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Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional"Let No One Separate" | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 19:6Jesus’ words in Matthew 19:6 aren’t symbolic—they’re covenantal: “They are no longer two, but one flesh.”Marriage is sacred. It’s not a convenience or a contract. It’s a spiritual union forged by God Himself—and as men, we’re called to love our wives as Christ loved the church.This devotional calls men to reclaim their role as spiritual leaders—to love when it’s hard, forgive when it’s undeserved, and protect their marriage like sacred ground.Whether you’re married or single, this is a call to build your relationships G...
2025-10-3105 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalBuilt On God's Blueprint | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 19:3-5When Jesus was asked about marriage, He didn’t respond with cultural opinions or modern logic—He went straight to the beginning. He reminded us that marriage is God’s idea—male and female, united as one in covenant.In a world trying to redefine what God already designed, this passage brings us back to truth: Marriage is sacred. Marriage is covenant. Marriage is built to last.This devotional challenges men to realign their lives, relationships, and convictions with God’s original blueprint—not the world’s version. Whether you’re single or married, t...
2025-10-3005 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalEnduring Mercy | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:34-35Mercy received but not released will eventually rot into judgment. In this final part of the parable, Jesus shows us what happens when grace doesn’t change a person. The servant was forgiven an unpayable debt — yet he turned around and demanded repayment from someone else. And because he refused to forgive, the freedom he once had was taken away.This is more than a story about debt. It’s a warning about endurance. A faith that ends at the first offense isn’t real faith. A heart that holds grudges hasn’t fully underst...
2025-10-2905 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalMercy Repaid | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:32-33Mercy received must become mercy given. In this parable, Jesus reminds us that forgiveness isn’t meant to stop with us — it’s meant to flow through us.The servant was forgiven a massive, unpayable debt, yet refused to forgive another man who owed him pocket change. Why? Because he forgot how much grace he’d been shown.We do the same when we demand justice for others while quietly pleading for mercy for ourselves. But remembering how deeply we’ve been forgiven changes everything. It softens our hearts. It restores compassion. It...
2025-10-2804 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalCollateral Damage | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:30-31Unforgiveness always leaves a trail. We think it’s private — a quiet choice we wrestle with alone. But Jesus shows that bitterness never stays contained.In this passage, one man’s refusal to forgive didn’t just affect his debtor — it rippled through his entire community. The other servants saw it, felt it, and were outraged. That’s the nature of unforgiveness: it poisons what it touches.It damages marriages, friendships, ministries, and witness. It tells others that grace is conditional — that we believe in forgiveness for us, but not for them.If the...
2025-10-2704 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalMercy Mismanagement | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:29-30The servant in this story was forgiven of an impossible debt — yet when a man owed him just a little, he showed no mercy. That’s what Jesus calls mercy mismanagement.In this episode, we unpack what happens when forgiven men forget their own forgiveness. Mercy isn’t meant to be stored — it’s meant to be shared. And when we refuse to forgive, we forfeit the joy that mercy brings.Jesus reminds us: grace received must become grace given. Because the same hands that were once chained by sin are now called to unl...
2025-10-2405 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalDebt Collectors or Grace Distributors | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:28The forgiven servant walks out of the throne room with a clean slate — but instead of showing mercy, he grabs another man by the throat over a small debt. It’s shocking, but it’s also us.In this episode, we look at what happens when forgiven men forget their own mercy. Jesus calls us not to be debt collectors, but grace distributors — men who release others from the same burden Christ released us from. Because when we keep demanding repayment from people who owe us little, we dishonor the One who forgav...
2025-10-2304 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe Debt You Couldn't Repay | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:25-27The Debt You Couldn’t Repay – Matthew 18:25–27In this devotional, we step into one of the most powerful pictures of grace Jesus ever told — the story of a servant crushed by an impossible debt. The master had every right to demand payment, but instead… he forgave it all.That’s what God did for us. Every sin. Every failure. Every moment of shame. Wiped clean by the blood of Jesus.This episode challenges us to live with a daily awareness of what we’ve been forgiven — not out of guilt, but gratitu...
2025-10-2204 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe Debt We Cannot Pay | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:23-24The Debt We Cannot Pay – Matthew 18:23–24In this powerful devotional, we dive into one of Jesus’ most revealing parables—the story of a servant who owed his king an impossible debt. It’s not just a lesson about forgiveness—it’s a mirror held up to our own hearts.Every one of us has a debt before God we could never repay. But Jesus didn’t leave us bankrupt. He took our place, bore our punishment, and paid it all in full. This is the heartbeat of the gospel: Jesus died your death so you could liv...
2025-10-2108 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalForgiveness that Breaks the Cycle | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:21-22Forgiveness That Breaks the Cycle – Matthew 18:21–22Peter thought forgiving seven times was generous—but Jesus flipped the script. He wasn’t giving Peter a number; He was giving him a new nature. In this episode, we explore what it means to live as men who stop counting offenses and start extending mercy.Forgiveness isn’t weakness—it’s warfare. It’s how you break generational patterns of revenge and reclaim your peace.Let’s walk through how to release offense, reclaim your freedom, and reflect the forgiveness you’ve already received from Christ.
2025-10-2004 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalJesus at the Table | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:19-20“Again, truly I tell you that if two of you on earth agree about anything they ask for, it will be done for them by my Father in heaven. For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.” — Matthew 18:19–20There’s real power when men gather in the name of Jesus. Not because of the numbers, but because of the Name.This verse isn’t about getting everything we ask for—it’s about aligning our hearts with God’s will together. When two or three believers come into agreement...
