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Sometimes, the hardest choice is the right one. Whether you're navigating decisions as a parent, spouse, friend, or leader, there are moments when following God’s direction feels uncomfortable—or even countercultural. But Romans 12:2 reminds us: true transformation and clarity come when we renew our minds in God's truth, not in worldly trends. In today’s devotional and prayer, we explore the tension between conviction and conformity, and how leaning into God’s Word gives us the courage to walk forward in obedience—even when the path feels uncertain. 📖 “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind...” — Romans 12:2 Let this moment remind you that God's will is always good, pleasing, and perfect, even when it challenges you to step out in faith. Let’s Pray Together Lord God, You are the way, and Your way is perfect. Help me not to conform to the world but to be renewed daily in Your Word. Give me courage to follow through when I feel convicted, trusting that Your plan is good, pleasing, and perfect. Thank You for guiding me and walking with me as I take steps of faith. In Jesus’ name, Amen. 📖 Today’s Bible Reading Romans 12:2 (NIV) “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind…” Conviction is an invitation from the Holy Spirit to trust God's way over popular opinion. Renewing your mind through Scripture clears away confusion and strengthens discernment. Faith isn't always easy—but it is always worth it. God equips us to take hard steps of obedience. God’s plan is always for your good, even if it challenges your comfort.

As the seasons of life change—graduations, career shifts, relationship transitions—it’s natural to look back. But sometimes, that backward glance turns into regret that weighs down the soul. In tonight’s prayer and devotional, we're reminded that God does not call us to live in shame, but to walk in freedom, healing, and forward-looking reflection. Scripture tells us in Romans 8:1, “There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” Regret chains us to what we cannot change. But Jesus redeems even our worst missteps, offering not just forgiveness but transformation. Through Christ, our past doesn’t define us—our Savior does. Let this moment of reflection lead to growth, not shame. Lay down guilt. Pick up grace. God is not finished with your story. 📖 Tonight’s Scripture Romans 8:1 (NIV) “Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” 🙏 Let’s Pray Together Heavenly Father, Thank You for walking with me through every season of life. Tonight, I lay down regret and shame at the foot of the cross, where Jesus paid for all my sins and failures. Teach me to reflect with honesty and hope, not condemnation. Restore what was lost, bring new life where I feel broken, and guide me by Your Spirit into seasons of growth and grace. In Jesus’ name, Amen. 🧠 Three Things to Meditate Upon Where regret lingers, God invites healing. What would it look like to surrender that pain to Him tonight? Shame is not your name. Replace lies with truth from Romans 8 and walk boldly in grace. Your mistakes do not define your future. Through Christ, every misstep can become part of your redemption story. 📝 This week, journal one past regret you've been carrying. Turn it into a prayer—ask God to bring wisdom and renewal from that moment. 📖 Read through Romans 8. Highlight every word of assurance and freedom that reminds you who you are in Christ. 📬 Sign up for Your Nightly Prayer to receive soul-soothing Scripture, reflection, and prayer each evening. 💬 Comment below: “I lay down regret and pick up grace” as your declaration of freedom. #YourNightlyPrayer #NoCondemnation #Romans8 #ChristianHealing #FreedomInChrist #iBelieve #FaithOverRegret #GraceNotGuilt #IdentityInJesus #EmotionalHealing

