30 Days to Confident Faithಮಾದರಿ

Devotional:
Paul wrote this after pleading with God three times to remove a “thorn” in his flesh—something that caused him deep struggle. Instead of removing it, God reminded him that His grace was enough and that His power shines brightest in our weakness.

I used to think strength meant having everything together, never showing cracks, and always smiling through the storm. But God has repeatedly shown me that His power flows best through surrendered weakness. There have been times I stood on stages or in front of groups, ministering while feeling completely empty. Yet those were the moments people said they felt God’s presence the most.

Weakness is not a disqualification; it’s an invitation for God’s Spirit to show up in power. When you stop pretending you can do it all on your own, you make room for His glory to rest on you.

Whatever you feel disqualifies you—your past, your pain, or your lack of ability—may be the very place God wants to display His strength.

Thought to Ponder:
What weakness am I trying to hide that God wants to use as a platform for His power?

Prayer:
Lord, I give You my weaknesses and imperfections. Remind me that I don’t need to be strong because You already are. Show Your glory through every area where I feel weak. Amen.