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Adam P. Whitley Sr., Otto, NC (2026)

09/08/2026

SEEING IN THE DARK.
You do not need to see the entire road to obey the next instruction.

There are seasons when God will not show you what is around the corner. Not because He has abandoned you, but because faith cannot always be built on visibility. Sometimes the lights go out so you finally learn the difference between being led by what you can see and being led by the One who sees everything.

What is dark to you is already known by God.

He knows what is ahead. He knows who will stay, who will leave, which doors will open, which ones must remain shut, where the danger is, where the provision is, and where your obedience is taking you. Nothing in your future will ever surprise the God who is already there.

So stop demanding a full map before you move.

The compass of your life is not certainty. It is submission to the Holy Spirit.

If He says move, move.
If He says wait, wait.
If He says let it go, release it.
If He closes the door, stop trying to break back into the room He delivered you from.

Faith is not pretending the darkness is not there. Faith is refusing to let darkness determine your direction.

Too many of us have spent years imprisoned by the need to know what happens next. We analyze, calculate, rehearse every possible failure and call it wisdom. But fear can wear the clothing of caution while quietly keeping us chained to the same place.

Trust is the key that unlocks the cell we built trying to protect ourselves from a future we could never control.

And sometimes the hardest truth is this: the door has been unlocked for a long time. We were simply afraid to walk through it.

There comes a point when you have to stop asking God for another sign and begin obeying what He has already said.

You may not see ten steps ahead. Take the one He gave you.

You may not understand how it ends. Obey anyway.

You may not know what waits on the other side. Walk anyway.

A man or woman of faith does not require perfect visibility. They require a clear voice, a surrendered heart and the courage to follow.

Obedience becomes your eyesight when the road goes dark.

One day you will look back and understand what you could not understand while you were walking through it. You will see that God was not asking you to navigate the darkness alone. He was teaching you to stay close enough to Him that His voice became more important than your sight.

HEAVEN’S BREATH: The darkness ahead of you does not mean God has stopped leading you. What you cannot see, He already knows. Your responsibility is not to control tomorrow. It is to obey Him today.

SCRIPTURE: “For we walk by faith, not by sight.” — 2 Corinthians 5:7

PRAYER: Father, strip away my dependence on certainty. Teach me to recognize Your voice and obey You without demanding that You explain every step first. Break the grip of fear, hesitation and overthinking. Give me the courage to move when You say move, wait when You say wait and release whatever You tell me to leave behind. When I cannot see the road, make my trust stronger than my fear. I surrender the future to You because You are already there. In Jesus’ name, amen.

—APW, SR.

09/07/2026

A WARRIOR FOR CHRIST DOES NOT FIGHT LIKE THE WORLD.
If you want to know what a warrior for Christ looks like, do not begin with a sword in a man’s hand. Begin with Jesus. Christ was not weak. He was restrained strength under perfect authority. He confronted demons without fear, exposed hypocrisy without compromise, overturned tables when His Father’s house was dishonored, answered Satan with Scripture, defended the broken, spoke truth when it cost Him, and never surrendered His obedience for the approval of men.

Perhaps His greatest display of strength came when He had the power to destroy His enemies and chose obedience instead. When soldiers came for Him, Jesus said He could call more than twelve legions of angels. Christ was not trapped or powerless. He surrendered to the Father.

That changes what it means to fight.

Jesus fought hatred with love, temptation with Scripture, lies with truth, pride with humility, betrayal without bitterness, fear through prayer, and Satan through obedience. Ultimately, He defeated sin and death by walking straight toward the cross. The world saw defeat. Heaven saw victory.

A warrior for Christ is not a reckless man searching for enemies. He understands that people are not the ultimate enemy. Darkness is. But there are moments when love itself demands courage. There are times when a man must be willing to place himself between danger and his family, to stand when retreat would leave the innocent exposed, and to bear personal cost rather than abandon those God has entrusted to his care. There are also times when men and women are called to serve and defend their country, not from hatred of another people, but from duty, sacrifice, and the conviction that freedom, life, and the vulnerable are worth protecting. A Christ follower does not thirst for conflict, but neither does he confuse passivity with peace. He does not fight from rage, revenge, pride, or bloodlust. He stands because love has given him something worth protecting, and even in the hardest moment, his strength remains submitted to God.