Are you walking through grief, illness, anxiety, or relational pain? Life often weighs heavy—but God's joy can still rise within you. This evening prayer and devotional reflection draws from Nehemiah 8:10, reminding us that true strength doesn't come from avoiding hardship—it comes from embracing God's joy in the midst of it. In this video, you'll reflect on: How God’s joy differs from temporary happiness Why choosing joy in suffering is a spiritual act of faith What the Bible says about finding peace and strength through trials A prayer to help you release the weight of today and rest in God's joy James told us to “count it all joy” in trials. Peter described our salvation as a source of “inexpressible and glorious joy.” Tonight, we echo those truths—anchored in God’s Word and spoken in prayer. 📖 Scripture Reading: Nehemiah 8:10 “Do not grieve, for the joy of the Lord is your strength.” 🙏 Evening Prayer Father, Thank You for offering joy that doesn’t depend on my circumstances. Even when I’m tired, afraid, or overwhelmed, You are near. Help me to lean into the strength You provide, to trust You when things don’t make sense, and to choose joy—not as denial, but as dependence on Your Spirit. Tonight, I rest in Your presence, knowing that joy is still possible with You. Amen. 💭 Meditation Prompts for Reflection Think about a time you allowed someone you love to struggle for their growth. How does this image help you trust that God may be doing the same for you right now? When you feel like you're at the end of your rope, remember this truth: Christ is the knot that holds you secure.

At 19 years old, I walked away from my faith. For over 20 years, I battled alcoholism and lived a life far from God. At 43, I found the strength to get sober, but it wasn’t until I turned 48 that I truly found peace—I found God again. This is my testimony. A story of brokenness, redemption, and the undeniable grace of God. If you’ve ever felt lost, hopeless, or too far gone, I hope my journey shows you that it’s never too late to turn back to Him.

Fruitfulness, faith, and follow-through. From the depths of Jericho to the gates of Jerusalem, Jesus calls us to serve, believe, and endure.

Live for God, life is good! Right? Or is that just foolish thinking? Does God really care, or even more, is He really there? www.toughquestionsforgod.org #jesuslife #devotions #dailydevotion #faithoverfear

His promises provide hope and reassurance during difficult times, guiding individuals through life's challenges with faith and confidence. By trusting in His promises, people often find renewed strength and a sense of purpose, leading to personal growth and a deeper sense of peace. Ultimately, believing in these promises can inspire a more fulfilling and meaningful life. Stream/Download : https://ditto.fm/testimony-precious-e... Playlist : https://radio-chart.com/playlist/21/

Students are encouraged to display their faith on National Bring Your Bible to School Day. For those who have put their faith and trust in Jesus Christ, it's a day to bring God's Word with them as they head into the classroom. Watch the short but powerful clip to learn more about National Bring Your Bible to School Day.

The world is a cold, cruel and dark place. This is often especially true for those who rely upon and trust in Jesus Christ's guidance, direction and protection. Followers of Christ can be and typically are mocked and ridiculed in many areas of society, including on popular social media platforms and, sadly, even in the news, on television and in Hollywood movies.

But despite that, the Bible makes it perfectly clear that there is power in numbers. We are stronger when we are together, especially when it comes to standing up against the evil forces in this world. Jesus, in the New Testament book of Matthew, states, "For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there I am among them." That is the idea behind National Bring Your Bible to School Day.

Oct. 2nd, designated as Bring Your Bible to School Day, "is an annual celebration that empowers Christians to live out their faith." According to Focus on the Family, more than 70,000 schools and nearly 1.3 million people participated in 2024 National Bring Your Bible to School Day.

For more information and to sign up to take part in Bring Your Bible to School Day, click here.

Matthew 28:19-20 "Go then, and make disciples of all nations, giving them baptism in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Teaching them to keep all the rules, which I have given you: and see, I am ever with you, even to the end of the world."

What is the most important thing in your life? Money? Security? Family? God? Something else? Its always been a matter of choice … #toughquestionsforgod #devotion #jesuslife

In a world that equates worth with productivity and identity with success, it's easy to feel like you're only as valuable as your latest achievement. But tonight’s devotional and prayer gently remind us of a timeless truth: **you are not what you do—**you are who God says you are. We chase checklists, accolades, and approval, yet still feel empty. That’s because our souls were never meant to be fueled by applause—they were meant to be filled by grace. Scripture says your identity is rooted in being a child of God, not a human “doing.” Even on days when you accomplish nothing by the world’s standards, you are deeply loved, fully known, and eternally valuable in Christ. 📖 Tonight’s Bible Verse Ephesians 2:10 (NIV) “For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” 🙏 Let’s Pray Together Dear Lord, When I feel like I’m not doing enough, remind me that my value isn’t measured by productivity. Thank You for loving me simply because I’m Yours. Help me find rest from the pressure to perform, and root my identity in Your unchanging truth. Teach me to live from a place of grace instead of striving. In Jesus’ name, Amen. 🧠 Three Things to Meditate Upon You are God’s masterpiece—already accepted, already loved. Productivity doesn’t define your worth—God’s Word does. Rest is not laziness—it’s worship. Slow down and be with Him.

