Scripture Reference: John 12:1-8 Today’s Thought: Her perfume wasn’t just fragrance—it was faith. Her offering wasn’t just expensive—it was prophetic. Her worship wasn’t convenient—it was costly. And Jesus called it beautiful .       Pour Out Your life today Devotional: We live in a world that glorifies busyness. Even within the church, our calendars are filled with service, programs, and ministry events. These acts of service are good—they are biblical. Yet even the good can

Scripture: Haggai 1:4 -9 Thought:  Distraction is apathy’s doorway; neglect is its hallway; and soon the dust of indifference coats the room of our soul . Devotional: Apathy is rarely a loud rebellion—it’s usually a slow drift. Israel had returned from exile with the zeal to rebuild God’s temple, yet over time that fire dimmed. What was once urgent became optional, then neglected entirely. Their focus shifted from God’s purposes to personal comfort: “paneled houses” for thems

S cripture : Psalms 46:10, Proverbs 9:10, Luke 10:38-42, Luke 2 and Matthew 2 Thought : For true adoration, one must find oneself close to the throne and the feet of the Master Adoration is a word we often use in worship settings, but what does it really mean in the light of Scripture? Is it simply another word for praise? Is it a posture, a song, a feeling? This study will explore the biblical foundation of adoration, the examples given to us in the Word, and how we can appr

Scripture : Psalms 46:10, Proverbs 9:10, Luke 10:38-42, Luke 2, and Matthew 2 Thought : For true adoration, one must find oneself close to the throne and the feet of the Master. Understanding Adoration: Adoration in Scripture is far more than a posture of thanksgiving or praise—it is a surrendered awe before the God we serve. It is a time to focus entirely on Him: His attributes, His character, His holiness, His majesty. In our prayers, we often bring petitions for our own ne