Fight for your family by becoming someone God can trust with them. Fight for your mind, your purity, your marriage, and the truth. Fight for the weak. Fight the temptation to compromise or quit. When anger rises, remember that self-control is not cowardice. When darkness surrounds you, remember that prayer is not retreat. When those you love are threatened, have the courage to protect them. When your country requires honorable service and sacrifice, stand without allowing hatred to become your master.

Jesus did not win because He avoided the battle. He won because nothing—not Satan, suffering, betrayal, humiliation, fear, pain, rejection, or death itself—could make Him disobey the Father.

That is warfare. That is strength. That is what it means to follow a Warrior King.

HEAVEN’S BREATH
You do not need to become harder to become stronger. You need to become more surrendered. The strongest warrior is not controlled by anger, wounds, pride, or impulse. He can stand in the middle of the battle and still hear the voice of his Commander. Do not only pray, “Lord, help me win.” Pray, “Lord, teach me to fight the way You fought.”

PRAYER
Jesus, make me a warrior who looks like You. Give me courage without arrogance, strength without cruelty, conviction without hatred, and passion governed by obedience. Give me wisdom to know when to stand, when to speak, when to protect, and when to be still. Give me courage to defend those You have entrusted to me and integrity to serve my country without surrendering my heart to hatred. Guard me from bitterness, control my anger, strengthen me against temptation, and make me faithful when obedience costs me something. Train me to fight the battles You call me to fight without ever losing the heart of the One I follow. In the mighty name of Jesus, amen.

SCRIPTURE
“Do you think that I cannot appeal to my Father, and he will at once send me more than twelve legions of angels? But how then should the Scriptures be fulfilled, that it must be so?”
Matthew 26:53–54 ESV

—APW, SR

09/06/2026

WHY DO I KEEP DOING WHAT I DON’T WANT TO DO⁉️

(The dove is always there—but from now on, you’ll have to seek it to find it. Look closely. 🕊️)

Most of us know that question well. We ask it after the same mistake, the same reaction, the same habit, the same place we swore we would never return to.

Paul asked it too.

But there is another question we may not ask nearly enough:

Why do I keep doing what I do for God?

Why, after disappointment, waiting, temptation, failure, and pain, do I still turn toward Him? Why do I still pray, still worship, still forgive, still serve, still surrender, still get back up and choose Him again?

That question may reveal just as much about what God is doing in us as the first one reveals about where we still struggle.

My father once asked me, “Why do you love God?”

It took me months to answer.

I thought about His protection, His provision, the prayers He answered, the valleys He carried me through, and the mercy He showed me when I had nothing to offer Him.

All of those were reasons to be grateful, but they were not the answer.

Then the Holy Spirit made it simple.

I love God because He loved me first.

That changed everything.

Before I understood Him, He loved me. Before I surrendered, He loved me. Before I became obedient, He loved me. His love did not arrive after I finally became worthy of it. His love came looking for me while I was still finding my way home.

And when you begin to understand that kind of love, obedience changes.

I forgive because I have been forgiven. I show mercy because I have lived on mercy. I serve because my King came as a servant. I surrender because what I place in His hands is safer than what I keep clenched in mine.

I keep walking because He has never stopped walking with me. I keep getting up because grace keeps meeting me on the ground. And I love Him because He loved me first.

There will still be days when we find ourselves asking, “Why did I do that again?” When that happens, repent, turn around, and walk back toward the light.

But do not become so focused on what still needs to change that you miss what God has already changed.

The person who once ran from God may now run toward Him. The heart that once resisted correction may now welcome it. The hands that once held everything tightly may now open in surrender.

That is grace.

Maybe the question is not only, “Why do I keep doing what I don’t want to do?”

Maybe sometimes we should also ask:
“Why do I keep choosing Him?”
For me, the answer is simple.
Because He loved me first.
No bargain. No condition. No negotiation.
Everything else is a bonus.

HEAVEN’S BREATH
Do not mistake an unfinished life for an unchanged life. There may still be w**ds to pull and old roads to close, but look again. There is light where darkness once lived, surrender where pride once stood, and prayer where silence once ruled.

God is not merely teaching you to behave differently. He is teaching your heart to love differently.

