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Many believers go through the motions—fasting, attending church, serving—yet miss the heart of true obedience. In Zechariah 7, God confronts His people, asking, “Did you really do it for Me?” This devotional explores what happens when rituals replace surrender, and how God desires obedient hearts, not empty habits. If you’ve been feeling distant from God, this word will call you back to deeper fellowship and true worship.

Feeling unheard in prayer? In Luke 18, Jesus shares a parable about a persistent widow to remind us to keep praying and not give up. When God seems silent, it’s not because He’s absent—it’s because He’s forming something deeper in us. Learn what it means to knock again, believe again, and trust the Father who hears every prayer. This short devotional will reignite your faith and encourage your prayer life.

Struggling to believe who God says you are? This post dives into how renewing your mind with God’s truth transforms your identity from the inside out. Learn how to take every thought captive, agree with heaven, and walk daily in victory through the Word. If you're ready to stop living by lies and start living as a loved, chosen daughter of God, this is for you.

Key Scripture:  "His divine power has given to us all things that pertain to life and godliness, through the knowledge of Him who called...

Week 3 of our “Belonging to Christ” series explores what it means to be made new in Jesus. Based on 2 Corinthians 5:17, this teaching reminds us that we are not our past. In Christ, we are a new creation—redeemed, restored, and set free from shame. Learn how to let go of old identities, walk in grace, and move forward with confidence in your true identity as a daughter of God.

Discover what it truly means to belong to Christ. In Week 2 of our "Belonging to Christ" series, we explore how you are chosen, adopted, and deeply loved by God—regardless of performance. Based on 1 Peter 2:9, this devotional reminds you that your identity is secure in Him. Break free from rejection and people-pleasing, and learn to live from belonging, not for it. You are His, and nothing can change that.