Today, we’ll wrestle with that tension—between God’s sovereignty and our free will, His justice and His mercy, and the ultimate plan He is weaving together that we may not fully understand now but can trust with our whole hearts.

Suffering exists because of the fall, but God is present in our pain and promises ultimate redemption.

Graduation is not just a milestone—it’s a launching pad. The degree opens doors, but God’ assignment gives those doors meaning.

God called Ananias to minister to a feared enemy. It took deep faith to trust God’s plan over his own logic or fear. Champions of faith say “yes” to God when it doesn’t make sense—because God sees the full picture.

Huldah didn’t seek the spotlight, but when God’s Word needed to be proclaimed, she stood firm in truth and faith.

Barak is often overlooked because of Deborah’s prominence, but his obedience—though hesitant—demonstrates that faith doesn’t always start strong, but it can still finish well.