PRAYER
Father, show me what still needs to be surrendered, and give me strength to leave behind what You have called me away from. But also open my eyes to the work You have already done in me. Let my obedience come from love, not fear or obligation. Let my life become a grateful response to the truth that You loved me first. In Jesus’ name, amen.

“For I do not understand my own actions. For I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing I hate.”
— Romans 7:15 ESV

“We love because he first loved us.”
— 1 John 4:19 ESV

—APW, SR

09/04/2026

FACTS, NOT FEELINGS.
FAITH OVER FEAR.
There are days when your feelings will tell you a story that simply is not true. Fear can convince you that something terrible is about to happen. Anxiety can interpret silence as rejection. Weariness can make it seem like nothing is changing, and disappointment can whisper that God has forgotten you. The mind can take one unanswered question, one difficult circumstance, one uncomfortable conversation, and begin building an entire future around something that has not even happened.

That is why we have to learn the difference between what we feel and what we know. Feelings are real, but they are not always reliable.

God is still God. He has not abandoned you. What you cannot see does not determine what He is doing. One difficult day does not cancel His faithfulness, uncertainty does not mean absence, and fear does not get to write the ending of a story God is still authoring.

Faith does not require you to deny reality. It teaches you how to face reality without allowing fear to become your authority. Sometimes faith does not look like shouting from a mountaintop. Sometimes it looks like lying awake in the middle of the night and quietly reminding yourself, “I do not know what tomorrow holds, but I know Who holds me.”

You do not have to solve every possibility your mind creates. You do not have to rehearse every disaster that may never happen. You do not have to understand the entire road before taking the next obedient step.

Fear asks, “What if everything goes wrong?”

Faith asks, “What if God is already there?”

He was there before the diagnosis, before the phone call, before the loss, before the opportunity, before the closed door, before the uncertainty, and before you ever knew you would need Him there.

The enemy will gladly keep you fighting imaginary battles because exhausted people have less strength for the battle actually in front of them. So stay anchored in what is true. Remember where God has already carried you, provided for you, corrected you, protected you, and restored things you thought were finished. Even when the outcome was not what you wanted, He remained faithful.

When your emotions begin running ahead of truth, bring them back under the authority of what God has said. You can feel afraid and still walk by faith. You can feel uncertain and still obey. You can feel weak and still stand.

Courage is not the absence of fear. Sometimes courage is simply refusing to let fear make the decision.

HEAVEN’S BREATH
You do not need enough faith for the next ten years today. You need enough faith for the step God has placed in front of you now. Stop borrowing fear from a tomorrow you have not entered. Grace will meet you there when you arrive. Today, anchor yourself in what is true: God is present, God is faithful, God is sovereign, and you are not walking this road alone.

PRAYER
Father, teach me to recognize when my feelings are becoming louder than Your truth. I surrender the fears, assumptions, imagined outcomes, and anxious thoughts that have been occupying places in my mind that belong to You. Give me wisdom to distinguish truth from fear. When I cannot see what You are doing, help me trust Your character. When I do not know what comes next, give me courage for the next obedient step. Guard my mind, strengthen my heart, steady my spirit, and remind me that nothing ahead of me is ahead of You. Today I choose truth over assumption, obedience over anxiety, and faith over fear. In Jesus’ name, amen.

SCRIPTURE
“For God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control.”
— 2 Timothy 1:7 ESV

-APW, SR.

09/02/2026

IF TOMORROW NEVER CAME…
WOULD YOUR LIFE TODAY SHOW THAT JESUS WAS ENOUGH?

There is a question most of us would rather answer someday.

But someday is not promised.

If tonight were the final page of your life on this side of eternity, would you be at peace with how you loved God, how you loved people, what you forgave, what you obeyed, and what you did with everything He placed in your hands?

Not after the breakthrough. Not after the healing. Not when the prayer is finally answered, the relationship is restored, or the dream becomes reality.

Today.

Could you look back over the life you have already lived and say, “Lord, You were enough”?

I can.

If God never did another thing for me or through me, what He has already done would still be more than enough. He has carried me through places I thought would break me, forgiven me when I failed, corrected me when I wandered, strengthened me when I was weak, provided when I could not see provision coming, and remained faithful through every season.

Greater than anything He has ever given me, He gave me Himself.

That is enough.

But then comes the harder question: has the way I have lived shown it?