2025-10-1703 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalHeaven Backs You | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:18Leadership in the Kingdom isn’t casual — it carries heavenly weight. When Jesus spoke these words, He wasn’t giving His followers a license to control — He was commissioning them to steward holiness. To lead, to confront, and to protect unity in the Body of Christ with conviction and love.This verse reminds us that spiritual authority is real. The way you lead your home, your family, your ministry — it matters in heaven. When you move in alignment with God’s heart, heaven moves with you. When you stand for truth, set godly boundaries, and walk in obedience...
2025-10-1604 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalWhen They Still Refuse | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:17Some people just won’t listen—no matter how much truth you bring or how much grace you give. You can pray, counsel, and correct with love, but still face resistance. Pride, pain, or hardened hearts can keep a person from receiving the very healing they need.Jesus gives a clear model for confrontation that escalates in grace: first private correction, then accountability through witnesses, and finally, bringing it before the church. But if even that doesn’t lead to repentance, He gives us a hard but freeing truth—there comes a time to release control.Treat...
2025-10-1504 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe Courage to Confront | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:15-16“If your brother or sister sins, go and point out their fault, just between the two of you. If they listen to you, you have won them over. But if they will not listen, take one or two others along, so that ‘every matter may be established by the testimony of two or three witnesses.’” — Matthew 18:15–16Conflict isn’t easy—but it’s essential. As men, we often shy away from hard conversations, hoping issues will fix themselves or fade over time. But Jesus gives us clear direction: confrontation is not about condemnation, it’s about restoration.Re...
2025-10-1404 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalHe Still Pursues | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:13-14“And if he finds it, truly I tell you, he is happier about that one sheep than about the ninety-nine that did not wander off. In the same way your Father in heaven is not willing that any of these little ones should perish.” — Matthew 18:13–14Men fall. We drift. We wander. But what often keeps us from coming back isn’t the fall itself—it’s the shame that follows. The enemy whispers that we’ve gone too far, that we’re no longer worthy, that God’s done with us. But Jesus tells a different story.
2025-10-1304 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe One That Matters | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:12“What do you think? If a man owns a hundred sheep, and one of them wanders away, will he not leave the ninety-nine on the hills and go to look for the one that wandered off?” — Matthew 18:12In this message, we’re reminded of the relentless heart of God—the Shepherd who refuses to settle for ninety-nine when one is missing. Jesus’ parable isn’t about livestock—it’s about love, leadership, and the kind of stewardship that notices when something or someone has drifted away.We live in a world that’s quick to replace and move on...
2025-10-1003 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalSeen, Guarded and Valued by Heaven | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:10In Matthew 18:10, Jesus gives a stunning glimpse into heaven’s perspective: “Their angels in heaven always see the face of my Father.” It’s a reminder that the ones the world overlooks—the children, the quiet, the humble, the ones still learning to walk in faith—are deeply seen, guarded, and valued by God Himself.In this episode, we unpack what it means to live with that awareness—to treat others with the same reverence heaven does. This isn’t just about angels; it’s about alignment with the Father’s heart.We’ll explore:Why “the least of th...
2025-10-0904 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalBetter to Lose than Be Lost | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:8-9In Matthew 18:8–9, Jesus makes one of His most shocking statements: “If your hand or foot causes you to stumble, cut it off.” It’s not hyperbole—it’s holy urgency. He’s showing us that sin isn’t something to manage; it’s something to eliminate.In this episode, we dive into what Jesus really meant—and why radical obedience is the only path to real freedom. This isn’t about self-harm. It’s about self-denial. It’s about choosing to lose what’s temporary so you don’t lose what’s eternal.We’ll talk about:The difference betw...
2025-10-0805 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalStumbling Blocks and Sacred Accountability | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:7In Matthew 18:7, Jesus issues a sobering warning: “Woe to the world because of the things that cause people to stumble.” The world is full of traps—temptations, lies, and compromises that pull people away from truth. But Jesus doesn’t stop there. He also warns about the personal responsibility we carry not to become a stumbling block ourselves.In this episode, we’ll unpack:What Jesus meant when He said “woe to the one through whom they come”How subtle compromise or hypocrisy can lead others off courseWhy accountability and self-examination are vital for spiritual integrityWhat it means to gu...
2025-10-0704 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalRaising the Righteous | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:6Matthew 18:6 delivers one of Jesus’ strongest warnings—if anyone causes a child or a young believer to stumble, the consequences are severe. This verse reminds us that our influence matters, especially with the next generation.In this episode, we’ll dive into:Why Jesus used such strong language about leading others astrayThe difference between raising kids in religion versus righteousnessHow everyday choices—speech, relationships, finances, worship—become discipleship lessonsPractical ways to model faith, repentance, and obedience to the next generationWe’re not called to perfection, but we are called to intentionality. Our lives can either be st...
2025-10-0605 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalHumility, Not Immaturity | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:4-5In Matthew 18:4–5, Jesus takes a child and places them at the center of His teaching, redefining greatness in the kingdom of heaven. The disciples expected a lesson on power, knowledge, or position—but Jesus points to humility.In this episode, we’ll unpack:Why Jesus used a child to illustrate true greatnessThe difference between immaturity and intentional humilityHow pride and the pursuit of recognition hold us back from kingdom livingPractical steps to embrace a lowly posture and serve others quietlyHumility isn’t weakness—it’s power submitted to God. And when we welcome those who walk in...
