Author: Evangelist Crystal Poston

“Be Transformed by God’s Truth”
Scripture: Romans 12:2

"And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God."

Devotion:
The world continually pressures us to adopt its values, priorities, and way of thinking. However, Paul reminds believers in this Scripture that we are not called to blend in but to be transformed by God; and this transformation begins with the renewing of our minds. When we allow God's Word to shape our thoughts instead of the world's influence, our lives begin to reflect His character and His will – not the world’s.

Renewing our minds is a daily commitment, it is not a one-time exercise. The more we renew our minds by praying, studying the Word, worshipping God, and being submissive to the leading of the Holy Spirit, God changes the way we think, speak, and live. Our bad attitudes are replaced with Christlike attitudes; fear becomes faith, bitterness turns into forgiveness, pride into humility, and instead of being anxious, we can be peaceful, because the Word tells us in Philippians 4:7 to “be anxious for nothing.” So, the more our minds are renewed, the more our lives are transformed.

Paul also teaches us in this verse that a renewed mind will give us the ability to prove what is that "good, and acceptable, and perfect" will of God. When we surrender our hearts and minds to Him, we are able to understand the direction He is leading us, and we can walk confidently in obedience to Him instead of conforming to the standards of this world.
So let us surrender every area of our hearts to God, allowing Him to renew our minds and transform our lives so that everything we do brings glory to Him.

Prayer:
Father, we thank You for the transforming power of Your Word. Renew our minds daily so that our thoughts, attitudes, and desires align with Your will. Help us not to conform to the ways of this world, but to be led by Your Holy Spirit. Search our hearts, reveal anything that does not please You, and transform us into the likeness of Christ. In Jesus' name, Amen.

Audio Narrator: Sis. Joy Greer - Author: Evangelist Crystal Poston

“Be Transformed by God’s Truth”
Scripture: Romans 12:2

Author: Evangelist Crystal Poston

“Seek Godly Wisdom”
Scripture: James 3:17

"But the wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, willing to yield, full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality and without hypocrisy."

Devotion:
We live in a world filled with conflicting opinions and selfish ambition, but God calls us to seek a different kind of wisdom, the wisdom that comes from above. Heavenly wisdom is not measured by our own intelligence, education, or worldly success. It is evident through a life that reflects Christ.

In verse 17, James described God's wisdom as pure. It is morally clean and free from selfish motives. It is peaceable, gentle, willing to yield, and full of mercy and good fruits. It is also without partiality and without hypocrisy. As believers in Christ, we should always examine whether our decisions, attitudes, conversations, and actions reflect this heavenly wisdom. Are we responding with grace or reacting in anger? Are we seeking to be peaceful or creating conflict? When we yield to the Holy Spirit, He enables us to live in a way that reflects God's wisdom instead of the world's. We won’t have that “everyone for themselves mentality,” but we will be willing to lend a hand where needed. Even if it is a sacrifice or for a stranger or someone who has done us wrong in the past.
 
True wisdom is shown as we reverence God with our hearts, our words, and our actions, allowing our lives to draw others to Him.

Prayer:
Heavenly Father, thank You for the wisdom that comes from above. Fill my heart with purity, peace, gentleness, mercy, and good fruit. Help me to seek Your guidance before making decisions and to respond to others with the love and grace You have shown me. Help me not to be prideful, selfish, or hypocritical, but to walk in humility and obedience. Let the life that I live reflect Your heavenly wisdom and bring honor and glory to Your holy name. In Jesus' name, Amen.

Audio Narrator: Sis. Joy Greer - Author: Evangelist Crystal Poston

“Seek Godly Wisdom”
Scripture: James 3:17

Author: Evangelist Crystal Poston

“The Well that Never Runs Dry”
Scripture: Isaiah 12:3 NKJV

"Therefore with joy you will draw water From the wells of salvation."

Devotion:
We know that water is essential for physical life; here Isaiah uses a metaphor for salvation which is the source of our spiritual lives. In ancient times, people went to the well to draw water that sustained their daily lives. Today, through Jesus Christ, we have access to an endless well of God's grace, mercy, peace, and hope. No matter how dry or weary our lives may seem, we can trust that His supply never runs dry. He faithfully continues to refresh and strengthen us whenever we call on Him.

