshape us, and make us whole again—into the vessel He originally designed.

So often, when we're in those dark, humiliating, or desolate places—feeling broken, unworthy, or cast aside—that's exactly where God meets us. In the stillness, He invites us to stop striving, stop fighting, stop yelling back at life... and simply listen. Be still. Hear His voice.

God wants our hearts, not just our habits.

Flip the submission: Stop trying to get God to submit to your agenda, and start submitting yours to His. Desire His will above your own.

Think about your own routines. Where can you naturally weave in conversation with God?

God works powerfully with raw honesty, but He has little patience for pretense or performance. He doesn't play hide-and-seek. Give Him the unfiltered truth.

Prayer is about Connection, not Communication

Yet at every stage—before we plan, while we plan, when plans must shift, when they fail, or even when they succeed—we are to seek God's guidance through constant prayer and humble petition.

We all love quick results, but meaningful endeavors rarely deliver instant success. Even after you start the hard work, progress may not come as fast as you’d hoped.

There's real power in putting pen to paper. Writing clarifies our thoughts, deepens our commitment, and helps us internalize what matters most. That's why, every morning, I start my day by writing down my goals and aspirations—then praying over them. I call it the launch of "The Discipline Day."

When people take the time to think about and plan for positive actions or outcomes, they are likely to experience love and loyalty in their lives. It implies that good intentions and thoughtful actions can lead to rewarding relationships and a sense of trustworthiness from others.

True planning begins with surrender. When we align our hearts with Him, the Holy Spirit guides us to discover God's will.

How has God's enduring love shown up in your creation (your very existence), your deliverance (times He rescued you), or your daily provision? In a world of change and uncertainty, this truth anchors us—His love endures forever.

Everything else is fleeting, but God's love is the one possession that never fails. It's given freely, not because we deserve it (none of us do), but because of who He is—our Provider, Redeemer, and faithful Father.

God's love is not earned; it is who He is. No matter where you are—struggling with sin, feeling unsteady, or simply needing reassurance—call on Him. He is slow to anger, quick to forgive, and abounding in love that never fails.

God’s love isn’t a flaky situationship, a limited-time offer, or a “terms & conditions apply” deal. It’s FOREVER (eternal banger), UNFAILING (never runs out of battery), and FAITHFUL (shows up every single time, no cap).