Pastor Jan Dorval New Beginnings Ministry

06/07/2026

Have you ever wondered if God hears your prayers or speaks to His people today?

Join us as we explore 1 Samuel 1–3 and discover powerful lessons from Hannah's faithful prayers, Samuel's willingness to listen, and God's call to honor Him above all else.

In this devotion, we'll discuss:
� Hannah's persistence in prayer
� God's faithfulness in answering prayers
� The danger of religious complacency
� How to recognize and respond to God's voice
� What it means to say, "Speak, Lord, Your servant is listening"

No matter what season you're facing, God still hears, God still speaks, and God is still working.

06/07/2026

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06/05/2026

Join us as we begin the beautiful book of Ruth—a story of loss, loyalty, redemption, and God's providence.

While Judges ended in darkness and chaos, Ruth reveals God's faithfulness working quietly behind the scenes. Through the lives of Naomi, Ruth, and Boaz, we see that God is always at work, even when we cannot see what He is doing.

In this devotion, we'll explore:
� Naomi's journey through grief and loss
� Ruth's remarkable faith and commitment
� Boaz as a picture of our Kinsman Redeemer
� God's providence in ordinary circumstances
� How redemption is woven throughout the story

Most importantly, Ruth points us to Jesus Christ, our ultimate Redeemer, who rescues us, restores us, and welcomes us into His family.

� Scripture: Ruth 1–4 (NIV)

06/04/2026

Join us as we conclude our study through the Book of Judges with one of the darkest and most sobering sections of Scripture.

Judges 19–21 reveals what happens when a nation rejects God's authority and follows its own desires. The repeated theme throughout these chapters is:

"In those days Israel had no king; everyone did as they saw fit." (Judges 21:25 NIV)

These chapters are difficult to read, but they serve as a powerful warning about the consequences of moral compromise, spiritual decline, and abandoning God's truth.

In this devotion, we'll discuss:
� The tragic events in Gibeah
� The devastating effects of sin left unchecked
� How compromise spreads through a culture
� The dangers of doing what seems right in our own eyes
� Why God's truth must remain our foundation

Though these chapters reveal humanity at its worst, they also point us to our need for a righteous King—Jesus Christ.

� Scripture: Judges 19–21 (NIV)

06/03/2026

Join us as we continue our journey through the Book of Judges and examine the life of Samson in Judges 13–15.

Samson was set apart by God before birth and empowered by the Holy Spirit for a divine purpose. Yet despite his calling, he continually wrestled with compromise, temptation, and the desires of the flesh. His story reminds us that gifting and anointing are not substitutes for obedience and character.

In this devotion, we'll explore:
� The miraculous birth announcement of Samson
� God's purpose and calling on his life
� The danger of compromise and unchecked desires
� The power of the Holy Spirit working through imperfect people
� Lessons for believers today about obedience, holiness, and purpose

No matter your past failures, God can still use you when you surrender your life to Him.

� Scripture: Judges 13–15 (NIV)

06/03/2026

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06/02/2026

How far can compromise take a people before they cry out to God again?

In Judges 10–12, Israel falls once more into the cycle of rebellion, oppression, and repentance. They turned toward idols, drifted from God, and suffered the consequences—but God still responded when they cried out.

We also meet Jephthah, whose story reminds us of both courage and the danger of rash words.

� In today’s devotion, we explore:
• The repeating cycle of compromise and spiritual drift
• Why idols always lead to bo***ge
• God’s mercy toward repentant hearts
• The importance of wisdom before speaking or making vows
• How division among God’s people brings painful consequences

� What we allow to rule our hearts will eventually shape our lives.

� God’s mercy is available—but compromise always carries consequences.

� Prayer • � Word • � Kingdom Truth

� If you’ve drifted or grown weary, God still invites you back.

06/01/2026

06/01/2026

Victory does not guarantee faithfulness.

In Judges 8–9, we see the aftermath of Gideon’s victory and the tragic rise of Abimelek. What begins in deliverance slowly shifts toward pride, compromise, and destructive leadership.

Gideon refused the title of king—but later decisions opened doors that carried painful consequences.

Then comes Abimelek, whose pursuit of power brought violence and division.

� In today’s devotion, we explore:
• The danger of pride after victory
• Why spiritual success must still be guarded with humility
• The warning signs of unhealthy leadership
• How ambition without God leads to destruction
• Remaining faithful after breakthrough and blessing

� Victory must be stewarded—or pride can steal what God has done.

� Not every leader is sent by God, and not every opportunity should be pursued.

� Prayer • � Word • � Kingdom Truth

� Ask God for humility, discernment, and faithfulness in every season.