21 Days Of Devotionals

It has been said that it only takes 21 days to form a “habit.” A habit is a pattern of behavior that has been picked up and occurs automatically, often called and “addiction.”

It is our prayer that over the next 21 days, through reading God’s Word, spending time with Him, & applying His truth to your life, that you will develop a spiritual addiction to His presence. That it would become a habit for you to spend time with God daily.

Through this devotional, and God working through His spirit within you- may you always have a spiritual hunger for more of Christ and may you be challenged to put your faith in action daily.

We are praying for you and we believe in you as the future of your generation!

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