Dori Phillips Ministries

05/13/2026

Deuteronomy 28:2 states that all these blessings will flow and overtake a person and that if one obeys the Lord, “all these blessings will come upon you and overtake you if you listen to the voice of the Lord.”

Ephesians 3:20 highlights God’s ability to do “superabundantly” more than we can ask or think.

I pray we will all stay in the secret place and hear what the Father is saying to you. It may take some time, but our God is worth the wait.

Much love, Dori

05/05/2026

To be languishing means to be in a state of stagnation, emptiness, and apathy. These feelings bring about a lack of motivation. Can anyone relate? I certainly can. The author states, “Heal me O Lord for my bones are troubled.”

Psalm 6:2 is a physical, emotional cry for help and hope. I pray that we all pay attention to those that are needing
emotional support.

Written by King David, he was in a state of physical, emotional, and spiritual agony, signifying that suffering has penetrated to the very core of His strength.

If you know someone who is in that place, please pay attention and discern the situation.

Much love, Dori

04/11/2026

Proverbs 16:24 is so beautiful. We all so desperately need kind words. This life is difficult enough without harsh words. We never know what people are dealing with.

It also addresses the sweetness of the soul (mind, will and emotions) and health for the body. The Lord always wants to give life and life more abundant.

I pray we operate in love always, even when it’s not easy.

Much love, Dori

04/05/2026

03/26/2026

Isaiah 43:1 says we are His and He knows our name. How astounding is it that God, the Creator of Universe knows us personally?

We are not insignificant to the Lord. We are special to Him and I love Him so much for that. So when the lies come from our adversary, and they will, you can remind our enemy about his future.

What do you need today? Healing ,
hope, kindness… the list could go on and on. Our God will always be for us.

Much love,

Dori

03/11/2026

This scripture is simple, but so powerful. Owe no one anything except to love one another" is a biblical injunction from Romans 13:8 that highlights love as the only ongoing, "outstanding debt”
Christians should have toward others. It teaches that loving one's neighbor fulfills the entire Law, as love inherently does no harm.

Let’s all endeavor to love without condition and see how our relationships thrive. ♥️

Much love, Dori

01/26/2026

Psalm 35 is an imprecatory prayer, petitioning God (written by David) asking God to act as a warrior and legal defender against unjust enemies who repay his good with evil.

It calls for divine intervention to shield the innocent, bring judgment upon accusers, and vindicate the righteous.

The psalm is categorized by its intense, passionate plea for God to take up arms (shield, spear) and, in the end, to bring about joy in His salvation.

Our God is just and He will always fight for the righteous!

01/09/2026

The meaning of Proverbs 11:27 is to actively seek to do good. It brings favor and positive outcomes, while those who look for or plan evil will find that trouble and harm will come to them.

This principle shows that pursuing righteousness leads to blessing, and wickedness brings its own downfall.

Another way to emphasize this: "Whoever diligently seeks good, seeks favor, but evil comes to him who searches for it.”

I encourage all of us to seek life and hope daily!

Much love,

Dori

12/23/2025

I can relate to the concept of waiting on God. He knows all things and His ways are so much higher than ours.

Psalm 139:4 says even before a word is on my tongue, behold, O Lord, you know it altogether.

I thank you Lord that that I can trust your Word in all seasons.
He gives us the confidence that He will do what He says He will. And that is all I need.

Much love, Dori

12/11/2025

Isaiah 9:6 is an astounding scripture. Jesus is our Counselor, our Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of
Peace. There is nothing more important than these attributes.

Our God never leaves us alone, but walks with us in the good times, as well as the very hard times. He is altogether lovely and worthy to be praised!

Much love, Dori