THE MAIN THEME: CHANGING YOUR WORLD 

TITLE: LOVING DIFFICULT PEOPLE

Our bible verse for today’s devotional is:   Matthew 5:44 (NIV)

"But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you." — 

Devotional:

It is easy to love people who treat us well, but Jesus calls us to a higher standard: to love even those who challenge us.

We all have people in our lives who are difficult to love. They are people who annoy us, hurt us, or simply don’t understand us. 

Loving difficult people doesn’t mean ignoring our feelings or letting others mistreat us. It means choosing kindness over resentment, patience over anger, and understanding over judgment.

When we love difficult people, we reflect God’s grace—because, truthfully, we’ve all been difficult to love a lot of times, yet God loves us unconditionally.

Instead of reacting with frustration, try seeing difficult people as God sees them: imperfect but valuable. Pray for them. Set healthy boundaries when needed, but don’t let bitterness take root in your heart. Love isn’t always a feeling—it’s a choice, a reflection of God’s love in us.

Here are a few reflective questions:

1. Who in your life is difficult to love right now?
2. How can you show them God’s love in a practical way?
3. What might God be teaching you through this challenge?

Let us pray 

Heavenly Father, help me to see others through Your eyes and to respond with kindness, even when I am hurt or frustrated.(Amen)

Please say these words of affirmation after me. Say them, mean them, own them and live them:

• God’s love fills my heart, giving me the strength to love even when it’s hard. 
• I choose grace, patience, and kindness

You’ve got the grace to relate with difficult people. You can do it. I’ll see you tomorrow.

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THE MAIN THEME: CHANGING YOUR WORLD

TITLE: LIVING WITH COURAGE AND INTEGRITY

Our bible verse for today’s devotional is:  Micah 6:8 (NIV)

"He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you?

To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God."

Devotional

Living with courage and integrity means doing the right thing even when no one is watching. It’s about standing firm in your values and making choices that align with God’s truth. Sometimes, doing what is right feels difficult or unpopular, but true courage is choosing integrity over convenience. Just like Daniel in the Bible, who remained faithful to God even in a foreign land, we are called to walk humbly and uphold justice.

Living with integrity makes you a light in the darkness, showing others that honesty and kindness are possible. Courage helps you to stand firm, and integrity keeps your heart aligned with God’s will. Remember, your actions speak louder than words, and they can inspire others to live truthfully, too.

Here are a few reflective questions:

1.   What does courage mean to you?
2.   How can you show integrity in your daily life?
3.   Have you ever faced a situation where doing the right thing was difficult? How did you handle it?
4.   Who inspires you to live with courage and integrity?

Let us pray:

Dear Lord, thank You for showing me what is good. Help me to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with You. Give me the courage to stand firm in my values and always choose integrity. Amen.

Please say these words of affirmation after me. Say them, mean them, own them, and live them:

•         I walk in integrity every day.
•         I am courageous in making the right decisions.
•         My actions reflect God’s love and truth.
•         I am a light to those around me.

Living with courage and integrity sets you apart as a person of character. Keep standing strong and trusting God. I'll see you tomorrow!

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THE MAIN THEME: CHANGING YOUR WORLD

TITLE: KINDNESS AS A SUPERPOWER

Our quote for today’s devotional is:

"A kind word is like a spring day." – Russian Proverb

Devotional 

Kindness is one of the most powerful tools for changing the world around us. A small act of kindness, like offering a smile or helping a friend with homework, can brighten someone's day. The beauty of kindness is that it not only helps the receiver but also brings joy to the giver. Imagine if everyone chose to show kindness every day — the world would be a much better place!

Think about a time when someone was kind to you. How did it make you feel? Now, imagine being that person for someone else. Your simple acts of kindness, no matter how small, can leave a lasting impact on others and inspire them to pay it forward.

Here are a few reflective questions:

1.   Can you remember when someone’s kindness made a difference in your life?
2.   What small acts of kindness can you do today?
3.   How can kindness become part of your daily habits?
4.   How does kindness reflect who you are as a person?

Let us pray:

Dear God, thank You for the gift of kindness. Help me be a light in someone's life by showing kindness daily. Teach me to be compassionate, even when it's hard. Use my kindness to bring joy and healing to those around me. Amen.

Please say these words of affirmation after me. Say them, mean them, own them, and live them:

•         I choose kindness in every situation.
•         My small acts of kindness can make a big difference.
•         I am a channel of love and compassion.
•         Kindness is my superpower.

Never underestimate the power of kindness. A small act can change someone's life forever. Keep spreading kindness, one smile at a time. See you tomorrow!

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THE MAIN THEME CHANGING YOUR WORLD 

TITLE: DEALING WITH REJECTION AND CRITICISM

Our bible verse for today’s devotional is:   Galatians 1:10 (NIV)

"Am I now trying to win the approval of human beings, or of God? Or am I trying to please people? If I were still trying to please people, I would not be a servant of Christ."

Devotional 

Rejection and criticism can be painful. Whether it's from friends, family, or even strangers, it can make us feel unworthy or discouraged. But as followers of Christ, our worth is not defined by people’s opinions. It is anchored in God’s love.

Jesus Himself faced rejection and harsh criticism, yet He remained focused on His purpose. He didn’t let the words of others shake His identity. Instead, He trusted in the Father’s plan. Likewise, we must learn to filter criticism. Ask yourself, "Is it constructive and meant for my growth? Or is it simply negativity I should ignore?"

When facing rejection, remember that God’s acceptance of you is unchanging. When dealing with criticism, let it refine you, not define you. Keep your heart open to growth, but never lose sight of who God says you are.

Here are a few reflective questions 

1. How do I typically react when I face rejection or criticism?
2. Do I seek validation from others more than I trust in God’s plan for me?
3. What can I learn from the criticism I receive? Is there truth in it that can help me grow?

Let us Pray:

Lord, remind me when I face rejection or criticism that my worth is in You, not in the approval of others. Give me wisdom to learn from correction and strength to move forward in faith. Amen.

Please say these words of affirmation after me. Say them, mean them, own them and live them:

• I am accepted by God and my worth is not defined by human opinions. 
• I grow from feedback but remain anchored in His love.

You are more than enough. Your opinion matters. Stay relevant. I’ll see you tomorrow.

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