Life doesn’t always feel tidy. Some days, our homes, relationships, and hearts feel overwhelmed by mess—physically, emotionally, or spiritually. But the beauty of grace is this: God doesn’t wait for our lives to be cleaned up to meet with us. He draws near to us in the mess, reminding us we are still loved, seen, and held. 📖 “The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:18 📖 “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” — 2 Corinthians 12:9 📖 “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28 Today’s prayer invites you to lay down perfection and receive peace. Your mess doesn’t disqualify you—it might just be the very place God wants to meet you.

Faith and politics in divided times. (Listen to Jesus)

Depression and emotional heaviness can make life feel like it’s been swallowed by darkness. Whether it stems from overwhelming circumstances or silent battles within, those moments can leave us feeling alone, helpless, and discouraged. But in today’s prayer and devotional, we’re reminded that Jesus is the Light of the World—and no darkness can overcome Him (John 1:5). If you're feeling weary, weighed down, or struggling with sadness, this prayer is for you. It points you back to the radiant, unshakable light of Christ, who walks with you even through the valley. You are not alone. His light still shines—even when you can’t feel it. 📖 Today’s Bible Reading John 1:4–5 (NIV) “In him was life, and that life was the light of all mankind. The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” 🙏 Let’s Pray Together Dear Jesus, Please help me find light when I feel surrounded by darkness. You are the Light of the World, and Your love pierces through despair. Surround me with Your brilliance and guide me to trust You even in the hardest moments. Thank You that darkness will never overcome Your light. Amen.

Disagreements are a natural part of life—whether within our families, friendships, workplaces, or church communities. But division doesn't have to follow. In today’s devotional and prayer, we reflect on the Apostle Paul’s powerful appeal to the Corinthians to be “perfectly united in mind and thought.” (1 Corinthians 1:10) True unity doesn’t mean we all have to agree on everything—it means we choose grace over pride, humility over ego, and peace over personal preference. As believers, our shared identity in Christ is stronger than any opinion that could divide us. Whether you're navigating a church conflict, tension at home, or relational strain, today’s prayer reminds us that we can disagree without being divided—and that the Spirit of Christ enables unity, even in the midst of difference. 📖 Today’s Bible Verse 1 Corinthians 1:10 (NIV) “I appeal to you, brothers and sisters, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that all of you agree with one another in what you say and that there be no divisions among you, but that you be perfectly united in mind and thought.” 🙏 Prayer for Unity Heavenly Father, Thank You for the gift of Your Word and the truth that we are one family in Christ. Help us to pursue unity in our relationships and within the church. When disagreements arise, give us wisdom to respond with grace and humility. Remind us that what unites us—Your love—is far greater than what divides us. May we be peacemakers and agents of reconciliation, reflecting Your heart in all we do. In Jesus’ name, Amen. 🧠 Three Things to Meditate Upon Disagreement is not the enemy—division is. Unity means navigating conflict with grace. Ask yourself: “Am I choosing pride or peace?” Unity often starts with humility. Jesus prayed for our unity (John 17:21). How can you be an answer to that prayer today? 💬 Have you faced disagreement recently? Comment below: “Lord, help me be a peacemaker” as your personal prayer today. Subscribe and click the bell (🔔) to receive daily devotionals and prayers that encourage spiritual growth and unity in Christ. 📲 Connect with the iBelieve Community: Facebook: facebook.com/iBelievedotcom Pinterest: pinterest.com/ibelievecom Instagram: instagram.com/ibelievecom Email Devotionals: ibelieve.com/newsletters #ChristianUnity #1Corinthians110 #YourDailyPrayer #FaithOverDivision #BiblicalPeace #PrayerForUnity #iBelieve #DailyDevotional #GraceOverPride #PeacemakerInChrist

Exploring spiritual consistency, forgiveness in relationships, and the call to relentless mercy. Includes insights from Peter, James, John.

