In this devotional, we unpack Proverbs 31:8–9 — a divine mandate to open our mouths for those who cannot speak for themselves. Whether it’s the addicted, the incarcerated, the forgotten, or the falsely accused, God calls us to be advocates of truth and defenders of justice. This isn’t just about charity — it’s about courage. It’s about stepping into the gap, using our voice to confront lies, protect the vulnerable, and reflect the heart of Christ. If you’ve ever felt silenced or overlooked, this episode is for you. And if you’ve been restored, it’s time to speak up.

Romans 8:1 declares a freedom most people don’t believe they can have: no condemnation for those in Christ. In this episode, Ricky breaks down what it means to finally step out from under shame, guilt, and the labels the world tries to put on you. If you’ve ever felt disqualified, dirty, or too far gone, this devotional will breathe hope into your lungs.

James 4:7 reminds us that spiritual victory doesn’t start with fighting—it starts with surrender. In this short devotional, we talk about what it really means to submit to God, how to stand firm against the enemy’s lies, and why the devil has no choice but to flee when you’re aligned with God’s authority. This is a simple, practical reminder that your strength comes from yielding, not striving.

In this devotional, we look at 2 Corinthians 12:9 — the reminder that God’s grace is enough even when we feel like we’re not. Paul didn’t hide his weakness; he brought it to God and found strength he didn’t have on his own. If you’re in a season where you feel stretched, tired, or not enough, this message will remind you that God’s power shows up strongest right where you feel the weakest. His grace is sufficient, and His strength is made perfect in you.

Today’s devotional dives into Isaiah 26:3–4 — a promise of perfect peace for the one who keeps their mind on God. If your heart feels restless, anxious, or pulled in every direction, this message reminds you where real stability comes from. God is the everlasting Rock, the One you can trust completely. Take a few minutes to breathe, refocus, and let His peace steady you again.

In this short devotional, we slow down and talk honestly about purpose — not the kind we try to force, but the kind God reveals in His timing. Through Proverbs 3:5–6, Jeremiah 29:11, and Psalm 32:8, we look at what it means to trust God when you’re still figuring things out, to believe He has a plan even when you can’t see it, and to let Him guide your steps one day at a time. If you’re a man still searching for your purpose, this message is for you

This devotional dives into the heart of Jesus’ story about the Shepherd who refuses to settle for ninety‑nine when one is missing. Luke 15:4–6 isn’t a cute children’s tale — it’s a picture of a God who goes into the wilderness, into the thorns, into the dark places we wandered into, and lifts us onto His shoulders with joy.

In this episode, we explore what it means to be “the one”: the one who drifted, the one who broke, the one who ran, the one who thought they were too far gone. And we look at the Shepherd who doesn’t shame, doesn’t scold, and doesn’t negotiate — He rescues.

This is a devotional for anyone who’s ever felt lost, tired, or unworthy of being found. It’s a reminder that God doesn’t wait for you to clean up your mess before He comes after you. He meets you in it, carries you out of it, and celebrates your return.

If you need hope, if you need reassurance, if you need to know you’re not forgotten — this one will speak straight to you.

This devotional takes you straight into the heart of Jesus’ call to follow Him — not the comfortable version, not the cultural version, but the real one. In Luke 9:23–24, Jesus doesn’t offer an easy path; He offers a transforming one. He invites us to deny ourselves, take up our cross daily, and discover the paradox that losing our life for His sake is the only way we truly find it.

In this episode, we slow down and unpack what that actually means in real life — in our habits, our desires, our identity, and our daily choices. This isn’t about religious performance. It’s about surrender, trust, and the kind of obedience that reshapes a person from the inside out.

If you’re hungry for a faith that costs something, a faith that changes you, a faith that calls you deeper than Sunday‑morning Christianity, this devotional will meet you right where you are. Jesus’ words are simple, but they’re not small. They’re an invitation to die to the old you so the new you can finally breathe.

Come ready. This one cuts — but it heals.