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Day 27: Trust Through the Waves Storms prove trust.  Psalm 46:1 (ESV) calls God “…present help in trouble.”  Mom’s faith—2004, her life in the balance—taught me: “Trust Jesus.”  He always holds—always.  He’s there—calming, guiding. Doubt’s human—faith’s divine.  I’ve wavered at times—He hasn’t.  Are you sinking? Cling—He’s bigger.  Your storm will pass.  How will you rest? Continue reading “Stacking Stones Devotional”

Day 26: Bending, Not Breaking Resilience adjusts—keeps you sailing. Philippians 4:13 (ESV) says, “I can do all things through him…” What tweak keeps you going?  God’s strength fuels grit. Are you rigid?  Bend—He holds you.  If you crumble, then rise back up—He’s there.  How has adjusting helped? Trust Him—triumph’s near. What keeps you afloat?  He’sContinue reading “Stacking Stones Devotional”

Day 25: Joy After the Turn Mourn the past, then rejoice—God redeems.  John 10:10 (ESV) offers “…life… abundantly.”  Have you ever wasted time—had distractions—I sure have, but turning back brought joy.  What’s your detour?  Let go—He’s got abundance ahead. Are you stuck?  Pivot to a different direction—He’s your victory.  I’ve seen regrets paralyze people—don’t letContinue reading “Stacking Stones Devotional”

Day 24: Faith in Motion Faith’s alive when it moves. James 2:26 (ESV) warns, “…faith apart from works is dead.”. Where’s God calling you? One step proves trust—your action is needed.. I’ve lingered, wished before—nothing budged.  Faith is a verb—move it.  Are you stalled?  God meets obedience—He’s waiting.  What’s your call?  A prayer, a deed—start. Continue reading “Stacking Stones Devotional”

Day 23: Effort That Endures Change demands effort—commitment, guts.  Colossians 3:23 (ESV) says, “…work heartily, as for the Lord…” When you slack off—becone stagnate—effort will  revive you. What do you need to push through?  God honors sweat for Him. It’s not easy—but it is holy. I’ve coasted, lost ground—work woke me up.  My 5K trainingContinue reading “Stacking Stones Devotional”