Ryan Leach Ministries

08/16/2025

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10/09/2024

Sorry, no morning prayer today, technical difficulties.

Remember Jesus loves you, and as my daily devotion reminded me today, don't complain when something gets to you. Bring your problems to the Lord, He listens and will help you through the day. Complaining to others opens the door to sins and cause anger amongst you.

Remember to pray for the people devastated by Hurricane Helene and let's pray that Hurricane Milton weakens and no lives are lost, pray for the children as they go to school and I pray for a hedge of protection around each person reading this and that God would guide and protect you.

Have a blessed day today!

07/11/2024

As I sit here at 4:45 in the morning writing this I am reflecting on how life is what you make of it. I have worked jobs that I absolutely hate, I have worked jobs that I love. I have had zero money in the bank, and I have had thousands in the bank. I have been happy with zero in the bank and a job I hate. I have been happy with thousands in the bank and a job I love. I have been unhappy with zero in the bank and a job I hate. I have been unhappy with thousands in the bank and a job I love. The truth to happiness is finding the Love of Jesus, it doesn’t matter where you work or how much money you have. Jesus loves you when you’re poor, Jesus loves you when you’re wealthy, Jesus loves you when you’re happy and Jesus love your when you’re unhappy. BUT, when you find that Jesus loves you, you will find happiness in no matter what life throws at you. Because, when you find that Jesus loves you, you find how to love yourself. So, life is what you make of it, however, when you find Jesus in your heart, He is all you need. He will turn sorrow into happiness, He will show you good in everything you do.

Some days I wake up and I don’t feel like I have a purpose on this earth, and I just want to go back to bed. The days I feel like this I realize there is one thing I am missing, and that is spending time talking to the Lord. The Bible tells us in Romans 12 to “not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, so that you may prove what the will of God is, that which is good and acceptable and perfect.” We must spend time everyday seeking the Lord, this is how we renew our minds. We live in a “right now” world where everything is at our fingertips, and everything has sped up so fast that we don’t make time for ourselves or time with the Lord. I am challenging myself, and maybe you will too, to spend time every day seeking the Lord and renewing my mind. Seek the Lord and find true Joy and Happiness.

06/28/2024

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11/10/2023

08/11/2023

DAILY DEVOTIONAL – August 11, 2023

Doubting God’s Assurance
By David Wilkerson

“He sent a man before them – Joseph – who was sold as a slave” (Psalm 105:17,19, NKJV). Joseph was tested in many ways, but his greatest trial was the word he had received.

Consider all Joseph had endured. At seventeen, he was stripped and thrown into a pit to starve. His coldhearted brothers laughed at his pleas for mercy and sold him to Ishmaelite traders who took him to Egypt and sold him as a slave.

Yet Joseph's greatest trial wasn't his rejection by his brothers or slavery or prison. What confused and tried Joseph’s spirit was the clear word he had heard from God.

God had told Joseph through dreams that he would be given great authority. His brothers would bow before him, and he would be a deliverer of many people.

None of this was an ego trip for Joseph. His heart was so set on God that this word gave him a humble sense of destiny: “Lord, you have put your hand on me to have a part in your eternal plan.” Joseph was blessed just by knowing he would play an important role in fulfilling God’s will, but his circumstances were the opposite of what God had told him. He was a servant! How could he believe that he would one day deliver multitudes when he was a slave himself? He must have thought, “This doesn't make sense. How could God be ordering my steps into prison, into oblivion?”

For ten years, Joseph faithfully served in Potiphar's house, but he was misjudged and lied about. His victory over temptation with Potiphar's wife only landed him in jail. During such times surely he questioned, “Did I hear correctly? Did my pride invent these dreams? Could my brothers have been right? Maybe these things are happening to me as discipline for some selfish desire.”

There have been times when God has shown me things he wanted for me—ministry, service, usefulness—yet every circumstance was the opposite of that word. At such times, I thought, “Lord, this can't be you speaking; it must be my flesh.” His words were a test of my trust in him, but now I can look back and see that he fulfilled them all.

Friend, don’t be anxious when you feel doubtful of God’s promises. You can be assured that he will accomplish each one in his way and in his time!

08/10/2023

DAILY DEVOTIONAL – August 10, 2023

Every Word and Promise Was Fulfilled
By David Wilkerson

Joseph was in one of his darkest hours; he was lonely, downcast, about to give up his dreams and questioning his place in God. Suddenly, the call came from one of the king's guards, “Joseph! Get cleaned up. Pharaoh is calling for you!”

In that moment, I believe the Spirit of God came mightily upon Joseph, and his heart leapt with excitement. He was about to understand what it was all about. As Joseph shaved and trimmed his hair, he probably thought, “This is the beginning of what God promised me. Now I know I heard from him. The devil has not been in control, and my life hasn't been wasted. God has been directing everything the entire time.”

In a matter of minutes, Joseph was standing before Pharaoh listening to his dream. Joseph gave the interpretation of the coming famine and told Pharaoh he had to gather and store the nation's grain. “Someone must be in charge of the storehouses. You have to find a man who is full of wisdom to oversee it all” (see Genesis 41).

Pharaoh looked around and then turned toward Joseph. “You! I appoint you second ruler. Only I will have more power in the kingdom than you. You will oversee it all.”

How quickly things had changed! The day came when Joseph stood before his brothers and was able to say, “But as for you, you meant evil against me; but God meant it for good, in order to bring it about as it is this day, to save many people alive” (Genesis 50:20, NKJV), and later he stated, “God sent me before you to preserve a posterity for you in the earth, and to save your lives by a great deliverance. So now it was not you who sent me here, but God; and he has made me a father to Pharaoh, and lord of all his house, and a ruler throughout Egypt” (Genesis 45:7-8).

Dear friend, very soon you're going to understand your present fiery trials. God is going to bring you into the promise he gave you, and suddenly it's all going to make sense. You'll see that he has never forsaken you. He has been training you, preparing you, teaching you to trust him for everything. He has planned a time for you to be used, and that time is just ahead.