2025-10-0305 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalFully Dependent | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 18:1-3In Matthew 18:1–3, the disciples ask Jesus a very adult question: “Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?” But instead of pointing to prophets, leaders, or even His closest followers, Jesus calls over a child. Why? Because greatness in the kingdom isn’t about status—it’s about dependence.In this episode, we’ll explore:Why childlike faith is the foundation of true greatnessHow our obsession with self-sufficiency often blocks intimacy with GodThe difference between control and trust in the Christian walkPractical ways to surrender and live fully dependent on the FatherThe world tells us indep...
2025-10-0205 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalWe Don't Have to... But We Get to | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 17:24-27In Matthew 17:24–27, Jesus does something unexpected. As the Son of God, He didn’t owe the temple tax—yet He chose to pay it anyway. Not out of obligation, but out of humility and love.This quiet but powerful moment teaches us something profound about spiritual maturity: living not from a mindset of have to, but get to. In this episode, we’ll unpack:Why Jesus chose humility over entitlementHow maturity in Christ shifts us from obligation to joyful obedienceThe difference between giving under compulsion and giving out of loveWhy investing our time, treasure, and service in the k...
2025-10-0105 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalWhat will You do with the Time Left? | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 17:22-23In Matthew 17:22–23, Jesus looks His disciples in the eye and tells them plainly: “They will kill me. And on the third day, I will be raised to life.” No parable. No metaphor. Just truth. The disciples were filled with grief—but they still didn’t fully understand what His resurrection would mean.In this episode, we’ll wrestle with the same tension they felt: how do you live when you know time is short? Together we’ll explore:Why Jesus chose to prepare His disciples instead of shielding them from painHow grief can either paralyze us or propel us i...
2025-09-3004 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalFaith That Moves Mountains | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 17:20In Matthew 17:20, Jesus reminds His disciples—and us—that faith, even as small as a mustard seed, carries mountain-moving power. The challenge is, most of us live with faith stifled by logic, disappointment, or fear. We pray for breakthrough but doubt it will actually come. We hope for healing but stop short of expecting it.In this episode, we’ll unpack what it means to walk in true, biblical faith—not rooted in reason, but in the promises and nature of God. Together we’ll explore:Why Jesus confronts the disciples’ unbeliefHow even a mustard seed of faith is...
2025-09-2904 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalWhen Faith Falls Short, Jesus Still Shows Up | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 17:17-18In Matthew 17:17–18, we see a side of Jesus that might catch us off guard. His words sound sharp: “You unbelieving and perverse generation, how long shall I put up with you?” Yet, even in His frustration, we find the grace and power of a Savior who still shows up.The disciples had already been given authority to heal, but when faced with this suffering boy, their faith faltered. They tried, but it wasn’t enough. And instead of turning away, Jesus stepped in and did what no one else could—He healed in an instant.This story...
2025-09-2604 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalOnly Jesus Can | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 17:14-16In Matthew 17:14–16, a desperate father kneels before Jesus, crying out for his suffering son. He had already gone to the disciples, but they couldn’t help. This story isn’t about their failure—it’s about a greater truth: there are battles no man can fight for us, and wounds no person can heal. Only Jesus can.So often, we lean on the people around us—our mentors, pastors, friends, and community. And while those are good and God-given, they can’t take the place of Christ. When the fire feels too hot, when the waters rise too high, when...
2025-09-2504 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalRecognized by Heaven | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 17:11-12Recognized by Heaven — Matthew 17:11–12 | Devotional Keywords: Matthew 17 devotional, Recognized by Heaven, John the Baptist prophecy, unseen faithfulness, serving God not man“Jesus replied, ‘To be sure, Elijah comes and will restore all things. But I tell you, Elijah has already come, and they did not recognize him… In the same way the Son of Man is going to suffer at their hands.’” — Matthew 17:11–12John the Baptist fulfilled prophecy—preparing the way for Christ. But instead of being honored, he was ridiculed, imprisoned, and killed. Why? Because the world doesn’t applaud truth—it crucifies it.I...
2025-09-2404 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalWhen to Speak, When to Be Silent | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 17:9When to Speak, When to Be Silent — Matthew 17:9 | Devotional Keywords: Matthew 17:9 devotional, when to share testimony, Christian discernment, scars vs wounds, timing God’s way“As they were coming down the mountain, Jesus instructed them, ‘Don’t tell anyone what you have seen, until the Son of Man has been raised from the dead.’” — Matthew 17:9Jesus had just revealed His glory in the Transfiguration. Yet as He and His disciples walked down the mountain, He told them to keep it quiet—for now. Why? Because timing matters. If they shared too soon, people would misun...
2025-09-2304 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalFace Down in Fear or Faith? | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 17:6-7Face Down in Fear or Faith? — Matthew 17:6–7 | Devotional Keywords: Matthew 17:6–7, fear vs faith, overcoming fear, obedience to God, Restoring Warriors, Christian devotion“When the disciples heard this, they fell facedown to the ground, terrified. But Jesus came and touched them. ‘Get up,’ he said. ‘Don’t be afraid.’” — Matthew 17:6–7When God moves in our lives, fear can keep us face down—not just fear of failure, but fear of what happens if we actually succeed. Many of us delay obedience, sabotage opportunities, or shrink back from healthy relationships because we don’t feel qualified for breakthro...
2025-09-2204 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalListen to Him | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 17:5Listen to Him — Matthew 17:5 | Devotional Keywords: Matthew 17:5, Listen to Jesus, Transfiguration, spiritual listening, Christian devotion, how to hear God“‘This is my Son, whom I love; with him I am well pleased. Listen to him!’” — Matthew 17:5In the middle of the Transfiguration, the Father speaks one command that should change everything: Listen to Jesus. This episode explores what it looks like to prioritize the voice of Christ amid the noise of culture, fear, and fractured pasts.Episode highlights:Context: God’s interruption during the Transfiguration (Matthew 17)Why “Listen to Him” i...
