Daily Hope Devotionals - Worry

If you want to make healthy choices—to be well and whole again—you have to become meek. Now meek doesn’t mean you are weak, even though the two words sound similar. The truth is, meekness and … Continue reading Meekness Does Not Equal Weakness

The Bible teaches that God is the source of our finances. He is the one who provides for our needs. What does this mean? It means that instead of looking to your employer or your … Continue reading God Is the Only Source for Your Finances

The good thing about the future is that it doesn’t hit you all at once. If you could see every event in your entire life (good and bad) laid out ahead of you, it would … Continue reading Plan for Tomorrow but Live for Today

Have you ever been so worried that you felt like you physically weighed more because of the emotional weight you were carrying? Worry is emotional weight that hinders your progress to spiritual maturity. The Bible … Continue reading The Only Way to Release Your Worry

One of the major causes of hopelessness is an uncertain future. So if you want to live with hope, you must anchor your future in God’s promises to you. When you buy an insurance policy, … Continue reading To Live with Hope, Remember God’s Promises

The anchor is as old a symbol of Christianity as the cross is. In fact, during the first 300 years of Christianity, believers used the anchor, not the cross, to secretly identify themselves. In a … Continue reading A Weary Soul Needs a Steady Anchor

The only thing in all of creation that worries is a human being. Plants don’t worry. Animals don’t worry. Only human beings act as if we don’t have a heavenly Father. When you worry about … Continue reading Hope in God, Not Your Bank Account

God is a caring, loving, and compassionate Father. He loves you more than you will ever understand. He loves you more than you can ever comprehend! God is love, and he made you to love … Continue reading God Is Aware, and He Cares

Worrying about what cannot be changed won’t give you peace. Becoming resentful or bitter about what cannot be changed will not give you peace. Feeling guilty about things that cannot be changed will not give … Continue reading Accept What Cannot Be Changed

Everyone trusts something. The question is, in what—or in whom—do you place your trust? Our society tends to spurn trust—or at least we say we do. We’re skeptical of everyone and everything. We don’t trust … Continue reading Not Trusting God Leads to Stress