Have I loved well, forgiven freely, encouraged the weary, used what God placed in my hands, and obeyed what He already made clear? Or have I kept giving God tomorrow for what He asked of me today?

Tomorrow I will pray. Tomorrow I will forgive. Tomorrow I will make the call. Tomorrow I will surrender.

But Jesus never told us to live in tomorrow. He told us to seek first the Kingdom and trust the Father with what comes next.

This is not condemnation. Condemnation says, “You failed, so hide.” Conviction says, “You are still here. Come closer. Obey from here.”

And you are still here.

There is still someone to love, something to forgive, a prayer to pray, a step to take, a truth to speak, a gift to use.

Do it today.

And do not let your circumstances decide whether God has been good. Storms do not change His character. Waiting does not erase His faithfulness. An unanswered prayer does not make Him absent.

He is enough in the answer and in the waiting.

Enough on the mountain and in the valley.

Enough when the road is clear and when you cannot see the next turn.

Maybe the question is no longer, “Do I have enough?”

Maybe it is, “Have I recognized that I already have Him?”

Because one day tomorrow will not come on this side of eternity. And when that day arrives, may we be able to say, “Lord, I did not understand everything. I did not accomplish everything. I stumbled and needed Your mercy every day. But I knew You. I trusted You. I loved You. I loved the people You gave me, and I poured out what You placed within me.”

Through every mountain and valley, every victory and heartbreak, every answered prayer and unanswered question…

You were enough.

You always were.

You always will be.

HEAVEN’S BREATH
Maybe God is not asking you to understand the rest of your life today. Maybe He is simply asking you to give Him this day—this breath, this decision, this act of obedience, this opportunity to love. Stop carrying tomorrow into a day God has already filled with sufficient grace. Seek Him first. Trust Him completely. You do not need to know the entire road when you know the One leading you.

PRAYER
Father, thank You for the life and mercy You have already given me. Forgive me for rushing past today while worrying about tomorrow. Teach me to live awake, love deeply, forgive freely, obey quickly, and faithfully use what You have placed in my hands. I surrender what I cannot control, the prayers still unanswered, the dreams still unfinished, and the roads I cannot understand. Give me wisdom, courage, grace, and faith for today. Let the way I live testify above everything else that Jesus is enough. You always have been, and You always will be. In Jesus’ name, amen.

SCRIPTURE
“But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you. Therefore do not be anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself. Sufficient for the day is its own trouble.” — Matthew 6:33–34, ESV

“Trust in the LORD with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.” — Proverbs 3:5–6, ESV

-APW, SR.

09/01/2026

⚠️ This may be difficult to read. Stay with it. We are going to look honestly at the weight of this world—but we are not going to leave hope buried beneath it.

IS EVERYTHING AROUND YOU SHAKING, BURNING, OR FALLING APART?

There are moments when life changes faster than the heart can absorb it. A diagnosis comes. A marriage breaks. A loved one dies. A job disappears. A home is lost. Somewhere else a family is running from war, searching for food, waiting outside a hospital, digging through what remains after disaster, or praying that someone they love survives the night.

This is not imagery. This is human life.

And being a Christ follower does not make us immune to it.

You can love God, obey Him, forgive what wounded you, heal what nearly destroyed you, tend what He has entrusted to you, and still walk through circumstances you would never have chosen.

Faithfulness is not a guarantee of an easy life.

Sometimes God delivers us from what is coming. Sometimes He sustains us through what has already arrived. Sometimes the answer to prayer comes with overwhelming joy. Sometimes we stand beside a hospital bed or a grave and realize there are questions we may carry until we see Him face to face.

This is where faith becomes real.

Our confidence cannot rest on the assumption that tomorrow will be easier, the economy will remain stable, our bodies will remain strong, the people we love will always be here, governments will remain peaceful, or the ground beneath our feet will never move.

Everything created can change.

God does not.

When I was empty, He remained full. When I was lost, He knew where I was. When I was faithless, He remained faithful. When I shook, He did not. When my strength disappeared, His did not.

I had confused the stability of my circumstances with the stability of my God.

They are not the same thing.

Bodies break. Relationships end. Nations fight. Houses burn. Waters rise. Ground moves. People we love die. One phone call can divide an entire life into what happened before it and what came after.

