Bible Verse Of The Day

December 14, 2025

Sanctified Steps: My Refuge, My Fortress| Psalm 91:2 (KJV)

 

My Fortress, My Fortress| Psalm 91:2


📖 Scripture:

“I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress: my God; in him will I trust.” — Psalm 91:2 (KJV)


Devotional:

Psalm 91:2 begins with a choice.

“I will say of the Lord…”

This verse is not a reaction to fear — it is a declaration made before fear takes hold. It reminds us that faith is not only something we feel; it is something we speak.

A refuge is where we run when life feels overwhelming.
A fortress is where we stand when we need protection and strength.

God offers Himself as both.

This verse invites us to name who God is to us personally — not based on circumstance, not based on outcome, but based on trust. It is a quiet confidence that settles the heart and steadies the mind.

When uncertainty rises, Psalm 91:2 teaches us to anchor our words in truth:
God is my refuge.
God is my fortress.
God is my God — and in Him, I will trust.

Reflection:  

  1. What situations in your life require you to speak trust instead of fears?
  2. How might declaring who God is help shift your perspective today?

Daily Wisdom Insight:

Faith grows stronger when we choose to declare our trust in God, even before circumstances change.

Practical Application:

Begin your day with this declaration:

“I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress. In Him, I will trust.”

Speak it aloud if you can.
Let the words settle in your spirit.
Allow trust to replace tension.

Prayer:

Father,

Tonight I choose to say of You what I know to be true.
You are my refuge when life feels uncertain.
You are my fortress when I feel weak.
You are my God, and I place my trust in You.

Help me rest in Your protection
and find peace in Your presence.

Teach my heart to trust You fully,
even when I cannot see what lies ahead.

I receive Your covering,
Your strength,
and Your peace.

In Jesus’ name, 
Amen.

Glory to God Coloring Page for Kids| Free Christmas Printable


 






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December 13, 2025

Sanctified Steps: When God Mends the Heart |Psalm 147:3 ( KJV)

 

When God Mends the Heart: Psalm 147:3


📖 Scripture:

“He healeth the broken in heart, and bindeth up their wounds.”Psalm 147:3 (KJV)


Devotional:

Some pain doesn’t announce itself.
It lingers quietly — tucked behind smiles, hidden beneath strength, carried day after day without words.

Psalm 147:3 reminds us that God is not distant from brokenness.
He is drawn to it.

He does not rush the healing.
He does not overlook the wound.
He does not minimize the hurt.

Instead, He comes close.

God heals with intention — tending the heart gently, binding what has been torn, restoring what life has fractured. Healing may not erase the memory of the pain, but it softens its grip. What once controlled your heart no longer defines it.

If you’ve been holding yourself together for a long time, this verse is for you.
God sees the places where you are still mending — and He is actively at work there.

Healing is not weakness.
It is evidence of God’s care.

Reflection:

  1. What areas of your heart feel tender or wounded right now?
  2. What would it look like to invite God into those places instead of carrying them alone?

Daily Wisdom Insight:

God heals the heart with patience, purpose, and perfect care.

Practical Application:

Begin your day with this declaration:

“God is healing my heart and restoring what has been broken.”

Repeat it slowly.
Let it settle.
Allow God’s truth to replace the weight you’ve been carrying.

Prayer:

Father,

Thank You for seeing the broken places in my heart
that I struggle to put into words.

You know every wound,
every ache,
every silent tear.

Heal what has been broken within me.
Bind up the places that still hurt.
Restore what feels fragile.

Help me trust You with the process,
even when healing takes time.

I receive Your comfort,
Your peace,
and Your restoring love today.

In Jesus’ name, 
Amen.

💬 Discussion Questions:

  1. What does healing look like for you in this season of your life?
  2. How does knowing that God tends to your heart personally change the way you carry pain?


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