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Sunday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! Sometimes, when we are weary, we tend to worry. We worry about not having the strength to do what needs done. Not having the money to buy what needs bought. Not having the ability to accomplish what we are called to do. But we have to remain heavenly-minded to remain in hope. When we lose sight of eternity, we lose hope for this life. Fix your eyes on Jesus. He has a place for you. He will come again and receive you to Himself. Where He is, we will be with Him a

Bret Sanor
17 hours ago1 min read
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Saturday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! When we see Jesus for who He truly is, we have hope to know we have someone to turn to when the cares of this life weigh us down. Let's face it, the government can say things are getting better all they want to, but things are expensive, taxes are insane, expenses are high and working is getting more laborious. Insurance is high priced and doesn't want to pay when we need it. We need Jesus! The burden can be overwhelming. This is why Jesus tells us to come to Hi

Bret Sanor
2 days ago1 min read
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Friday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! For anything to grow, it must be attached to a source that provides nutrition. If we want our minds to grow, we have to feed it information, knowledge and stimulation to challenge our thinking. If we want our bodies to grow, we have to feed them food and work them to challenge our strength. If we want our spiritual lives to grow, we have to feed them spiritual nourishment through the word of God, prayer and fellowship. We have to stay attached to the source. Jes

Bret Sanor
3 days ago1 min read
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Thursday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! Jesus really made the Pharisee's mad pretty often. They hated Him. They couldn't control, contain, confine or stop Him. He wouldn't play the religious games they were used to. He came to reveal the kingdom, not establish or perfect another religion. So, when He said this, they really wanted to kill Him. You know why? They saw Him as just another man and they saw themselves as superior to Him. What He said offended everything that encompassed their lives. The Ten

Bret Sanor
4 days ago2 min read
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Wednesday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! Jesus is life. Without Jesus, there is no life. Not physically and definitely not spiritually. John even eludes to this in 1:3-4 saying, "All things were made through Him, and without Him nothing was made that was made. In Him was life, and the life was the light of men." Therefore, death has no power over Him. He proved this when He went to the cross, died, was put in a tomb and rose again back to life three days later. He has authority over life and death. If

Bret Sanor
5 days ago1 min read
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Tuesday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! Not only is Jesus the door of the sheep but He is the good shepherd who takes care of His sheep. He knows His sheep and His sheep know His voice. He lays down His life for the sheep and the sheep know He is the protector of their very souls. Shepherds are around the sheep so much that if others try to call the sheep to come, they will not come to the stranger's voice. They only come when they hear the shepherds voice. Do you walk closely enough with the Shepherd

Bret Sanor
6 days ago1 min read
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Monday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! There is a door that the sheep go through that they know leads them to safety and security. It is the one where the shepherd lays at the entrance at night and leads them out to green pasture by day. It is the one they know is safe and guarded by their master. Jesus is the door that we must enter through to find the safety and security of heaven. There is no other door we can use to get into heaven and no other door by which we can be safe from the plans of the e

Bret Sanor
7 days ago1 min read
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Sunday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! I've read some lists of the "I Am" statements of Jesus that only include seven and omit this one. I have no idea why anyone would omit the most important one! This is the one that He declares Himself to God. That's a pretty important statement! He didn't just declare Himself to be the Son of God, but God Himself. When God showed up in the burning bush to Moses, He said, "I AM that I AM" was His name. It means, "to be" and "the self-existent One." So, when John s

Bret Sanor
Jan 42 min read
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Saturday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! Jesus is not only the bread of life, but He is the light of the world. He reveals the darkness and overcame all of it. He is light and there is no darkness in Him at all. He was tempted at every point, yet was without sin. If we ever have a chance against darkness, we must follow Him, the light of the world. If we ever want to be victorious in our lives over sin and evil, we must follow Jesus to have the light of life. We cannot overcome darkness without Jesus.