Acknowledging that is not unbelief. Pretending those things do not hurt is not faith.

Forgiveness does not mean the wound was acceptable. Healing does not erase the memory. Surrender does not mean becoming passive. Faith does not require us to call evil good or tragedy beautiful.

Faith means that suffering does not become our god.

Grief may revisit you without owning you. Fear may speak loudly without becoming your master. An old wound may hurt while it is healing. You can cry and still trust God. You can have questions and still follow Jesus. You can feel exhausted and still be faithful.

Sometimes victory is not walking away untouched.

Sometimes victory is losing almost everything and discovering that hell still could not separate you from Christ.

There may come a day when you have no powerful prayer left. No plan. No explanation. No reserve of strength. You may only have enough breath to say, “Jesus, keep me.”

That is still a prayer.

And He is still enough.

The hope of a Christ follower has never been that nothing terrible will happen. Jesus never promised us that. Our hope is far greater: suffering does not have the final word, injustice does not have the final word, sickness does not have the final word, and even death does not have the final word.

Jesus Christ does.

So when life is beautiful, give Him glory. When life is unbearable, hold onto Him. When the miracle comes, rejoice. When the answer has not come, remain. When you are rebuilding, build on the Rock. When you are grieving, grieve honestly before Him.

And when everything you thought was permanent disappears, remember what remains.

The Lord has not changed because the world has changed. He has not abandoned His throne because nations rage. He has not stopped being faithful because you are hurting. He was God before this happened, He is God in the middle of it, and He will remain God when every kingdom, possession, achievement and human life has passed from this earth.

He is the Great I AM.

HEAVEN’S BREATH
Do not judge the presence of God by the condition of the world around you. Your tears do not frighten Him. Your questions do not exhaust Him. Your weakness does not make Him weaker. Bring Him what is actually there—the grief, the anger, the fear, the gratitude, the wounds, the hope, and whatever measure of faith remains. You do not need enough strength to carry the rest of your life today. You need enough surrender to place this moment into His hands.

PRAYER
Father, have mercy on this world. Draw near to those living through war, disaster, hunger, sickness, persecution, displacement and loss. Protect the vulnerable, strengthen those rescuing and serving others, provide for those who have nothing, comfort those who are burying people they love, and bring peace where violence has become normal.

And in our own lives, keep us anchored in Christ. Teach us to forgive without denying truth, to grieve without surrendering hope, to stand when courage is required, to rest when our strength is gone, and to remain faithful whether the day brings victory or loss.

When everything else proves temporary, teach us again that Jesus is enough.

You are our Rock, our refuge, our fortress and our salvation. You have not moved.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

“God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear though the earth gives way…” — Psalm 46:1–2

“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.” — Hebrews 13:8

-APW, SR.

08/31/2026

TIRED FROM THE JOURNEY? ASK GOD FOR WISDOM FOR THE ROAD.
There comes a point in life when strength alone is no longer enough. You can work harder, push farther, endure longer, and still discover that effort cannot answer every question the road places in front of you. Some seasons are not asking you to become stronger. They are asking you to become wiser.

Wisdom is one of God’s greatest provisions for the journey. It teaches us when to move and when to wait, when to speak and when silence is stronger, when to fight and when to walk away. It helps us recognize what deserves another chance and what must finally be released. Wisdom shows us the difference between an opportunity and a distraction, between urgency and importance, between something that looks good and something that actually comes from God.

And perhaps one of the most beautiful things about wisdom is that it does not have to travel alone. Scripture speaks of wisdom almost as a companion, something to embrace, treasure, pursue, and refuse to abandon. When God gives wisdom, He is not simply giving us information. He is giving us Heaven’s perspective for earthly roads.

Sometimes what exhausts us is not the distance we have traveled. It is the weight of trying to understand everything ourselves. We replay conversations, calculate outcomes, anticipate problems, wrestle with decisions, and attempt to control circumstances that were never ours to control. Eventually the soul becomes tired from carrying questions God never asked us to answer alone.

Wisdom brings order to the noise.

God may not show you the entire road, but He will give you enough light for the next faithful step. There is something deeply refreshing about finally realizing that you do not have to know everything. You only have to remain close enough to the One who does.