Mark Wahlberg has revealed that his children find his movie work to be “boring” and dull. His kids are not too impressed with his high-powered acting career. Watch the short but hilarious clip where Mark talks about what his children think about his job in Hollywood.

Generally, children are not overly excited about their parents’ careers. Most of them typically do not want to hear about their mother and father talking about the ins and outs of their jobs. The kids would much rather hear about something, really anything else, other than what their parents did that day at work.

However, that would be the case for children with parents who are dentists, engineers or hold other less-than-exciting positions. For one of the biggest names in Hollywood, their children would most certainly be thrilled and excited to hear about their parents’ jobs, right? Well, if you thought that, you’d be 100 percent wrong.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Mark Wahlberg said that his family recently visited him on the set of one of his upcoming movies. According to Mark, his kids couldn’t care less about his career in Hollywood. He adds that they used to be somewhat interested in what he does for a living, but not much anymore.

“The kids are no longer in the Transformer days,” he said. They were interested. They wanted to come see the action. They wanted to see Bumblebee. Now they’re like, ‘Dad, this is boring. Your job is stupid.’”

He also added that they aren’t so much interested in what he does until they get the opportunity to meet someone they are a fan of. When that happens, they show a little more interest in their father’s line of work.

He mentioned that even though his kids aren’t into his acting career, he still appreciated and loved having his family visit the set to spend time with him.

Ephesians 6:4 “And, you fathers, do not make your children angry: but give them training in the teaching and fear of the Lord.”

This doctor’s dedication to and love for his patients will bring tears to your eyes. Be sure to grab the tissues before watching this story because you will need them. Watch the short but powerful clip about one doctor’s unbelievable love for and devotion to the people he treats.

Doctors are constantly thought of as being aloof and uncaring. Most people would probably agree that many doctors and medical professionals don’t see patients as people but as case files, something to treat and nothing more. While that kind of mentality might allow doctors to keep their emotions from impacting their work, it can make for unhappy, scared patients.

People are much more than their diseases, conditions or their ability or inability to pay for medical care. In times of great uncertainty, especially following a horrible medical diagnosis, having a medical professional who cares about the patient can make all the difference. Dr. Michael Zollicoffer is one of those doctors. He genuinely loves the people he treats.

A clip posted on YouTube tells the unbelievable true story of Michael Zollicoffer, a doctor who works in Baltimore’s poorest neighborhoods. He says he absolutely “loves people” and will see anyone even if they cannot pay.

“Forget that dollar bill,” he said. “I’m going to see you no matter what. You walk in that door; you will be seen. You bring your grandma with you, I’ll see her, too.”

The clip adds that Michael has been a practicing physician for nearly 40 years and has never taken a vacation. Additionally, he gives every patient his cell phone number and tells them to call him when needed, no matter the day or time.

So, when Dr. Zollicoffer was diagnosed with cancer, the community returned the favor and stepped up for him in a big way. The community raised more than $100,000 to pay for his cancer treatments.

“You know what, I’m going to say something that may seem crazy as heck,” he said. “I’m thankful that I got cancer because I am the happiest man on the planet, no matter what the outcome. What we have shown and why we sitting here in this table right now, to show America, this is what you’re about. We about giving. I can’t make it without them, and nor can they do it without me.”

Galatians 6:10 “So then, as we have the chance, let us do good to all men, and especially to those who are of the family of the faith.”

An unexpected marathon moment showed true kindness in action. The move, which no one saw coming, will restore your faith in humanity, at least momentarily anyway. Watch the short but powerful clip to see what happened between a marathon runner and a spectator that will inspire and uplift you, and leave you feeling a little bit better about the world.