2025-09-1903 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalBusy Work vs True WorshipBusy Work vs. True Worship — Matthew 17:3–4Peter, James, and John just witnessed Jesus transfigured in glory with Moses and Elijah at His side. And Peter’s first response? “Let me build some shelters!”Instead of resting in the presence of glory, he defaulted to busy work—just like so many of us do. We fill our lives with spiritual activity, service, and noise, but often miss the simple call of God: “This is my Son … listen to Him.”👉 Reflection: Where are you building booths instead of beholding Jesus?
2025-09-1804 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalServe Where You Are | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 17:1-2Serve Where You Are — Devotional on Matthew 17:1–2 Keywords: Matthew 17:1–2, Transfiguration, discipleship, calling, purpose, everyday faithIn Matthew 17:1–2, Jesus takes Peter, James, and John up a mountain and reveals His glory in the Transfiguration. These three disciples were far from perfect, yet Jesus entrusted them with a glimpse of heaven. Their role was unique, but it didn’t make them more valuable than the others—it simply reflected God’s plan for them.In this episode we explore:Why only Peter, James, and John saw the Transfiguration.How God gives each believer unique roles a...
2025-09-1704 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalKingdom Breaking Through | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 16:28Kingdom Breaking Through — Devotional on Matthew 16:28 Keywords: Matthew 16:28, Transfiguration, kingdom of God, already/not-yet, resurrection, Pentecost, Christian devotionalIn Matthew 16:28 Jesus tells His disciples: “Some standing here will not taste death before they see the Son of Man coming in his kingdom.” It’s one of those verses that sparks debate — and understanding it well unlocks a richer view of how God’s Kingdom arrives in stages.In this episode we cover:Context: Jesus’ warnings about sacrifice and the immediate promise of kingdom revelation.Likely fulfillments: the Transfiguration (Matthew 17), the resurrection/ascension, Pen...
2025-09-1606 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe Worst Deal You Could Ever Make | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 16:26-27The Worst Deal You Could Ever Make – Devotional on Matthew 16:26–27“What good will it be for someone to gain the whole world, yet forfeit their soul?”In this devotional episode, we break down one of Jesus’ most sobering questions. You can achieve success, wealth, and admiration—but if it costs you your soul, it’s the worst exchange imaginable.We’ll talk about:Why temporary success can’t outweigh eternal loss.How our pursuits reveal what kingdom we’re really living for.Practical steps to shift your focus from worldly gains to eternal inv...
2025-09-1505 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalCarry Your Cross | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 16:24-25Carry Your Cross – Devotional on Matthew 16:24–25Discipleship isn’t just belief—it’s surrender. Jesus said, “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me.”In this episode, we explore:The difference between being an admirer of Jesus and being His disciple.Why you can’t carry your cross while clutching idols.Real-world examples of what cross-carrying looks like in career, relationships, and habits.The paradox of losing your life for Christ—and actually finding it.Reflection Question: What’s the hardest area of...
2025-09-1205 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalGet Behind Me | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 16:21-23Get Behind Me – Devotional on Matthew 16:21–23When Jesus explained that He must suffer and die, Peter rebuked Him. It didn’t fit Peter’s plan, and it didn’t feel right. But Jesus’ response was firm: “Get behind me, Satan.”In this episode, we unpack:Why even good intentions can still contradict God’s will.How the enemy uses fear and self-preservation to keep us from obedience.Biblical examples of people who said, “Never, Lord,”—and the lessons we can learn.What it means to lay down our plans and truly embrace God’s.Reflection Q...
2025-09-1106 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalGet Your Keys | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 16:19Get Your Keys – Devotional on Matthew 16:19Jesus told Peter, “I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven.” Keys represent access — to belonging, authority, and eternity. But here’s the reality: those keys don’t come through religion, good works, or self-effort. They only come through Jesus Christ.In this episode, we talk about:What “keys of the Kingdom” mean for you today.Why eternity is real and why there’s no middle ground.How to receive the keys through faith in Christ alone.The call to share this truth with others who do...
2025-09-1004 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalOn This Rock | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 16:17-18On This Rock – Devotional on Matthew 16:17–18Peter’s confession of Jesus as Messiah wasn’t something he figured out — it was revealed by God. With that revelation came a new identity and a calling: to be the “rock” on which Christ would build His unstoppable Church.In this episode, we dive into:Why Peter’s revelation was supernatural, not intellectual.How Jesus calls us before we’re “qualified” or “ready.”Why the Church is still advancing, even in a hostile culture.What it means to storm the gates of hell with courage and faith.Reflection...
2025-09-0904 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe Bold Confession | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 16:15-16The Bold Confession – Devotional on Matthew 16:15–16In one of the darkest spiritual centers of the ancient world, Jesus made it personal: “But what about you? Who do you say I am?”Peter’s response — “You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God” — was more than words. It was a declaration of faith and allegiance in the face of idols, culture, and opposition.In this episode, we unpack:Why Peter’s confession carried such boldness and weight.Why many today stop at calling Jesus a “good teacher” or “influencer.”How the question still cuts...
