19-NOVEMBER-2024 - STEP UP
THE MAIN THEME: HOW DO I GET TO WHERE I AM GOING?
TITLE: STEP UP
The bible verse for today’s devotional is: Colossians 3:23 (NIV)
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters." —
Devotional
There are moments in life when you’re called to step up—to rise above challenges, take responsibility, and give your best effort. Stepping up means doing what needs to be done, even when it’s difficult or outside of your comfort zone. Colossians 3:23 encourages us to give our all, not just for others, but as an offering to God.
Think of athletes, musicians, or even students who go the extra mile to succeed. They don’t wait for the perfect conditions; they step up and give their best.
Think of Nehemiah, who took the initiative to rebuild Jerusalem’s walls. Even though it was a huge responsibility, he stepped up because he knew the work was important. He didn’t wait for others to act—he took charge and worked hard, knowing he was doing it for God.
You, too, can step up in your life by taking responsibility and giving your best effort in everything you do. Whether it’s school, home, or helping others, you honor God when you give your all.
Here are a few reflective questions:
- In what areas of my life is God calling me to step up?
- How can I give my best effort, knowing I am working for God, not just people?
Let us pray:
Lord, give me the strength and courage to step up in every area of my life. Help me to give my best, knowing that I’m working for You. Amen.
Please say these words of affirmation. Say them, mean them, own them and live them:
- I will get to where I am going because I will always do my best.
- I step up and give my best in all I do, knowing that I work for the Lord.
- Kudos to me for pushing forward with faith!"
Give your best shot today beautiful souls. Take good care of yourselves, I’ll see you tomorrow.
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