The prophet Isaiah says in this Scripture that we are to draw from the wells with joy. Remember, our joy is not based on our circumstances, but on our confidence in God who saved us. Even during difficult times, times when we may get tired, we can faithfully rejoice because our salvation is secure in Him, He never changes.

In order to draw from the wells of salvation we must be intentional about our walk with Jesus. We draw nearer to Him when we pray, read and meditate on His Word, worship Him, through our obedience, and trust in His promises.  So, let us come to the Lord with joyful hearts and draw from the well of His salvation. He will satisfy our spiritual thirst, renew our strength, and fill us with His perfect peace.

Prayer:
Father, thank You for the well of salvation that You have provided through Jesus Christ. Thank You for Your unfailing love for us. Help us to start each day in Your presence full of joy. Show us how to trust You in every season of our lives. Let Your light shine through us so that others will see Your goodness and will be drawn to You. In Jesus' name, Amen.

Audio Narrator: Sis. Joy Greer - Author: Evangelist Crystal Poston

“The Well that Never Runs Dry”
Scripture: Isaiah 12:3 NKJV

Author: Evangelist Crystal Poston

“Our Words Must Honor God”
Scripture: Proverbs 4:24, NKJV

Author: Evangelist Crystal Poston

“Our Words Must Honor God”
Scripture: Proverbs 4:24 NKJV

"Put away from you a deceitful mouth, And put perverse lips far from you."

Devotion:
As followers of Christ, we are called to be intentional about the words we speak. If we are not careful of the words we use, our very witness can be destroyed.  Every conversation that we engage in is an opportunity to glorify God and encourage others. So before we speak, we should ask ourselves if our words honor the Lord or will they edify the person who hears them? In this verse, Solomon instructs us to put away a "froward mouth," in the KJV. Froward speech is dishonest, divisive, corrupt, or contrary to God's ways.

We live in a world where we often hear harsh words, gossip, criticism, and careless conversations. Our Father calls us to a higher standard. Solomon said in this verse to put perverse lips far from us. When we speak, our words should be words of truth, grace, kindness, love, and wisdom.

Let’s surrender our thoughts and attitudes to God daily so that He can purify our hearts, and our speech in every situation. As He shapes our hearts, may our words become a source of life, hope, and blessings to everyone we encounter.

Prayer:
Lord, thank You for reminding us that our words matter. Help us to refrain from dishonest, hurtful, or unkind speech. Fill our hearts the more with Your truth and love so that our words can encourage others. Guide us in our conversations and help us be witnesses of Your grace through our words and our actions. In Jesus' name, Amen.

Author: Evangelist Crystal Poston

“We Will Speak What’s in Our Hearts”
Scripture: Luke 6:45, NKJV

"A good man out of the good treasure of his heart brings forth good; and an evil man out of the evil [a]treasure of his heart brings forth evil. For out of the abundance of the heart his mouth speaks."

Devotion:
Jesus’ Words in this Scripture teach us that our words are not random, they are a reflection of what is in our hearts. Just as a tree is known by its fruit, what we say brings out the condition of our hearts, whether good or evil. When our hearts are filled with God's Word, His Spirit, and His love, our conversations will reflect those characteristics of Christ, like grace, truthfulness, encouragement, forgiveness, and wisdom. But, when our hearts are filled with anger, bitterness, pride, or unforgiveness, those things will eventually show through our words and our actions.

This verse is also a reminder for us to be intentional about what we allow into our hearts. The conversations we entertain, the media we consume, and the thoughts we dwell on because they are able to shape what eventually comes out of our mouths. If we desire speech that honors God, we must prepare our hearts to honor Him above everything else. Ask yourself: Are my words building others up or tearing them down? Am I speaking faith or fear, hope or discouragement, blessings or criticism? Our speech should reflect the character of the One we serve, the One true and living God!

Start today by asking the Lord to fill your heart with His presence completely so that your words will always glorify Him. When our hearts are truly filled with the goodness of God, our lives will bear fruit that honors and glorifies Him while being a blessing to His children.

Prayer:
Heavenly Father, thank You for Your Word that challenges me to examine the true condition of my heart. Cleanse me from anything that does not please You. Fill me with more of Your Holy Spirit so that my thoughts, words, and actions reflect Your love and holiness. And when I speak, let my words bring encouragement, peace, and Your love to those around me. In Jesus' name, Amen.

