DAY 10: Conclusions

“Your people will rebuild the ancient ruins and will raise up the age-old foundations; you will be called Repairer of Broken Walls, Restorer of Streets with Dwellings.”— Isaiah 58:12 (NIV)

As we wrap up this devotional, remember that hosting God’s presence is far more than a concept—it's a lifestyle. It is about allowing God's kingdom to rule every aspect of your life. It means recognizing that there is a divine agenda at work that seeks to restore the broken, heal the hurting, and realign the family unit so that the kingdoms of this world become the kingdom of our God.

It is important to align yourself, your marriage, and your family with God’s original design. When your family is healthy and strong, you are better equipped to impact the world around you. A stable family foundation enables individuals to thrive in all other areas of life.

Hosting God’s presence means exalting God’s truth, counsel, and wisdom above the philosophies of this world. It requires allowing God to provide a customized blueprint for your life and marriage, guiding you toward His will and purpose. It is about permitting His light to rule over every situation, especially in moments of uncertainty.

When you walk in alignment with God’s divine agenda, you will not stumble in darkness. Instead, you will walk boldly, knowing your home is built on a solid, divine foundation.

I hope this 10-day journey has helped you reflect, realign, and renew your commitment to God's purpose for your life and marriage.

This devotional is an excerpt from the book Hosting God’s Presence in Your Life and Marriage. I authored it to help individuals and families realign their hearts, minds, thoughts, and foundations with God’s original plan.

If you'd like to grow deeper in this journey of growth and restoration, we invite you to connect with us at Life in the Ark Global Ministry, where we are passionate about:

•Renewing hearts with God’s presence

•Rebuilding and restoring marriages

•Raising godly children as a battle-axe in the hands of God

Scriptures for Reflection:

•Isaiah 58:12

•Isaiah 61:4

We would love to thank Nike Folagbade for this devotional. To learn more about her and the work she is doing with families, find out more at www.thelifeintheark.com