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The story of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15:22-28 showcases the profound impact of faith and humility. Despite being a Gentile, she acknowledged Jesus as the “Son of David” and persistently sought His help, valuing even the smallest “crumbs” of truth. Her bold yet humble faith moved Jesus to commend her: “O woman, great is thy faith.” In contrast to the doubt of His disciples and the rejection of the religious elite, her story reminds us that true faith transcends knowledge, privilege, and status.

In a world filled with challenges, the power of childlike faith can truly move mountains. Drawing from the profound lessons in Matthew 17, we discover how the disciples faced their own limitations when confronted with a boy possessed by a demon. Jesus’ response to their struggle reveals the transformative potential of faith, even as small as a mustard seed. This study invites you to explore the importance of yielding to God, the journey from obstinacy to humility, and how prayer and fasting can unlock the doors to divine possibilities. Join us in uncovering the keys to a faith that conquers!

Imagine a multitude, weary and hungry, coming to Jesus, who not only meets their physical needs but also nourishes their souls. He invites us to partake of His flesh and blood, offering spiritual healing and fulfillment. As we delve into His teachings, we discover the joy and satisfaction our hearts have long craved. Jesus sees our potential and longs for us to stand among the redeemed, the unnumbered multitude, fully healed and filled with joy. Join me in exploring how His compassion and provision can transform our lives and lead us to divine rest.

God has an incredible ability to convince you to do things you never saw yourself doing or never would have agreed to do…He knows exactly what we need, exactly what will ultimately make us happier in the end, and I wouldn’t change a thing about the trajectory of my life; because I am a stronger, better, much happier person than I have ever been. Let God turn your no’s into yes’. You will be so glad you did.

Abraham, Issaac and Jacob knew Him as El Shaddai, or God Almighty, which means strength and mighty. But in their situation they needed Him to be so much more, right? So, He gave them this assurance in His name, that He would be everything they needed Him to be.

As I was inside my house getting some seeds to plant, my eyes fell upon my planting date chart that I had made sure to print out early! But I never used it because I was so busy. As soon as my eyes fell on that chart the Lord spoke to my heart: instructional guides,

When the weeds feel overwhelming, God invites us to see the small blossoms: a kind word, a gentle smile, a willing act. These tiny florets remind us that the Holy Spirit is working, even amidst challenges. Life is stirring beneath the surface, and hope is alive. Let us gather these “bouquets of hope” as a reflection of His faithfulness.

I am enjoying Jesus speaking to my heart this morning. He is revealing some plague spots where I am not like Him, where I am unloving; He is giving me the gift of repentance; the joy of His forgiveness; and the assurance that He will help me in this area in the future. Jesus is

Jer. 12:5 If thou hast run with the footmen, and they have wearied thee, then how canst thou contend with horses? and if in the land of peace, wherein thou trustedst, they wearied thee, then how wilt thou do in the swelling of Jordan? Isa. 43:2 When thou passest through the waters, I will be with thee;