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January 7th 2026 – Faith in Prayer

Scripture Reading:
“Therefore I tell you, whatever you ask in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours.”(Mark 11:24)

Reflection:
Faith is the cornerstone of our relationship with God, and prayer is our direct line to Him. In Mark 11:24, Jesus encourages us to believe in the power of our prayers. When we pray, we are not merely speaking into the void; we are engaging with the Creator of the universe who desires to hear our hearts and respond to our needs.

Believing that our prayers will be answered requires us to cultivate a deep trust in God’s character. He is a loving Father who wants what is best for us. However, His answers may not always align with our expectations or timing. Sometimes, the answer is “yes,” sometimes “no,” and sometimes “wait.” Each response is part of His perfect plan.

Take a moment to sit in silence. Reflect on a prayer you have lifted up recently. What do you believe God is saying to you in response? Write down your thoughts and feelings about this prayer.

Action Step:
This week, choose one specific prayer to focus on. Write it down and place it somewhere visible. Each day, take a moment to pray over it, reaffirming your faith that God hears you and will answer in His perfect timing.

As you walk in faith, remember that prayer is both a privilege and a responsibility. Trust that God is at work, and let your faith be the assurance that He is answering, even when you cannot see it.

“Faith in prayer is the bridge between our hopes and God’s promises; when we trust His timing, every unanswered prayer becomes a step toward His greater plan.”

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, thank You for the incredible gift of prayer. I come before You today with a heart full of hope and expectation. I acknowledge that You are always listening and that You care deeply about the concerns I bring before You. As I lift my prayers, help me to remember that Your ways are higher than my ways, and Your thoughts are higher than my thoughts.

Strengthen my faith, Lord, so that I may trust in Your timing and purpose. When I feel anxious or discouraged, remind me of Your promises and the countless ways You have answered prayers in the past. Help me to surrender my desires to You, knowing that You have a plan that is good and perfect.

May my faith not waver when the answers do not come as I expect. Teach me to wait patiently, to listen intently, and to trust wholeheartedly. I place my requests in Your capable hands, believing that You will respond in the best way for me. Thank You for being my guide, my comforter, and my unfailing source of hope. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.

Invitation to Accept Jesus

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January 2nd 2026 – Prayer is Powerful

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Scripture Reading:

“Call to Me, and I will answer you, and show you great and mighty things, which you do not know.” (Jeremiah 33:3)

Reflection:
Prayer is one of the most profound gifts we have as believers. It’s not merely a ritual or a checklist item; it’s an invitation into a deep and abiding relationship with our Creator. In a world where noise and distractions abound, we often find ourselves questioning the effectiveness of our prayers. Many struggle with the feeling that their prayers are little more than echoes in an empty room, bouncing off the ceiling and returning unheard. But Jeremiah 33:3 reassures us that God is not distant or indifferent; He is actively listening and eager to respond.

God desires our honesty, our vulnerability, and our passion. He is not looking for polished prayers filled with perfect words; He wants our hearts. When we approach Him, it’s essential to understand that our ultimate goal is not simply to submit requests and wait for answers. Instead, we should seek to encounter God Himself. Prayer is about relationship, where intimacy is cultivated through time spent together. It’s not transactional; it’s transformational.

As we invest time in prayer, we begin to understand the heart of God. We align ourselves with His will, and we open our hearts to receive the “great and mighty things” He longs to reveal to us. It’s a sacred conversation where we share our burdens, fears, and joys, and in return, we receive His peace, guidance, and love.

Action Step:
Take a moment today to quiet your mind and heart. Find a comfortable space where you can be alone with God. Resist the urge to rush into a list of requests. Instead, focus on simply being in His presence. Share with Him the desires of your heart, your dreams, and even your struggles. Allow yourself to listen and be still, knowing that God is speaking to you in the silence.

Consider journaling your thoughts and prayers during this time. Writing can help you articulate your feelings and deepen your understanding of God’s responses. Reflect on the ways He has answered your prayers in the past, and be open to how He may be leading you now.

