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Day #1 Regaining Hope 

Life's difficulties, the sins of others or injustices can lead us to sit on the side of the road, half-dead, like in the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:30-35).

Maybe your life seems hopeless, there seems to be no way out, but God creates a way where there is none. Fatalism is the opposite of Christian and biblical thinking. 

God is the one who brought His  people out of 400 years of slavery, He is the liberator, He is the healer, He comes to your rescue.

When you've been through difficult things, you can think like a victim. A victim has been through their past and tends to think that they have no choice but to endure their future. But I want to declare today in your life that you can, by God's grace and help, take your life back into your own hands and that your future can be different from your past.

A victim identifies with what he or she has suffered, but your identity comes from God, not from circumstances.

Perhaps you feel afflicted like Job. Job should not be a source of self-pity by remaining a prisoner of your past, but a source of hope, for he clung to God who healed and restored him completely on all levels. (James 5:11).

The message of the Book of Job is: Hold on to God, He has the last word !

Whether it is for your work, your health, your couple, your family, God has a plan and it is a good plan. God transforms situations, nothing is impossible for Him.

Today I want to declare these verses about you :

You are my glory and you raise my head. 

I will not die, but live, and I will tell what the LORD has done.

I declare that there is hope for you. In the name of Jesus, I chase away the fog of despair that surrounds you. And I pray that Jesus, the sun of righteousness, will make His face shine on you, that He will revive your heart and that the God of hope will sustain your soul.

Hold on, hold on to God !

David Théry
Practical teachings to experience God