“Let us think often that our only business in this life is to please God, to love and delight ourselves in God.” ——-Brother Lawrence

“Notice that Jesus said, ‘All things, whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer.” Well, healing is part of “all things.” Therefore, healing is possible to him who believes. You must believe to tap into the source of God’s healing power. You can’t call on Him unless you believe, and you can’t believe unless you hear. That’s why hearing and healing go hand in hand. Confession: All things are possible to me because I believe. I believe God sent His Word to heal me. I call on the name of the Lord in faith, and I am healed.” ——An excerpt from “365 Days of Healing” by Pastor Mark Brazee

“God is always at work. However, you may not see the many ways He is orchestrating the blessings He sends. How should you wait for your prayers to be answered? One of the best ways is to wait with confident expectation, knowing that He is a God of the universe and that He is intimately involved in your life.” —–An excerpt from “Moments of Peace in the Presence of God” by Bethany House

“We must fill our minds with the good news of God’s Word and offset the bad news of the world. As Christians, we live in the world but we are not of it and we are to walk by faith. Second Corinthians 5:7 says, “For we walk by faith, not by sight.”
The only way to walk by faith is hear the Word of God, meditate on it, believe it and act on it.” —-An excerpt from “The Cutting Edge” by Dr. Larry Ollison

“Spiritual believers rejoice in the love of God from morning to night. The good news is, since joy is of the Spirit, it is not dependent on the flesh or the world or your circumstances. There is never a situation in which you can’t have joy, for true joy is based on the Spirit, and the Spirit is not bound by circumstance. Rejoice in the Lord always. For it’s time to get spiritual, and the spiritual are those who rejoice.” —-An excerpt from Sapphires by Jonathan Cahn

“‘Your words were found, and I ate them, and Your word was to me the joy and rejoicing of my heart!’ (Jeremiah 15:16 NKJV). The Bible tells us to “taste and see that the Lord is good.” How do we do that? Simple: eat His Word! I hope you are taking time to chew, taste and swallow the Scriptures so that you experience the benefit of joy in your heart! Need joy today? Eat God’s Word!” ——Pastor Beth Jones

“Prayer should never be a problem or a burden to you. It should be a joy! Prayer -real prayer – won’t take anything out of you, it will always put something into you! Because you are fellowshipping with God when you pray your joy will be full.” —–An excerpt from “Faith Food Devotions” by Kenneth E. Hagin

“Let the extraordinary might of the Lord make you sturdy and tough. Receive all the power the Lord has to give. Live in awareness that the ability to succeed as a Christian doesn’t come from will power or by won’t power but by the power God is willing to bestow on us daily. Be strong in God today. Today’s Thought to Take With You: I am strengthened in the Lord. His might and power are mine. I have the ability to be successful today by the power, which He imparts to me.” —– An excerpt from “A Verse A Day” by Tim Davidson

“Wanna be happy for an hour, eat a steak. Wanna be happy for a day, play golf. Wanna be happy for a week, go on a cruise. Wanna be happy for a lifetime, put your faith in Jesus Christ.” ——- Lou Holtz

“You may feel you have reasons not to be glad. I had a reason one morning when I woke up very tired from a late night of work. In my haste, I grabbed what I thought was spray gargle, but I squirted deodorant into my mouth instead! When things like this—or much worse—happen, choose to say, “I will be glad in the Lord.” You can develop a spirit of gladness and joy!” ——An excerpt from Mike Evan’s Daily Devotional