Audio Narrator: Sis. Joy Greer - Author: Evangelist Crystal Poston

“We Will Speak What’s in Our Hearts”
Scripture: Luke 6:45, NKJV

Author: Evangelist Crystal Poston

“The Courage to be Searched by God”
Scripture: Psalm 139:23-24, NKJV

"Search me, O God, and know my heart; Try me, and know my anxieties; And see if there is any wicked way in me, And lead me in the way everlasting."

Devotion:
In this Psalm, David expressed a deep desire for God to examine his heart, refine his character, and guide him according to His truth. Instead of trying to hide his weaknesses, David invited God to examine every part of his life, trusting that the One who created him and knows him completely will guide him in a way that is pleasing to Him.

Yes, it takes a brave and humble spirit to invite God to search our hearts, because there are often hidden attitudes, desires, or hurts that we want to hold on to instead of surrendering to Him. But it is only when we open every part of our heart to God that He can mold us into the people He is calling for in these last and evil days.  We cannot grow spiritually if we do not allow the Holy Spirit to reveal what is not pleasing in God’s sight. His conviction is to lead us toward repentance, healing, and a closer walk with Him.

So, trust Him today, and surrender all as the hymn writer expressed, "I surrender all... all to Thee, my blessed Savior, I surrender All." Allow Him to expose areas in your life that are not pleasing to Him, and He’ll provide the grace for you to make the necessary changes. He does not only want to point out our faults, His desire is to guide us "in the way everlasting;" which is the path of righteousness, peace, and eternal life.

Prayer:
Father, search my heart and reveal anything that is not pleasing to You. Examine my thoughts, attitudes, and motives, and help me to see myself through Your eyes. Remove anything that keeps me from walking closely with You, and fill me with Your truth, grace, and love. Let my life reflect the character of Jesus in all that I say and do. In Jesus' name, Amen.

Audio Narrator: Sis. Joy Greer - Author: Evangelist Crystal Poston

“The Courage to be Searched by God”
Scripture: Psalm 139:23-24, NKJV

Author: Sis. Joy Greer

“The Fountain of Life”
Scripture: Psalm 36:9, AMP

“For with You is the fountain of life [the fountain of life-giving water]; In Your light we see light.”

Devotion:
Life is filled with moments that leave us weary, discouraged, and searching for renewal. We often look to temporary sources for satisfaction—success, possessions, recognition, or even other people, but David reminds us in Psalm 36:9 that the only inexhaustible source of life is found in God Himself. He is the Fountain of Life. A fountain is not stagnant; it is constantly flowing. Likewise, God's life, love, mercy, and grace never cease. He does not merely provide life—He is its very source. Every breath we take, every blessing we receive, and every hope we hold finds its origin in Him.

David also declares, "In Your light we see light." God's light reveals His truth, exposes what hinders our fellowship with Him, and illuminates the path we are to follow. As we walk in His light, we gain discernment to make godly decisions and the confidence to trust His direction, even when we cannot see the entire journey ahead. Jesus is the source of living water and, through Him, we receive eternal life and the guidance of the Holy Spirit. The more we draw near to Christ, the more His life flows through us, enabling us to become a source of encouragement, hope, and blessing to others.

Today, come to the Fountain of Life. Lay down your burdens, your fears, and your disappointments before the Lord. Drink deeply from His unfailing love and allow His light to fill every corner of your heart. His fountain never runs dry, and His light never grows dim. In Him you will always find life, strength, and hope.

Prayer:
Lord, thank You for being the Fountain of Life, the never-ending source of all that I need.  Help me to drink deeply from the living water You freely provide through Jesus Christ. Refresh my spirit, renew my strength, and restore my joy. Thank You for Your unfailing faithfulness and for the promise that Your fountain never runs dry. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Audio Narrator: Sis. Excellanxt Greer - Author: Sis. Joy Greer

“The Fountain of Life”
Scripture: Psalm 36:9, AMP

Audio Narrator: Sis. Excellanxt Greer - Author: Sis. Joy Greer

“The Tree of Life”
Scripture: Revelation 22:1-2, AMP

Author: Sis. Joy Greer

“The Tree of Life”
Scripture: Revelation 22:1-2, AMP

“Then the angel showed me a river of the water of life, clear as crystal, flowing from the throne of God and of the Lamb (Christ), in the middle of its street. On either side of the river was the tree of life, bearing twelve kinds of fruit, yielding its fruit every month; and the leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations.”

