First Corinthians 13:6 says, “Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth.” 

That verse reminds us that real love doesn’t cheer for what is wrong. Love doesn’t enjoy seeing somebody stumble, and it doesn’t make light of sin. Love cares enough to tell the truth, even when the truth is hard to hear. 

But love also rejoices when truth is spoken and lived out. It celebrates honesty. It celebrates a changed heart. It celebrates when someone takes a step toward what is right, even if they still have a long way to go. 

We live in a world that can sometimes call wrong right and right wrong. So we need God’s Word to keep our hearts steady. And we need His love to shape how we speak the truth—with humility, kindness, and compassion. 

Maybe today you have an opportunity to encourage someone who is trying to make a better choice. Don’t just point out the problem. Remind them that God’s truth offers a better way, and that His grace is there to help them take the next step. 

My friend, love rejoices when truth wins—in our homes, in our relationships, and in our own hearts. Press on, and let God’s truth guide you today.
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Good morning, my friend. Have you ever felt like everybody has forgotten about you? I’ve got some good news this morning. God hasn’t!

Isaiah 49:16 says, “Behold, I have graven thee upon the palms of my hands; thy walls are continually before me.”

What a beautiful reminder! God spoke those words to His people when they felt forsaken. Their pain was real, but their feeling of being forgotten wasn’t the whole story. God still remembered them.

And my friend, He sees you today, too.

He sees the tears you wipe away before anybody walks into the room. He knows the prayers you’ve whispered when you couldn’t find the strength to say them out loud. He sees you trying to do right, even when nobody notices.

People may overlook your effort. Somebody may forget to call. And sometimes, the answer you’re praying for takes longer than you hoped.

But don’t mistake the waiting for being forgotten.

You are deeply loved by the God who knows exactly where you are.

So today, take that burden back to Him. Tell Him what hurts. Ask Him for strength to take the next faithful step. Then look for somebody else who needs to know they matter.

You may feel forgotten, my friend, but you are remembered by God.

Good morning, my friend. 

Psalm 68:19 says, “Blessed be the Lord, who daily loadeth us with benefits, even the God of our salvation. Selah.” 

I love that little word “daily.” God doesn’t just help us once and leave us to figure out the rest. He meets us day by day, giving us the strength, grace, and help we need for the road ahead. 

Now, some days the benefits of God’s goodness are easy to see. On other days, we may be carrying burdens that feel heavier than we can bear. But this verse reminds us that the Lord is the God of our salvation. He is able to carry us when we feel worn down, and He remains faithful even when our circumstances are hard. 

Maybe today you’re facing a problem you can’t solve or a question you can’t answer. You don’t have to carry tomorrow’s burden today. Ask God for the grace you need for this moment, and trust Him to meet you again when tomorrow comes. 

So take a breath, my friend. The Lord has been faithful before, and He will be faithful today. Thank Him for the blessings you can see, and trust Him with the ones you cannot yet see.
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