Even when your body is tired, wisdom can refresh your spirit. Even when circumstances are complicated, wisdom can bring simplicity. Even when your emotions are exhausted, wisdom can steady your heart. Sometimes refreshment does not come because the journey became easier. It comes because God finally showed you how to carry it.

So keep seeking wisdom. Seek it before making the decision, before answering the message, before entering the relationship, before leaving one, before spending the money, before accepting the opportunity, and before choosing which battle deserves your strength.

And when you do not know what to do, do not panic. Ask.

God is not irritated by the sincere person who comes to Him and says, “Father, I do not know. Teach me.” He invites it.

HEAVEN’S BREATH
You do not have to possess enough wisdom for the rest of your life today. God will meet you on the road. There will be wisdom for the crossroads, wisdom for the wilderness, wisdom for the mountain, wisdom for the valley, wisdom for the conversations you have been avoiding, and wisdom for the doors you are approaching. There will even be wisdom for the places where exhaustion has made everything difficult to see.

Keep walking with Him. The journey may make you weary, but the wisdom of God will keep restoring your ability to see the road clearly.

PRAYER
Father, I surrender my need to understand everything before I obey You. Give me wisdom that is greater than my emotions, clearer than my fears, and stronger than my own reasoning. Teach me what deserves my attention and what I need to release. Refresh me where the journey has made me weary. Quiet the unnecessary noise inside me and give me clarity for the next faithful step. Let Your wisdom accompany me everywhere You lead me, and keep my heart close enough to You that I recognize Your voice along the way. In Jesus’ name, amen.

SCRIPTURE
“If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all liberally and without reproach, and it will be given to him.”
— James 1:5 NKJV

-APW, SR.

08/30/2026

THE GARDEN OF YOUR HEART WAS NEVER MEANT TO BE TENDED ALONE
There is a garden within you that no one else can fully see. It holds what you love, what you fear, what you remember, what you hope for, what has wounded you, and what God is still growing in you.

And Jesus does not stand outside the gate waiting for you to make it beautiful enough for Him to enter. He walks in.

He sits with you in the places that are still bare. He walks beside you through the places that have finally begun to bloom. He kneels with you in the soil where something has to be uprooted, and He stays close when pruning feels more like loss than preparation.

Some things in the garden need water. Some need patience. Some need pruning. And some things have been stealing life from the soil for far too long and need to be pulled up by the root. Jesus knows the difference.

That is why the safest place for your eyes is not on the w**ds, not on yesterday’s damage, not on how quickly someone else’s garden appears to be growing, and not even on the fruit you desperately want to see.

Keep your eyes on Him.

The Gardener knows what He planted. He knows what season you are in. He knows which branch is alive even when it looks barren. He knows where the soil has become hard and exactly how to soften it without destroying what is growing underneath.

And sometimes the most sacred thing you can do is simply sit with Jesus in the garden of your own heart and stop trying to fix everything at once. Let Him show you what needs attention today.

One w**d. One wound. One seed. One act of obedience. One surrendered place at a time.

Because a healthy garden is not created through panic. It is cultivated through presence.

Walk with Him. Talk with Him. Let Him search the hidden corners. Let Him prune what cannot go with you. Let Him water what has become dry. Let Him restore what has been trampled.

And when you become tempted to stare at everything that still needs work, lift your eyes again.

Look at Jesus.

The garden is not abandoned.

The Gardener is here.

HEAVEN’S BREATH

You do not have to understand every season of your heart to trust the One walking through it with you. Jesus is not intimidated by the overgrown places, disappointed by the empty ones, or confused about what should remain. Stay close to Him. What He tends will become fruitful in its appointed season.

PRAYER

Jesus, come into every part of the garden of my heart. Walk with me through what is beautiful and what is still broken. Show me what needs to be watered, what needs to be pruned, what needs to be uprooted, and what simply needs time.

Teach me not to become consumed with the condition of the garden until I lose sight of the Gardener. Keep my eyes on You.

Give me the courage to surrender what You ask me to release, the patience to nurture what You have planted, and the wisdom to recognize the fruit You are already producing.

I give You the gate, the soil, the seed, the harvest, and every season in between. Make my heart a place where You are welcome to walk with me every day.

In Jesus’ name, amen.

SCRIPTURE

“Abide in Me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, unless it abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide in Me.” — John 15:4 NKJV

APW, SR.

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