Daily Hope Devotionals - Psalm 37

You may not hear the word “fret” much anymore. It’s an older word that just means “worry.” When you fret, you get stressed out, anxious, and impatient. You worry because things are either happening too … Continue reading What to Do When You Start to Worry


If you want God to use you, then you need to fortify your faith. The Bible says in 1 Timothy 4:7, “Spend your time and energy in the exercise of keeping spiritually fit” (TLB).  I … Continue reading Four Habits to Fortify Your Faith

It’s frustrating when you’re in a hurry and God isn’t. And God is never in a hurry!  The Bible says a day is like a thousand years and a thousand years like a day to … Continue reading Wait Patiently on God’s Timing

One reason people struggle with contentment is because we’re always looking for explanations for why things happen in our lives. But God doesn’t tell us why most things happen, and that can frustrate us. Sometimes … Continue reading Why Doesn’t God Tell You Why?

Persistent prayer tests your desires. When you start praying for a breakthrough, you’re going to find that your prayer evolves and develops as you hone in on what you really want. Everybody has desires. The … Continue reading Praying for Your Deepest Desires

Have you ever thought about the link between faith and obedience? When you trust someone, you do what they say. If you don’t do what someone tells you to do, it means you don’t trust … Continue reading Obedience Is the Key That Unlocks God’s Promises

What does God want you to do while you’re waiting on an answer to your prayer? Psalm 37:7 says, “Be still in the presence of the LORD, and wait patiently for him to act” (NLT). … Continue reading What to Do While You Wait for an Answer

You may be at what you think is a dead end in your life. “We’re never going to get out of debt!” “I’m never going to have a baby.” “My dream is never going to … Continue reading Three Mistakes to Avoid When Seeking God’s Will

You may not hear the word “fret” much anymore. It’s an older word that just means “worry.” When you fret, you get stressed out, anxious, and impatient. You worry because things are either happening too … Continue reading What to Do When You Start to Worry