Remember that your prayers are powerful and effective, capable of touching God’s heart and advancing His Kingdom. Embrace this truth as you cultivate your relationship with Him through prayer. Each moment spent in His presence is a step closer to understanding His will and experiencing the fullness of His love. As you grow in intimacy with God, let your prayers flow freely, knowing that He delights in every word you speak.

“In the sacred stillness of prayer, we discover not just answers, but the very heart of God, inviting us into a deeper relationship with Him.”

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, I come before You with a heart full of longing and gratitude. Thank You for the incredible gift of prayer, a direct line to Your heart. I desire to cultivate a passionate relationship with You, free from fear and filled with trust. Help me to approach You not just with my requests, but with a desire to know You more deeply.

Lord, I ask that You remove any barriers that hinder our connection—doubt, distractions, or feelings of unworthiness. Teach me to pray with authenticity, sharing my joys, fears, and dreams. May my words be an overflow of my love for You, not merely a list of needs.

As I spend time in Your presence, reveal to me the “great and mighty things” You have planned for my life. Help me to listen attentively, to discern Your voice amid the noise of the world. I want to be a vessel for Your will, to partner with You in advancing Your Kingdom on earth.

Lord, fill my heart with a longing for intimacy with You. May my prayers reflect a deep trust in Your timing and wisdom. Guide me to rest in Your presence, knowing that You are already at work in my life, even when I cannot see it.

Thank You for loving me unconditionally and for always being there to hear my heart. May my life be a testament to Your goodness, and may my prayers draw me closer to You each day. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.

Invitation to Accept Jesus:

If you find yourself yearning for hope, love, and a purpose that transcends your current circumstances, I invite you to take a transformative step today. Jesus offers you a relationship filled with grace, understanding, and the promise of everlasting life.

In moments of waiting and uncertainty, know that you are not alone. He is ready to walk with you through every trial and triumph. Embrace the assurance that your story is not finished, and God is eager to reveal His plans for you.

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December 14th 2025 – The Great Reveal: Answered in His Time

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Scripture Reading:

“Call to me, and I will answer you, and will tell you great and hidden things that you have not known.” (Jeremiah 33:3)

Reflection:
In the heart of Jeremiah 33:3 lies an extraordinary invitation from God, beckoning us to engage in a dialogue that transcends the ordinary. This verse encapsulates a divine promise that can ignite hope in our hearts, especially when we face uncertainty or trials.

When God says, “Call to me,” He is extending an invitation to intimacy. It’s an open door to share our burdens, fears, dreams, and questions. The beauty of this promise is not just in the act of calling but in the assurance that God will respond. He desires to reveal to us “great and hidden things.” These revelations may come in various forms—through Scripture, the wise counsel of a friend, or even in the quiet moments of reflection.

In our fast-paced lives, we often seek quick answers. Yet, God invites us into a process, a relationship where the journey of seeking Him becomes as important as the answers we receive. It’s in this pursuit that we discover deeper understanding, divine guidance, and the peace that surpasses all understanding.

During challenging times, this promise serves as a reminder that we are not alone. God sees our struggles and hears our cries. He is faithful to unveil insights that can lead to breakthroughs, not just in our circumstances but also in our spiritual growth.

Application:

Set Aside Time for Prayer: Dedicate a specific time each day to call out to God. This could be in the morning, during a lunch break, or before bed. Use this time to express your thoughts, worries, and hopes.
Listen for His Voice: After you pray, spend a few moments in silence, allowing God to speak to you. He may reveal insights through Scripture, a still small voice, or a sense of peace.
Journaling: Write down your prayers and any revelations you receive. This practice can help you track how God answers and guides you over time, deepening your faith.
Seek Community: Share your experiences with fellow believers. Their testimonies of God’s faithfulness can encourage you and deepen your understanding of His promises.
Reflect on His Past Faithfulness: Consider times in your life when God has answered your prayers or provided guidance. Reflecting on these moments can strengthen your faith and encourage you to trust Him for future revelations.

As you embrace the promise of Jeremiah 33:3, remember that God’s revelations often come when we least expect them. Trust in His timing and be open to the ways He might answer your prayers. He longs to show you the great and mighty things that await those who diligently seek Him. The journey of seeking is just as important as the destination, leading us closer to His heart.

