Today’s devotional reminded me that all things are possible with God. It’s true — anything can happen if we surrender our will and allow Him to work in us. On our own, we stumble. With God, the impossible becomes possible.
He gives me patience I could never muster on my own — patience to walk with people who don’t yet believe in themselves, or even in me. It doesn’t matter, because my faith isn’t in human strength. My faith is in Christ, and with Him, anything is possible.
I’ve found that I am strongest when I am serving others. The joy comes when I see someone take a step closer to Jesus. That’s when I know God has used me for His work.
But recovery — whether from addiction, pride, or old habits — always comes with setbacks. Enthusiasm can fade, patience can wear thin, and the old ways can look tempting again. That’s when I have to remember: setbacks don’t erase progress. They are simply reminders to press into God even more.
The Holy Spirit whispers, “Don’t give up. You’re closer than you think.” And I won’t. My mission is to stay loyal to Christ, to let Him guide me no matter what. The old life offers nothing but destruction. The new life in Christ offers freedom, strength, and hope.
Scripture for Today
“Jesus looked at them and said, ‘With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.’” – Matthew 19:26 (NIV)
Prayer
Lord, thank You that with You nothing is impossible. Give me strength to endure setbacks, patience to walk with others, and faith to trust Your plan. Keep me loyal to You, no matter where You lead. Amen.