We often pray to know God’s will for big decisions, yet Scripture is filled with daily instructions we tend to overlook.

Before we are anything else, we are sinners in need of grace. God doesn’t wait for us to be perfect before He teaches us—He meets us in our brokenness and begins His instruction from there. What a comforting reminder that His guidance starts with grace.

Until we arrive at our eternal home, God invites us to partner in His work—bringing healing, hope, and help wherever we are. Every act of faithfulness here reflects our future with Him.

Spiritual growth requires effort—like physical health—it involves developing qualities such as self-control, knowledge, and love, which enable us to live out our faith and effectively fulfill God’s purposes for our lives.

Grounded in hope and faith, Paul's final words in 1 Thessalonians serve as a blueprint for spiritual resilience, urging believers to remain steadfast, prayerful, and faithful in anticipation of Christ's return.

When we focus our hearts and minds on the wisdom of God, we receive a clear benefit.