The world is a sad, cold, cruel and frightening place. This is far too true, and we see evidence and examples nearly everywhere we look. Turn on any evening news broadcast – local or national – and you’ll see story after story of people being incredibly horrible to one another for no reason at all. Log onto social media, and you’ll also see this kind of treatment. Cruel, cold, sarcastic and vile comments and replies fill those popular platforms.

Sin has destroyed and ruined this world. But occasionally, we see glimpses and small, tiny examples showing us that maybe not everything is lost. Perhaps not everyone is as uncaring, cruel and downright horrible as the 24-hour news channels and social media would lead us to believe. That’s precisely what happened in a clip posted on social media.

One man was participating in the Berlin Marathon in Germany when disaster struck. His right shoe came apart, and he was still determined to finish the race, but just with one less shoe. However, as he removed his shoe and was about to continue running, a spectator unexpectedly stepped forward and offered the man one of his shoes. They shook hands, exchanged phone numbers and the runner went on his way.

However, other people stopped the kind and generous act between the two men, and people literally started cheering as the man with two different shoes ran by them.

Kindness can happen anywhere, and even the tiniest act can bring a little hope to this lost and broken world.

Ephesians 4:32 “And be kind to one another, full of pity, having forgiveness for one another, even as God in Christ had forgiveness for you.”

✝️ Overcoming the Devil | Matthew 4:1–11 In the wilderness, after fasting forty days and nights, Jesus was tested by the devil. Three times He was tempted — with bread, with power, and with glory. Three times He resisted — standing firm on the Word of God. This powerful passage reminds us that when we face trials and temptation, God’s Word gives us the strength to overcome. 🙏 Prayer: Lord, help us to resist temptation. Strengthen us with Your Word. Guide us to trust You always. Amen. 🔔 Subscribe to True Pasture for more: Inspiring Bible stories Catholic saints of the day Uplifting prayers and reflections

We carry so many things that were never meant for our shoulders—outcomes we can’t dictate, people we can’t change, futures we can’t predict. But tonight’s prayer and devotional remind us that God never asked us to manage the world—He asked us to trust Him with it. When life feels uncertain and control slips through your fingers, Psalm 55:22 gives this life-giving command: “Cast your cares on the LORD and he will sustain you.” Letting go isn’t giving up—it’s giving back. It’s handing over the illusion of control and exchanging it for God’s faithful care. Whether you’re worried about your family, health, finances, relationships, or the state of the world, this prayer invites you to place it all in God’s hands—because they’re stronger, steadier, and always at work for your good. 📖 Tonight’s Scripture Psalm 55:22 (NIV) "Cast your cares on the LORD and he will sustain you; he will never let the righteous be shaken." 🙏 Your Nightly Prayer Lord, You see the burdens I’m carrying—the ones I talk about and the ones I silently hold. So many things feel out of my hands, but they were never meant to stay in my hands. Help me to release my grip on what I can’t control. Show me how to trust Your plans, rest in Your presence, and walk in peace even when I don’t know what tomorrow holds. Thank You for carrying what I cannot. In Jesus’ name, Amen. 🧘 Three Things to Meditate Upon Tonight What worries are you clinging to that you could place in God’s hands instead? Write them down and pray through them. Reflect on a time in the past when God worked things out in a way you couldn’t have predicted—what does that reveal about His trustworthiness? Repeat Psalm 55:22 aloud as your evening mantra: “Cast your cares on the Lord and He will sustain you.” Subscribe and click the bell (🔔) to receive nightly encouragements and prayers that bring peace, rest, and a reset of your heart. 📲 Connect with us on Social Media: Facebook: facebook.com/iBelievedotcom Pinterest: pinterest.com/ibelievecom Instagram: instagram.com/ibelievecom Newsletters: ibelieve.com/newsletters Feeling overwhelmed by what’s out of your control? Comment “I cast my cares on You, Lord” as a declaration of surrender.