2025-09-0803 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalWho Do You Say I Am? | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 16:13-14Who Do You Say I Am? – Devotional on Matthew 16:13–14In one of the darkest, most idol-filled cities of the ancient world, Jesus asked His disciples a question that still confronts us today: “Who do you say I am?”This episode explores:The backdrop of Caesarea Philippi — idol worship, pagan temples, political monuments, and the so-called “gates of Hades.”Why Jesus’ question carried such weight in that setting.The modern idols and false saviors we face today — and how Christ still calls us to declare our loyalty in the middle of them.Reflection Quest...
2025-09-0505 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalA Little Yeast | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 16:11-12A Little Yeast – Devotional on Matthew 16:11–12Jesus warned His disciples to “be on guard against the yeast of the Pharisees and Sadducees.” He wasn’t talking about bread—He was talking about the subtle influence of false teaching. Like yeast, it starts small, works quietly, and spreads until it reshapes everything.In this devotional, we’ll explore:The Pharisees’ yeast of legalism.The Sadducees’ yeast of skepticism and compromise.The subtle influences in our culture—entertainment, social media, and cultural clichés—that can shape our thinking more than Scripture if we’re...
2025-09-0406 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalDon't Forget What God Has Already Done | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 16:8-10Don’t Forget What God Has Already Done – Devotional on Matthew 16:8–10The disciples had seen Jesus multiply bread for thousands — twice — yet the moment they realized they had no bread, they panicked. Jesus’ response was simple but piercing: “Don’t you remember?”We’re not so different. We’ve seen God come through in the past — providing, healing, guiding — yet when the next trial comes, it feels like we’re starting from zero.In this devotional, we’ll talk about how remembering God’s past faithfulness anchors us in present struggles. From David recalling his past vi...
2025-09-0305 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe Yeast You Don't See | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 16:5-6The Yeast You Don’t See – Devotional on Matthew 16:5–6The greatest threats to your faith don’t always come crashing in. They creep in quietly. Like yeast in dough, small compromises and subtle influences slowly grow until they reshape your life.Jesus warned His disciples to guard against the “yeast of the Pharisees and Sadducees” — not obvious sins, but hidden pride, compromise, and distorted thinking that looked holy but hollowed out the truth.In this devotional, we explore how subtle influences shape us more than we realize — from entertainment, to relationships, to the voices we...
2025-09-0205 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalLooking For A Sign While Living In Rebellion | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 16:4Looking for a Sign While Living in Rebellion – Devotional on Matthew 16:4The Pharisees demanded a sign from Jesus, but He called it out for what it was—spiritual adultery. They wanted God to keep proving Himself while their hearts remained far from Him. And then… Jesus walked away.That same temptation still hits us today. We say, “God, give me a sign,” while ignoring the conviction He’s already placed in our hearts. We chase proof instead of practicing obedience. We want God’s blessings but not His Lordship.In this devotional, we...
2025-09-0105 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalYou Knew. You Just Ignored It | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 16:2-3Jesus challenged the people who could interpret the sky but couldn’t interpret the spiritual signs right in front of them. They weren’t blind—they were ignoring it. And if we’re honest, we often do the same.We can spot red flags in others, but when it comes to our own lives, we downplay it, excuse it, or numb it out. The problem is—conviction doesn’t go away. Ignore it long enough, and you’ll find yourself in the middle of a storm God was trying to protect you from.In this devotional, we...
2025-08-2904 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalTesting Jesus | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 16:1The Pharisees and Sadducees weren’t lacking signs—they had already witnessed miracles, healings, and even resurrections. But instead of believing, they demanded another sign, trying to trap Jesus.That same spirit of testing still shows up today. Sometimes people don’t want truth—they want to watch you stumble. Maybe it’s bitterness. Maybe it’s insecurity. Maybe it’s conviction they’re running from. Either way, Jesus modeled a better way: He didn’t get baited. He stayed rooted in truth and responded with clarity, not ego.In this devotional, we’ll explore how to recognize man...
2025-08-2805 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalBlessed, Broken, Given | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:36-38Blessed, Broken, Given – Devotional on Matthew 15:36–38In the feeding of the four thousand, Jesus blesses, breaks, and gives the bread to the disciples—who then give it to the people. Everyone eats. Everyone is satisfied. And there’s more left over than when they started.That moment isn’t just about provision—it’s a picture of how God works with us. He blesses us, yes. He gives us, yes. But often, He breaks us first—not to harm us, but to prepare us.In this devotional, you’ll hear a personal story of...
2025-08-2705 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalDo It Again | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:33-34The disciples had already seen Jesus feed thousands with a boy’s lunch—but when faced with another hungry crowd, they still questioned where the bread would come from.Sound familiar? We often do the same. God provides, heals, and restores in our lives, yet the moment another challenge comes, we doubt. We treat His provision like it’s a one-time event instead of an ongoing promise.In this episode, we’re reminded that:God’s power doesn’t expire.His miracles aren’t capped.His provision is repeatable.Reflection Question: Where in your...
2025-08-2604 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalCompassion That Completes | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:32Compassion That Completes – Devotional on Matthew 15:32In Matthew 15:32, Jesus shows us a glimpse of His heart. After three days of healing and teaching, the crowd was spiritually full—but physically exhausted and hungry. Jesus didn’t just send them away with lessons; He met their immediate, practical needs with compassion.This episode unpacks what that means for us today: God isn’t just concerned with your eternity—He cares about your fatigue, your hunger, your stress, and the road you’re walking right now. He sees the whole of you and provides strength for...
