This daily devotional discusses the importance of loyalty in exposing wrongdoers to leadership. It uses the example of Joseph and his loyalty to his father, which led to his father's special love for him. The author emphasizes the value of loyalty and questions how we treat those who are loyal to us.

Learn how to counteract the persistent nature of demonic attacks with an even more persistent determination to be free. Satan is a relentless and unyielding enemy, but with Christ and the Word, you can prevail over him. Start your day with blessings and submit yourself to God.

The Bible is a reliable source of direction for Christians. It contains instruction on every possible issue that may arise. The Word of God is a lamp and a light for Christians. Jesus Christ called Himself the light of this world. People who have tried to live their lives without Christ and the Word have discovered that it is painful to stumble around in the darkness. Start your day with blessings.

The article discusses the importance of truth in one's character and how lying and stealing always go together. The author warns readers to watch out for liars and people who sow discord and division within the community. The article encourages readers to start their day with blessings.

The article talks about the importance of obedience to fathers, whether natural or spiritual. It emphasizes that it will be well with sons and daughters who trust and obey their fathers. The article also encourages readers to submit their will to the will of their Father and follow Jesus' example.

The article talks about the importance of obedience to fathers, whether natural or spiritual. It emphasizes that it will be well with sons and daughters who trust and obey their fathers. The article also encourages readers to submit their will to the will of their Father and follow Jesus' example.

In this daily devotional, Dag Heward-Mills discusses the importance of pastors seeing their congregation as God's garden and themselves as farmers who plant seeds with every sermon. He explains that the type of seeds you pour into the ground determines the type of harvest you are going to get, and that there are short-term and long-term harvests of the Word. He encourages pastors to preach about what they want and not about what they have, as this principle will guide them into preaching the right things and ultimately lead to a congregation of people that are the exact products of their teaching.

In this devotional, Dag Heward-Mills emphasizes the importance of paying the price of suffering before enjoying the higher blessings of God. He shares a story of a successful minister who had to go through many difficulties before achieving success. The devotional ends with a reminder that the glory of God will surely come after the sacrifice.

Develop a personal relationship with the Holy Spirit. Hear Him speaking to you personally. When the Bible becomes a living message from God to you, you will always have a source of direction and encouragement. Make positive confessions. Your faith must speak when you need encouragement. Remember that joy comes in the morning!

In this devotional, Dag Heward-Mills discusses the group nature of demonic activities and how teams of evil spirits carry out most of Satan's plans. He uses the example of the four spiritual horses in Revelation 6:2-8 to illustrate how demons work in groups to cause destruction. The problems of any country seldom emanate from a single cause, and we are called to join in the fight against Satan's agents by praying for nations and rulers to avert war and destruction.