Seeking God isn’t just about tears and worship—it’s about engaging all our senses, setting aside time, thoughts, and ourselves to consecrate our lives to Him. As we step forward together, we’re declaring our desire to know His presence and His will. It’s time to seek Him with everything we are.

We need Christmas because the world is broken, filled with people searching for something to make them feel whole. The peace of God—the peace that surpasses understanding—is the only thing that can bring true completeness, and that peace comes through union with our Creator. We all ask ourselves, Why am I here? What’s my purpose? We collect things, go through the motions, but none of it fills the emptiness. True fulfillment is found in returning to our source, the One who gives us meaning and purpose.

What caused you to shift your relationship with God? Remember that time when everything felt aligned—Jesus first, joy, prayer, and godliness? But then, something changed. What was it? What knocked you out of alignment?

I’m cultivating something in your life that will help you later—drawing closer to God and finding true joy. When you connect with this, everything changes. Your approach to parenting shifts, your job takes on new meaning, and the way you interact with others transforms. It’s not about just showing up to punch the clock or get through the day; it’s about serving people in whatever role you have. Whether you’re answering calls, working in a restaurant, or dealing with customers, you’re there to serve. When you live with the mindset of service for Christ, you start to spill joy and purpose into everything you do. This change in perspective brings meaning to your work and relationships. So, ask yourself: where do I need to start? Do I need to get right with God, learn to love myself, and live a life of purpose? You can take that first step today toward a life of joy and service.

Sometimes what we think we want isn’t what’s best for us. Trust that something better is on the way, and that God’s plan is always for our good. Staying grounded in His Word opens our eyes to the obstacles He places in our path, protecting us from harm and guiding us through what our limited vision cannot see..

Doing ordinary, obedient tasks can become spiritually meaningful when we dedicate them to God. What may seem mundane in everyday life can take on eternal significance when approached with faith and a heart aligned with His will. Through this, God transforms simple acts into opportunities for growth, service, and deeper connection with Him.

Jesus is the same today as He was in the past, and He will remain the same forever. His nature—love, life, and transformation—never changes. He is still actively at work, filling empty lives with His presence, performing miracles, and gifting His people with spiritual blessings. Through prophecy, the baptism of the Holy Spirit, and revival, Jesus continues to refresh, renew, and empower His followers, bringing life and purpose to those who seek Him. Life in the Church is more vibrant when these gifts are in use, as He continues to transform and overflow lives with His love.

Despite all our flaws, He still chooses to love us, to create us in His image, and to fill us with His Spirit. It may not always make sense, but I’m so grateful that He does. Today, I encourage you to lift your eyes, open your heart, and trust Him. Believe that He can work in you—transforming you, filling you, and lifting you out of the low places.  Whether you need encouragement, healing, or provision, know that today can be a fresh start. Let’s walk in the fullness of His love.

The fire of God’s love is rekindled in us time and again. Today, remember just how deeply He cares for you, gifting you with a spirit of love, confidence, and self-control. Even when you feel you’ve messed up, don’t let guilt overshadow your zeal for God. Instead, become passionate about reclaiming your time and energy from distractions that pull you away from Him. Prioritize your prayer time and let that holy fervor drive you to focus solely on His presence.

We take the Sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God, to be fully integrated into our lives—holding it in our hands, filling our minds, and warming our hearts in Jesus’ name. As we navigate through the season of costumes and distractions, we must ask for guidance: “Lord, empower me to apply Your Word in my life.” When we invite the Word to inspire and convict us, we start to live it out daily. As we pray and meditate on Scripture, we not only embrace God’s armor but also wield the Sword, enabling us to engage in spiritual battles with victory and purpose.