2025-08-2504 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalDon't Miss the Miracle | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:31Don’t Miss the Miracle – Devotional on Matthew 15:31In Matthew 15:31, the crowd was amazed as Jesus healed the mute, the crippled, the lame, and the blind—and they praised the God of Israel. Yet today, we often miss those same miracles in our own lives.We call it “good timing.” We credit doctors, systems, or luck. But the truth is—God is still moving, healing, and providing in ways we can’t explain.This episode explores how to recognize God’s miracles in everyday life—whether it’s provision, peace, or healing—and...
2025-08-2204 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe Crowd at His Feet | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:29-30The Crowd at His Feet – Devotional on Matthew 15:29–30In Matthew 15:29–30, Jesus sits on a mountainside — and great crowds gather. The lame, the blind, the mute, and the broken are brought and laid at His feet. And He heals them all.But this moment reveals more than just physical healing. It challenges us to ask:Were the people seeking relief, or were they seeking Him?Were they amazed by His power, but missing His presence?How often do we come to Jesus with problems, but miss the deeper invitation to surrender?This devotion...
2025-08-2104 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe Miracles Before the Miracle | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:29-31The Miracles Before the Miracle – Devotional on Matthew 15:29–31In this episode, we explore Matthew 15:29–31, where Jesus heals great crowds on a mountainside — the lame, the blind, the mute, and so many more. This wasn’t one miracle. It was thousands. A wave of healing that revealed the compassion and kingdom power of Christ.What makes this passage so powerful is that not everyone healed had “great faith.” Some were brought by the faith of friends. Some barely knew who Jesus was. Some may not have even thanked Him. But Jesus healed them anyway.This devo...
2025-08-2005 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalEven the Crumbs | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:25-28Even the Crumbs – A Devotional on Matthew 15:25–28In this episode of our Matthew devotional series, we look at one of the most remarkable displays of faith in the Bible. A Canaanite woman — a cultural outsider and unlikely candidate for a miracle — kneels before Jesus with a desperate request.When Jesus says, “It is not right to take the children’s bread and toss it to the dogs,” she responds with unwavering faith: “Yes it is, Lord. Even the dogs eat the crumbs that fall from their master’s table.”This powerful encounter teaches us...
2025-08-1904 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalFaith Beyond the Silence | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:24Why would Jesus tell a desperate woman, “I was sent only to the lost sheep of Israel”? Was He dismissing her? Or was He doing something deeper?In this episode, we explore:Why Jesus’ mission had a timeline focused on Israel firstHow the Canaanite woman’s persistence foreshadowed the global reach of the gospelWhy faith—not background or status—breaks through barriers and moves God’s handHer story reminds us that God’s silence is not rejection. It’s an invitation to deeper faith.Reflection Question: Have you let delays in prayer w...
2025-08-1804 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe Silence That Speaks | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:21-23The Silence That Speaks – Matthew 15:21-23Why would Jesus stay silent when someone cries out for help? In Matthew 15:21-23, a Canaanite woman—an outsider from a long line of Israel’s enemies—calls Him “Lord, Son of David” before many Jews do. And yet… Jesus doesn’t answer.This episode explores:Why Jesus stepped into Gentile territory on purposeHow His silence became a teaching moment for His disciplesThe way tension can strip away bias and reveal God’s heart for the worldHis silence wasn’t rejection—it was an invitation to deeper f...
2025-08-1505 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe Silent Killers | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:19-20The Silent Killers – Matthew 15:19-20Not all sins shout. Some whisper. In Matthew 15:19-20, Jesus warns us about sins of the heart—like gossip and slander—that can quietly erode our integrity and relationships while going unnoticed by the world.In this episode, we confront the subtle but destructive nature of gossip:Why it’s not just “venting” or “sharing concerns”How it damages both the person spoken about and the one speakingThe heart work required to stop gossip at the sourceReflection Questions:Have you spoken about someone more tha...
2025-08-1403 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalWhat's Coming Out of You? | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:17-18What’s Coming Out of You? – Matthew 15:17-18In Matthew 15:17-18, Jesus reminds us that our words flow from the heart—and it’s the heart, not our rituals, that defines our purity. This episode challenges us to take an honest look at the way we speak, especially in moments of stress or frustration.We’ll talk about:Why our words are one of the clearest mirrors of our heart conditionHow culture and media influence what comes out of usThe difference between surface-level behavior changes and true heart transformationReflection Questions...
2025-08-1304 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalBlind Leading the Blind | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:13-14Blind Leading the Blind | Matthew 15:13-14Jesus calls out the religious leaders of His day as “blind guides” who mislead people away from God’s truth. This message challenges us to examine the voices we follow and the example we set. In a world saturated with competing messages, who is guiding your spiritual walk? And who are you leading?In this episode, we reflect on the dangers of blind leadership and the importance of rooting ourselves and others firmly in God’s Word. You’ll be encouraged to evaluate your influences, live authentically for Christ...
2025-08-1205 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalWhat's Coming Out of Your Mouth? | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:10-12What do your words say about your heart? In Matthew 15:10–12, Jesus challenges the Pharisees — and us — with a truth that still stings today: it’s not what you eat that defiles you, but what you speak. We explore how our words reveal our inner life, why image management isn’t enough, and how true transformation starts from the inside out.You’ll leave this episode with practical reflection questions, a weekly challenge, and a prayer to help you surrender not just your actions, but your words, to Jesus.
2025-08-1105 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalLip Service or Heart Posture | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:7-9Matthew 15:7–9“These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me.” Jesus didn’t sugarcoat His words to the religious elite. He quoted Isaiah to expose the gap between appearance and authenticity—and it’s a warning we still need today.In this devotional, we look at:Why Jesus’ most direct rebukes were for the most religiousHow pride and performance can sneak into our walk with GodWhat it looks like to receive correction instead of resist itThis episode will challenge you to:Evaluate your worship—is it...