Devotion:
Today’s Scriptures give believers a breathtaking glimpse of God's eternal kingdom. John describes a river of the water of life flowing from the throne of God and of the Lamb, symbolizing the endless supply of God's life, presence, and blessing as well as the Tree of Life, which bears fruit in every season and offering healing to the nations. The Tree of Life first appeared in the Garden of Eden before sin entered the world. Because of humanity's disobedience, access to that tree was lost. Yet through Jesus Christ, the second Adam, what was lost has been restored.

The tree's continual fruitfulness teaches us an important lesson for today. Those who remain rooted in Christ can bear spiritual fruit in every season of life. Whether we experience joy or sorrow, abundance or hardship, the life of Christ within us enables us to remain fruitful. The leaves of the tree are described as bringing healing to the nations. In God's eternal kingdom there will be no more division, suffering, disease, pain, or death. This hope gives believers courage to persevere through present trials, knowing that a glorious future awaits all who belong to Him.

Prayer:
Lord, thank You for the glorious hope You have prepared for all who trust in Jesus Christ. Help me to remain deeply rooted in Christ each day. Nourish my soul through Your Word, refresh me by Your Spirit, and enable me to bear fruit that honors You in every season of life. Until that glorious day, keep my heart steadfast, my faith strong, and my eyes fixed upon You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Author: Sis. Joy Greer

“Love Abounding, Righteous Fruit”
Scripture: Philippians 1:9-11, AMP

“And this I pray, that your love may abound more and more [displaying itself in greater depth] in real knowledge and in practical insight, so that you may learn to recognize and treasure what is excellent [identifying the best, and distinguishing moral differences], and that you may be pure and blameless until the day of Christ [actually living lives that lead others away from sin]; filled with the fruit of righteousness which comes through Jesus Christ, to the glory and praise of God [so that His glory may be both revealed and recognized].”

Devotion:
Being spiritually mature comes with not just knowing God, but allowing His love to grow deeper within us each day. In today’s Scripture, Paul does not ask first for comfort, prosperity, or success. Instead, he prays that the Philippians’ love would abound "more and more" in real knowledge and practical insight. As our love matures, God gives us discernment to recognize what is excellent. In a world filled with competing voices and shifting values, the Holy Spirit teaches us to choose righteousness over compromise and eternal priorities over temporary pleasures.

Paul also prays that believers would be pure and blameless until the day of Christ. This does not imply sinless perfection, but a sincere heart that consistently seeks to honor God. As we remain connected to Jesus, He continues the work of transforming our character, shaping our thoughts, words, and actions to reflect His holiness. The result of this growing love is a life filled with the fruit of righteousness - such as love, kindness, integrity, patience, compassion, and faithfulness. Today, ask the Lord to increase your love, sharpen your discernment, and produce a harvest of righteousness that points others to Jesus.

Prayer:
Lord, help my love for You and for others continue to abound more and more each day. Give me discernment to recognize what is excellent and the courage to choose what honors You. Produce within me love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. May these qualities become evident in my relationships, my decisions, my words, and my service to others. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

Audio Narrator: Sis. Excellanxt Greer - Author: Sis. Joy Greer

“Love Abounding, Righteous Fruit”
Scripture: Philippians 1:9-11, AMP

Audio Narrator: Sis. Excellanxt Greer - Author: Sis. Joy Greer

“The Water of Life”
Scripture: John 4:14, AMP

Author: Sis. Joy Greer

“The Water of Life”
Scripture: John 4:14, AMP

“But whoever drinks the water that I give him will never be thirsty again. But the water that I give him will become in him a spring of water [satisfying his thirst for God] welling up [continually flowing, bubbling within him] to eternal life.”

Devotion:
Everybody gets thirsty! And not the trash we see on social media today, I’m talking about spiritual thirst. And oftentimes, we try to satisfy the deepest longings of our hearts with success, possessions, relationships, or personal achievements. No earthly source can fully satisfy the soul. Only Jesus offers the living water that quenches our spiritual thirst forever. The water He gives is not temporary relief but a permanent transformation. His living water becomes an inward spring, continually flowing with His grace, peace, joy, and hope.