“In the sacred act of calling on God, we unlock the door to divine revelations—great and hidden truths that transform our hearts and guide our paths, reminding us that we are never alone in our journey.”

Prayer:
Heavenly Father, I come before You with a heart full of gratitude for the incredible promise found in Jeremiah 33:3. Thank You for inviting me into a relationship where I can call upon You freely. In moments of doubt and uncertainty, help me to remember that You are always listening and ready to respond.

As I seek You, open my heart to receive the great and hidden things You wish to reveal. Teach me to trust in Your perfect timing, knowing that the answers may not always come when I expect them, but they will come when I need them most. Grant me the patience to wait for Your voice and the wisdom to discern it amidst the noise of this world.

Help me to remain steadfast in my prayers, even when I may feel discouraged. Surround me with a community of believers who can encourage and uplift me, reminding me of Your faithfulness. May I be a source of light to others, sharing the revelations You give me and pointing them to Your truth. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.

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December 12th 2025 – Don’t Let Someone Steal Your Peace

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Scripture Reading:

“On the night before Herod was to bring him out, Peter was sleeping between two soldiers, bound with two chains, while guards stood at the door keeping watch over the prison.” (Acts 12:6)

Reflection:

How often do we let life’s challenges rob us of our peace? Do we find ourselves replaying past events, wishing we had acted differently? Sometimes, we allow one bad moment to dictate the rest of our day.

Consider this story: A man stops for a soda on his way to work. While he’s inside, someone bumps his car and drives off. When he finally reaches his office, a colleague asks how he’s doing. Through gritted teeth, he replies, “Terrible! Someone hit my car and took off!” He storms into his office, slams the door, and reacts harshly to his team. At lunch, when asked about his day, he repeats, “It’s terrible! Someone hit my car!” By the time he gets home, he tells his wife, “My day was awful! I had a hit-and-run!” One small incident shaped his entire day, and his negativity affected everyone around him.

In Acts 12, we see a stark contrast. James has been killed, and Peter is imprisoned, likely facing execution. Yet, remarkably, Peter is sound asleep! Despite the dire circumstances, he found peace in the Lord, a peace we can also embrace, no matter what we face.

Jesus said, “I have told you these things so that in Me you may have peace. In this world, you will face trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.” (John 16:33)

Whatever trials you’re dealing with, remember that there will come a day when you are free from them. It might be in Heaven, but that freedom is assured. Take comfort in this promise, Christian!

“And I heard a loud voice from the throne saying, ‘Look! God’s dwelling place is now among the people, and He will dwell with them. They will be His people, and God Himself will be with them and be their God. He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away.” (Revelation 21:3-4)

“Practice finding peace in Jesus during the troubles of life.”

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, I come before You with a grateful heart. Thank You for sending Your Son, Jesus, to die on the cross for my sins, showing me the depth of Your love. I am so grateful for the promise that one day, You will wipe away every tear from my eyes and that there will be no more death, sorrow, or crying.

Help me to remember that even in my darkest moments, Your peace is available to me. Teach me to lean on You when challenges arise, and remind me that I can find comfort in Your presence. Forgive me for the times I’ve let circumstances steal my joy and peace. Help me to shift my focus from my problems to Your promises.

May I be a source of light and encouragement to others, sharing the peace I find in You. Guide me in living each day with purpose, trusting in Your plan, and resting in Your grace. Strengthen my faith, and help me to surrender my worries and fears to You. In Jesus’ name, I pray, Amen.

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May 26th 2025 – The Perils of Being a Lukewarm Christian

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“I know your deeds, that you are neither cold nor hot. I wish you were either one or the other! So, because you are lukewarm—neither hot nor cold—I am about to spit you out of my mouth.” (Revelation 3:15-16)

Being a lukewarm Christian is a state of spiritual complacency, where one acknowledges faith but lacks the fervor and commitment that true discipleship demands. The church in Laodicea, addressed in Revelation, serves as a cautionary tale. They believed they were rich and needed nothing, yet they were spiritually blind and poor. This lukewarmness can manifest in various ways: attending church without engaging, knowing scripture without applying it, or living a life that reflects the world’s values rather than God’s.

