Today’s Devotional Scripture: 38 For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, 39 Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. - Romans 8:38-39 KJV
The Message For Today (April 2, 2026):
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There is nothing in the earth that is greater than our God. There is nothing in the heavens, and there is nothing in the Spirit that is greater than our God. He is mighty to save, and He is mighty to deliver. What God says is what is, for he is not a man that he should lie, nor the Son of man, that he should change his mind? Our God reigns supreme.
So when we look at the issues of life, when we look at our finances, when we look at our relationships, and when we consider even the weight of just today, we can lay all of that before our King. We can lay it down at the feet of His throne, and we can surrender to the glory that is our God:
to the way that He directs us,
the way that He loves us,
the way that He guides us with lovingkindness,
the way that He orders our steps,
the way that His Word lights us up,
the way that praise and prayer begin to shift us and empower us to work fully in the things of God.
All of this is because we are fully persuaded.
We are persuaded that God is with us and we are with God. We know that He is real. We pray in the name of Jesus, we commit our lives to the following of Christ, and we commit our days to loving God, to doing the best we can do in our day to day lives, but knowing as long as we bring our best, that God can go exceedingly, abundantly, above all, that we can ask or think according to the power at work within us (EphesianS 3:20-21 KJV).
So there is so much scriptural truth and historical evidence from your own lives and from the lives of those around you, that God is more than able to. That He is a good God, a loving father, the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords. Yes, the world gets heavy. Yes, the enemy seems like he’s winning when you look at the issues, you look at the war, you look at the chaos that some people bring, you look at their death, and you look at all the bad things that people do.
It may seem like the enemy is winning; it may seem like the enemy owns the earth and everything in it. But we know that not to be true. We know that no matter what is happening in our lives, that the Holy Spirit is at work within us. No matter what is happening in the world. The Holy Spirit is at work within us. There is a grace and a glory that goes forth when we move in faith.
Not halfway faith, and not little faith. But full embodied, full of glory faith. When we move in faith and we start walking with God, it becomes evident that we were never on our own. It becomes evident that God has always been with us. And it becomes evident that we are the sons and the daughters of God. It becomes evident that we are his children. That we begin to see things change in our lives. When we fully are persuaded.
And because we are fully persuaded, we are here. Right here, right now, in this devotional. Committing to this journey every day, day in and day out. No matter how difficult things may be, no matter how busy your schedule, you’re here, you’re listening to this or you’re reading this. That is an indication of where you value your life, your time, and your walk with God. You are persuaded.
Allow today to be a reminder that nothing can separate you from the love of God. Nothing can snatch you out of His hand. We see this in the New Testament. In John 10:28, it reads:
28 And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand. - John 10:28 KJV
In this passage of Scripture, we see that Jesus is being surrounded. He’s being surrounded by the Jews. He’s being surrounded by those who do not believe, or those who have seen the good works but refuse to believe. And He begins to speak to them in parables, as he often does. And then He tells them plainly In John 10:29:
29 My Father, which gave them me, is greater than all; and no man is able to pluck them out of my Father's hand.
30 I and my Father are one. - John 10:29-30 KJV
Then the Jews took up stones again to stone Him.
So we see in this scripture that the Lord is surrounded. We see that there are Pharisaical Jews that deny the power of God, even though they know the scripture. We see that here they deny the power of Jesus despite knowing the Scripture. They do not believe Jesus to be the Messiah. And because he said, I and my Father are one, decided to take up stones against them. And Jesus just continues to press in that he’s the Son of God.
When we walk with God, and we are fully persuaded, we’re not just out there on our own. We are in the hands of a loving Father who, in the dark seasons, in the darkness of night, in the bright of day, and in the best seasons of our life, He is there through them all. He is right there through every process. He’s right there for the roller coaster seasons up and down. He is God. And when you believe that inherently in your heart, then stepping out of low seasons is no longer risky. It’s a matter of your growth.
And we know that God is there holding our hands, guiding us in His Spirit, guiding us through the scriptures, guiding us through His holy word, and through the fellowship of those who love the Lord as well. He has given us so many avenues to invest in ourselves by sitting with Him. He’s given us opportunities to invest hours in our lives in His presence.
That we may know the fullness of joy, that we may know complete healing, that we may know the divine authority and dominion of God, that we may know Him and sup with Him.
This is the opportunity that Jesus gives us by virtue of his very existence. Not to mention the death, the burial, and the resurrection that He endured, that he may sit on the right hand of the Father in glory. We are with God, and He is with us. Being fully persuaded is the key to walking in that liberty, to taking hold of those confessions, and to knowing that He is God.
Be fully persuaded of what you believe. Be fully persuaded of God’s love for you. Be fully persuaded that nothing can stand between you and the Lord. Nothing can stand between you and your God. For in his own hands, in His own words, the Lord has said that he and the Father are one and that no man is able to pluck you out of his hands (John 10:28-29 KJV).
In this season, being fully persuaded is going to absolutely shift the way that you move and how you attack certain situations in your life. How do you walk fully persuaded, doing exactly what God said to do? Building what He says build, finishing the good work of the Lord? Finishing what you start.
Becoming a finisher of projects, ideas, and creativity. Starting and then taking it all the way with the Lord. Not halfway moving, not leaving and coming back, not breaking some things and then picking them back up, but fully persuaded in Him. Fully connected with him, fully entwined in the Word, covered by the Word, and full of His Spirit. That’s what it is to be fully persuaded. I pray this for you today.
Closing Devotional Prayer
My prayer for you:
Father, in the name of Jesus. Thank you for the mighty woman of God. Thank you, God, that she’s here again, she’s up again. I thank you, oh God, that you make no mistakes. You are walking with the mighty woman of God through this new season.
I thank you for the weighted glory of God over her. I thank you, God, that everything is not like you must break. And that in its place, oh, God, there’s a peace that surpasses understanding. That there’s a grounding peace in your spirit. Thank you, God, for a fresh wind over her life.
Thank you for a fresh wind over her finances, God. Thank you that the mighty woman of God is speaking fully persuaded that nothing can separate her from the love of God. I thank you right now, God, that every weight is broken, every sin. Oh, God, let it be confessed unto you that she may experience liberty. For whom the sun sets free is free indeed. Thank you, Jesus. I thank you, Lord. And I pray in Jesus mighty name. Amen.
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