The beauty of God's living water is that it never runs dry. Even during seasons of hardship, disappointment, grief, or uncertainty, Christ continues to refresh those who draw near to Him. As we spend time in His presence through prayer, worship, and His Word, our souls are renewed, our faith is strengthened, and our hearts are filled with His peace. This spring within us is also meant to overflow into the lives of others. As we walk in the power of the Holy Spirit, we become channels through which God's refreshing grace reaches a thirsty world. The Water of Life is always available, always sufficient, and always flowing for those who believe in Him.

Prayer:
Lord, thank You for being faithful in every season of life. Teach me to trust Your timing and remain patient while You work behind the scenes. Restore areas that feel dry or discouraged, and fill my heart with renewed hope and purpose. Thank You for Your constant provision and care. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Audio Narrator: Sis. Excellanxt Greer - Author: Sis. Joy Greer

“Keep Your Roots Clear”
Scripture: Hebrews 12:15, AMP

Author: Sis. Joy Greer

“Keep Your Roots Clear”
Scripture: Hebrews 12:15, AMP

“See to it that no one falls short of God’s grace; that no root of resentment springs up and causes trouble, and by it many be defiled;”

Devotion:
Today’s Scripture warns us to be watchful that no root of resentment, bitterness, or unforgiveness takes hold within us. Roots are hidden beneath the surface, yet they determine the health and strength of a tree. In the same way, the unseen condition of our hearts influences every part of our lives. Left unchecked, these hidden roots grow deeper, producing attitudes and actions that can damage our relationship with God and with others. If we choose to hold on to these wounds instead of bringing them to God, they begin to grow beneath the surface. Eventually, they affect our joy, our peace, our worship, and even those around us. What starts as a private struggle can become a public stumbling block.

God calls us to keep our roots clear by remaining rooted in His grace. When our hearts are anchored in Christ, the roots of faith, love, humility, and forgiveness crowd out the weeds of resentment. Healthy roots also require regular care. Through prayer, reading God's Word, worship, and honest examination, the Holy Spirit exposes unhealthy attitudes before they become deeply rooted. As we respond in repentance and obedience, He replaces bitterness with compassion, anger with peace, and despair with hope. A heart nourished by God's grace will produce the fruit of righteousness and become a blessing to everyone it touches.

Prayer:
Lord, search the deepest places of my heart and reveal anything that is not pleasing to You. Remove every root of bitterness, resentment, unforgiveness, jealousy, anger, and pride. Heal the wounds that have lingered within me and help me release every offense into Your loving hands. Fill my heart with the fruit of Your Spirit so that my words and actions will encourage others instead of causing harm. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Author: Sis. Joy Greer

“Acceptable in His Sight”
Scripture: Psalm 19:14, AMP

“Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart Be acceptable and pleasing in Your sight, O Lord, my [firm, immovable] rock and my Redeemer.”

Devotion:
King David reminds us in Psalm 19:14 that true worship extends far beyond what others can see. God not only hears every word we speak, but He also knows every thought we think and every motive hidden within our hearts. The psalmist asks that both "the words of my mouth" and "the meditation of my heart" be acceptable in God's sight. This is a prayer of surrender. It recognizes that our speech is a reflection of what fills our hearts. David also declares that the Lord is his Rock and Redeemer. God is our firm foundation when life feels uncertain, and He is the One who redeems us from sin through His unfailing mercy.

Each day presents countless opportunities to honor God through our attitudes, conversations, decisions, and private thoughts. As we continually submit ourselves to the Holy Spirit, He transforms us from the inside out. Our hearts become more like Christ's, and our words become instruments of healing, truth, and hope. Today, invite God to search your heart and shape your thoughts. Ask Him to make every word and every meditation pleasing and acceptable in His sight. When our hearts belong fully to Him, our lives become a testimony of His redeeming love.

Prayer:
Lord, I ask You to purify my heart and guide my thoughts. Let the meditation of my heart be centered in Your truth, Your promises, and Your goodness. May everything I say reflect the character of Jesus Christ. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Audio Narrator: Sis. Excellanxt Greer - Author: Sis. Joy Greer

“Acceptable in His Sight”
Scripture: Psalm 19:14, AMP

Audio Narrator: Sis. Excellanxt Greer - Author: Sis. Joy Greer

“A Diligent Heart”
Scripture: Proverbs 4:23, AMP