Signs of Lukewarmness:

Complacency in Faith: A lack of desire for spiritual growth or deeper relationship with God.
Indifference to Sin: Justifying behaviors that contradict biblical teachings.
Minimal Engagement: Attending service out of obligation rather than a desire to worship and learn.
Serving Self over Others: Prioritizing personal comfort and convenience over serving others and spreading love.

Changing from Lukewarm to Fervent:

Self-Examination: Take time for honest reflection. Ask God to reveal areas where you may be lukewarm. Pray Psalm 139:23-24, “Search me, God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts.”
Revive Your Prayer Life: Make prayer a priority. Set aside specific times to talk to God, seeking His guidance and expressing your heart. A vibrant prayer life stirs passion and intimacy with God.
Engage with Scripture: Dive deep into God’s Word. Don’t just read it—meditate on it, memorize it, and apply it to your life. Let it challenge and transform you.
Get Involved in Community: Surround yourself with other believers who can encourage and challenge you in your walk of faith. Engage in small groups, service projects, or church activities that push you out of your comfort zone.
Serve Others: Find ways to serve your community and church. Serving shifts the focus from self to others, igniting a passion for Christ’s mission.
Seek Accountability: Share your struggles with a trusted friend or mentor who can hold you accountable and encourage you to remain steadfast in your faith journey.

“Strive to be a passionate follower of Christ, embracing the fullness of His love and truth. Let us not settle for lukewarm living but pursue a vibrant faith that impacts our lives and the lives of those around us.”

Prayer:
Heavenly Father, I come before You, acknowledging the areas in my life where I have grown lukewarm. Ignite a fire within me, Lord, that I may seek You with all my heart, mind, and soul. Help me to be passionate about my faith, to serve others with love, and to grow in my relationship with You. May I become a vessel for Your purposes, reflecting Your light in a world that desperately needs it. In Jesus’ name, I pray, Amen.

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Rob Lavallee

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November 22nd 2024 – The Gift Of Friendship

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“A friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for a time of adversity.” (Proverbs 17:17)

Friendship is one of God’s most beautiful gifts. Throughout the Bible, we see examples of deep, meaningful friendships that reflect God’s love and faithfulness. From the bond between David and Jonathan to the companionship of Jesus and His disciples, we learn that friendship is not just about shared interests, but about supporting one another through life’s journey.

God calls us to be true friends—those who love unconditionally, offer encouragement, and stand by each other during trials. In a world where relationships can often be superficial, God invites us to cultivate friendships that are rooted in faith, honesty, and love.

What Does God Say About Friends?

1. Friends are a Source of Strength:

Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 reminds us that “two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor: If either of them falls down, one can help the other up.” True friends help us rise when we stumble, offering strength and support.

2. Friends Reflect Character:

Proverbs 27:17 states, “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.” Our friendships should challenge us to grow and become better versions of ourselves, reflecting Christ’s love and values.

3. Friends Provide Comfort:

In times of distress, a friend can be a comfort. Job’s friends initially came to support him, showing us that presence and empathy are essential in friendship, even when words fail.

4. Friends Are Gifts from God:

John 15:15 shows the depth of friendship that Jesus offers us: “I no longer call you servants… Instead, I have called you friends.” This highlights that true friendship is a divine relationship, rooted in love and trust.

“Remember, God calls us to nurture these beautiful relationships that mirror His love.”

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, I come before You with a heart full of gratitude for the incredible gift of friendship. Thank You for placing people in my life who bring joy, support, and love. I recognize that these relationships are not just coincidences but are woven into Your divine plan for me.

Lord, I ask that You help me to be a true friend, one who embodies Your love and grace. Teach me to listen with compassion, to offer encouragement when times are tough, and to be a source of strength when my friends are in need. Help me to recognize the needs of those around me and give me the wisdom to respond in ways that reflect Your heart.

Thank You for being the ultimate friend, Jesus. Your unconditional love, sacrifice, and unwavering support inspire me to be a better friend to others. I pray that my friendships would draw us all closer to You. In Your precious name, I pray. Amen.

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