Bret Sanor
Jan 31 min read
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Friday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! In starting a new year, it is important for us going into it having the proper perspective of who Jesus is. There are eight "I Am" statements in the Gospel of John that Jesus declared about Himself. This is the first of those statements. He said, "I am the bread of life." This may seem strange if you don't know the Old Testament very well. When the children of Israel were in the desert after leaving Egypt, God gave bread from heaven to sustain them for forty yea

Bret Sanor
Jan 21 min read
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Thursday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning and Happy New year! Welcome to 2026! I am grateful for all the support you gave this ministry in 2025 and how you helped us grow. You've helped us reach nearly 13,000 people per month with the Gospel in 10 nations in 2025! So, thank you for your likes, comments and shares on social media! I never thought I would be reaching people with the Gospel all over the world when I got saved in 1998. It wasn't the plan I had for my life, but God had other plans that were b

Bret Sanor
Jan 12 min read
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Wednesday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! It's the last day of 2025. How will you spend it? I am thankful to be feeling human again and trying to get my strength back up. Thank you for all the prayers! I am reflecting on the year and all the things that went well, the things accomplished, the blessings and also where improvements are needed. I try not to dwell on the past things that I can't change or fix and learn from mistakes or experiences to be better going forward. Too often, we spend too much tim

Bret Sanor
Dec 31, 20252 min read
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Tuesday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! Yesterday, I was still recovering from the flu and really felt worn out from my body spiking a high fever. I rested more than I usually would and tried to hydrate more than I thought I needed to make sure I have enough fluids in me. It's not easy to drink when you're not thirsty. It's not easy to eat something when you don't feel hungry or feel nauseous. But it is necessary for getting better and so I forced myself to do those things. I stepped outside today for

Bret Sanor
Dec 30, 20252 min read
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Monday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! Sometimes, it is hard to find a reason to rejoice over your situation or circumstances. That's why it's important to shift your focus to the Lord. I may not be able to rejoice in what I'm going through, but I can always rejoice in the Lord. His goodness and character doesn't change just because my circumstances are less than ideal. I hate being cooped up. I like being active and doing things productive. I started feeling a little ill last Tuesday. I took some zi

Bret Sanor
Dec 29, 20252 min read
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Sunday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! The Father really knows how to give the best gifts. Jesus is the best gift anyone could ever give or receive. It's not a gift that looks good but once you dig into to it, you find flaws and discover it wasn't what you thought. He is perfect. God doesn't lie or oversell His gifts. What He gives is perfect and better than anything and everything else anyone could ever give in a thousand lifetimes. He doesn't play shadow games with us or make empty promises. He is

Bret Sanor
Dec 28, 20251 min read
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Saturday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! It is always amazing to me how fast people move on from such big holidays. I saw in a store Valentine's Day gifts up while we hadn't even hit Christmas, let alone January! Jesus is such a big deal, that it's hard to move on past Him so easily. I mean, we now tell time by His birth. We have many church calendar days dedicated to His life, death, resurrection, ascension and the sending of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost. Sometimes, I think we rush past important thin

Bret Sanor
Dec 27, 20251 min read
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Thursday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning and Merry Christmas! The greatest story ever told is that God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life. Jesus came to redeem all of humanity from their sin. A King born as a baby, not in a palace, but in a barn. God's Lamb born in a barn, the horn of salvation, the one Abraham saw that God Himself would provide to be the sacrifice. The ram whose horn was caught in the thicket

Bret Sanor
Dec 25, 20251 min read
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Wednesday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! It's Christmas Eve! As a kid, I remember the anticipation of what was to come Christmas morning. There was a scramble for those last minute tasks, baking and wrapping to get done. I was glad when Dad would finish work and was finally home. As a kid, I didn't have the level of stress my parents did. I didn't understand it until I became a parent and my kids were old enough to know what Christmas was. But, none of the stress I felt could compare to what happened o

Bret Sanor
Dec 24, 20252 min read
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Tuesday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! This is more of the prophesy by Zacharias. This portion talks about his son, John who would be the one preparing the way for Jesus. He would pronounce the work Jesus would do and that He is the promised child they have been waiting for. Even though this was given nearly 2000 years ago, they still ring true today and we have the same responsibility as they did in that day. Will we believe Jesus is the one or will we see Him as too common to be God? Will we receiv

Bret Sanor
Dec 23, 20252 min read
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Monday's Verse of the Day Devotional
Good morning! Zacharias had been visited by Gabriel the messenger angel of God months before Mary was. Unlike Mary, he didn't immediately accept what was delivered to him about he and his wife having a child because of their age and his wife's condition. It cost him his ability to speak for months. His son would be John the Baptist who would be the cousin of Jesus and the prophetic messenger to announce Jesus. When John was born, they were wanting to name him after his father

Bret Sanor
Dec 22, 20251 min read
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