THE ONE THING 1

Even the ram caught in the thicket tells the story of Jesus. It was no accident that it stood there waiting—its presence was a divine appointment. A ram is rarely trapped by its horns; it is usually the flesh that gets entangled. But this ram, preserved without blemish, was held by its strength, not its weakness. Its horns—the symbol of power, authority, and kingly dominion—were woven into the thicket as though placed there by the hand of God.

The commission remains unchanged, as the flesh, bones, and voice of Jesus—we are still called to be ministers of reconciliation. We are still ambassadors of a living, breathing, and all-powerful heavenly kingdom.

Your past doesn’t disqualify you. In Christ, shame is lifted, scars redeemed, and every broken place becomes a testimony of His relentless grace and glory.

It’s a quiet ache many of us have felt but few admit. We’re taught to trust, pray, tithe, serve, declare, fast, and we should. But sometimes, our hearts subtly twist these holy practices into formulas: If I do X, God will do Y. When life doesn’t follow that equation, disillusionment sets in.

Oftentimes, when we apply natural labels to things, we unintentionally set spiritual limits. Labels often appear harmless, but they can become liabilities when they’re not rooted in truth.

The enemy’s most effective lie isn’t always “God isn’t real”—it’s “You’ve got time.” But Scripture offers a holy interruption: Now is the day of salvation. This devotional is a wake-up call to the urgency of grace, the nearness of Christ’s return, and the danger of spiritual delay. Don’t sleep through your moment. Respond to Him—today.

You Don’t Wash Before the Bath is a powerful devotional unpacking the scandalous grace of Jesus Christ. Many believe they must fix their lives before coming to God, but the Gospel flips that lie on its head. With scriptural truth and compassionate conviction, this post exposes the myth of self-cleansing and proclaims the finished work of Jesus. Come as you are—because grace doesn’t require pre-cleaning. It invites brokenness and offers full restoration through Christ.

When we settle, we forfeit God’s best. We end up embracing counterfeits not because He hasn’t provided, but because we lack steadfastness and patience, or fear convinces us that His best is out of reach.

The miraculous demands that what is understood of God, both His acts and His ways, not be limited to that single happening.

There has been a change, and it is the Blood. The command to be holy is wrought in the finished work of Jesus, not our effort.

In this post, we examine the dynamics of belief, righteous consciousness, and bold intercession as foundational to transformative prayer.