2025-08-0804 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalWhen Religion Replaces Obedience | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:4-6Matthew 15:4–6Jesus doesn’t mince words: “You nullify the word of God for the sake of your tradition.”In this powerful devotional, we expose how modern-day believers often fall into the same trap as the Pharisees—hiding disobedience under spiritual language.You’ll hear:How religious activity can mask a disobedient heartThe modern equivalent of declaring something “devoted to God”A challenge to stop substituting religion for righteousnessThis is for anyone who’s ever:Served publicly, but struggled privatelyLooked godly, but lived in quiet rebellionB...
2025-08-0704 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalWhen Tradition Replaces Truth | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 15:3Matthew 15:3Jesus asked a piercing question: “Why do you break the command of God for the sake of your tradition?”In this episode, we reflect on the ways modern culture and Christian tradition have unintentionally drifted from the heart of the gospel:The resurrection replaced by Easter eggs“Love is love” culture blurring biblical truthChurch checklists that undermine graceEmpty Christian sayings that lack follow-throughThis is a call to wake up, course-correct, and lead with truth over tradition.🎯 Four specific areas to exa...
2025-08-0606 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalWhen Jesus Calms Your Storm | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 14:32-33The storm didn’t define the disciples. What defined them was what happened when Jesus stepped into the boat.This episode is a reflection on the difference between watching God work in others— and experiencing His peace for yourself.Inside:Why testimony transforms head knowledge into heart faithReflection on the moments that made you say, “Truly, You are the Son of God”A challenge to share your storm story with someone who needs hope📖 Key Passage: Matthew 14:32–33 📝 Personal reflection + practical next step 🙏 Prayer for real worship from real rescueYour storm has...
2025-08-0504 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalWhen the Wind Hits | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 14:30-31Peter wasn’t sinking because he couldn’t walk on water. He was sinking because fear shouted louder than his faith.Sound familiar?This devotional explores:What to do when your confidence turns to panicWhy Jesus reaches for us even when we’ve doubtedHow to walk with unshakable trust, even in stormy seasons📖 Key Passage: Matthew 14:30–31 💭 Guided reflection + bold step challenge 🙏 Simple prayer for faith in the face of fearEven when you start to sink—Jesus immediately reaches out.
2025-08-0406 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalKeep Your Eyes on Jesus | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 14:28-29Matthew 14:28–29Peter walked on water—not because the storm stopped, but because his eyes were on Jesus. But the second he noticed the wind, the waves, and the danger around him—he began to sink.This moment is packed with spiritual truth for us:Stepping out in faith doesn’t mean the storm endsDistraction is often more dangerous than doubtJesus reaches for us even when we fail📖 Key Passage: Matthew 14:28–29 💬 Journal Prompts & Morning Focus Challenge 🙏 Simple Prayer to Keep Your Faith AnchoredWhat wave is stealing your focus today?
2025-08-0105 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalJesus Comes in Our Storms | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 14:25-27Matthew 14:25–27The disciples were afraid of the very One who came to help them. They saw Jesus walking on the water—and thought He was a ghost.That’s the danger of fear: it distorts our vision of God.In this episode, we unpack:Why Jesus walks toward us in the storm, not after itHow fear blinds us to God’s presenceWhat it means to take courage, even when the waves don’t stop📖 Key Passage: Matthew 14:25–27 💬 Deep Reflection + Prayer Challenge 🙏 Speak this truth over your life: “Take courage. It is Jesus...
2025-07-3106 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalWhat's Left or What's First | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 14:22-23After feeding over 5,000, Jesus didn’t ride the wave of momentum. He stepped away, dismissed the crowd, and got alone with the Father.This episode dives into:Why spiritual strength starts in solitudeWhat it means to intentionally prioritize God—before the chaos beginsHow to recognize and remove the “crowds” in your own lifeYou’re not too busy to pray—you’re too busy not to.📖 Scripture Focus: Matthew 14:22–23 💬 Personal Reflection + Daily Challenge 🙏 Guided Prayer to give God your bestGod doesn’t want your leftovers. He wan...
2025-07-3006 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe God of Overflow | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 14:20-21“The God of Overflow” Matthew 14:20–21Jesus didn’t just feed the multitudes. He satisfied them—then left behind twelve baskets of leftovers. It’s a reminder that in the Kingdom, God doesn’t deal in scarcity… He deals in overflow.This episode invites you to:Break free from a mindset of “just enough”Recognize how obedience and faith unlock abundanceServe others from your surplus, not your scrapsGod multiplies what we surrender. He overflows what we offer.📖 Key Scripture: Matthew 14:20–21 💬 Reflection Questions + Faith-Filled Chal...
2025-07-2905 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalDiscipleship Means Distribution | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 14:16-20“Discipleship Means Distribution” Matthew 14:16–20Jesus didn’t feed the crowd by Himself. He gave the Bread to His disciples—and they gave it to the people.This moment is more than a miracle. It’s a blueprint for how God moves today.In this episode, we dig into:How Jesus invites us to be part of the supernaturalThe danger of spectating when we’re called to serveThe powerful impact of seemingly “small” acts of obedienceWhat real discipleship looks like in actionJesus saves. But He’s called you to...
2025-07-2807 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalCompassion in the Valley | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 14:13-14Matthew 14:13–14Jesus was mourning the brutal death of John the Baptist. He withdrew to be alone—but the crowd followed. And even in His grief, He had compassion. He healed. He served.This episode is for anyone who’s walking through a valley and wondering how to keep going. Through the life of Jesus, we learn:That sorrow and service are not oppositesHow healing others can begin to heal usWhat it looks like to reflect Christ’s compassion, even in pain📖 Scripture: Matthew 14:13–14 💬 Reflection + Practical Challenge 🙏 Guided Prayer to meet God in grief and pour out...
2025-07-2504 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalConfronted with Sin | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 14:3-5Matthew 14:3–5When John the Baptist told Herod, “It is not lawful for you to have her,” Herod didn’t repent—he retaliated. His pride couldn’t handle correction, so he silenced the truth instead of surrendering to it.In this episode, we unpack:How power and pride often resist accountabilityWhy we struggle to receive correction—even from those closest to usThe difference between reputation and righteousnessA real-world challenge to welcome godly feedbackBeing called out isn’t an attack—it’s an invitation to grow.📖 Key Scripture: Matthew 14:3–5 💬 Reflective Questions + Applic...
2025-07-2405 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalHaunted by Truth | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 14:1-2Matthew 14:1–2Herod had status, power, and influence—but he didn’t have peace.When he hears about Jesus performing miracles, his first thought is fear: “John the Baptist must have come back.” That’s what guilt does—it distorts reality, fogs your vision, and keeps you from freedom.In this episode, we unpack:Why Herod was haunted by John—even though John never did miraclesThe difference between spiritual clarity and spiritual fearHow to recognize conviction when you’ve been ignoring itA real challenge to confront guilt with obedienceGod doesn’t haunt—He heals.
2025-07-2305 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalIdentity In Christ | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:57-58“They Know Your Past—Not Your Purpose” Matthew 13:57–58Sometimes, the ones closest to us are the first to disqualify what God is doing in us. But just like Jesus experienced rejection in His hometown, your identity and purpose aren’t defined by those who doubt—they’re secured by the One who called you.In this episode, we explore:Why rejection often comes from familiarityHow to stand firm when others remember the old youWhat it means to lead from sonship, not insecurityA powerful warrior challenge to renew your mindsetYou are chosen...
2025-07-2205 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalHonor the Brother Beside You | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:53-56When Jesus returned home, He wasn’t honored—He was dismissed. Why? Because the people thought they knew Him too well. And in their familiarity, they missed the miraculous.In this episode, we ask: Are we doing the same?We celebrate strangers while neglecting the brother building something right beside us. Today’s call is clear: Honor starts at home.Champion the man in your circle. Sow into his vision. Speak life into his calling.
2025-07-2105 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalOpen the Storeroom | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:52Open the Storeroom — Matthew 13:52You don’t need a platform to be powerful in the Kingdom—you just need to open the storeroom.In this episode, we explore Jesus’ words about the treasures you’ve been given through Scripture, experience, and testimony. What’s in your life that someone else desperately needs to hear?It’s time to stop hiding what God has done—and start sharing it.
2025-07-1806 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalAll In or Not In at All | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:44-46All In or Not In At All — Matthew 13:44–46Jesus said the Kingdom of Heaven is like a treasure so valuable, a man sold everything to have it—joyfully. That’s the kind of surrender the Gospel calls for. Not comfort. Not convenience. All in.In this episode, we break down what it means to fully commit to Christ, identify what’s holding us back, and issue a bold challenge: Give something up this week that’s competing with God.Because if you’ve seen the treasure, half...
2025-07-1706 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalBurn the Weeds | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:40-43Burn the Weeds — Matthew 13:40–43Jesus said that at the end of the age, all sin and evil will be pulled up and burned. That includes toxic habits, secret sins, and destructive lies we’ve made peace with for too long.This episode is a wake-up call for men to confront what’s choking their spiritual growth and to step into purity, power, and purpose—now.Listen in for honest reflection, a bold challenge, and a powerful prayer of surrender.It’s time to clean house. Burn...
2025-07-1606 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe Harvest is Coming | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:37-39The Harvest Is Coming — Matthew 13:37–39Jesus said the harvest is coming—and when it does, there will be a clear divide. Wheat or weed. Kingdom or fire. Saved or lost.In this episode, we ask the most important question you’ll ever answer: Have you truly surrendered your life to Jesus Christ?We unpack Matthew 13:37–39, challenge you to examine your faith, and walk through a prayer of salvation for those ready to make that life-changing decision.No middle ground. No delay. The time to decide is now....
2025-07-1506 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalWorked all Through the Dough | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:33Jesus compares the Kingdom of Heaven to yeast—small, unseen, but powerful enough to transform everything it touches. In this episode, we explore how God's Kingdom brings slow, deep change from the inside out. You weren’t meant to stay flat. You were created to rise.Thank you for tuning in, be sure to like and subscribe!
2025-07-1406 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe Mustard Tree Life | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:31-32🌱 The Mustard Tree Life – Matthew 13:31–32The Kingdom of God doesn’t start with a spotlight—it starts with a seed. In this episode, we explore how quiet obedience, hidden faithfulness, and small beginnings can grow into something massive and life-giving. Jesus doesn’t just want to grow something in you—He wants to grow something through you that becomes shelter for others.Don’t despise small starts. Water the seed. The tree is coming.Thank you for tuning in, send this to a friend and be sure to like and subscribe!
2025-07-1105 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalInto the Barn on Harvest Day | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:29-30In a world full of weeds, Jesus is still growing wheat. This episode dives into the sobering and hope-filled truth about the final harvest. While the culture pushes compromise, God calls us to holiness. He’s not just after growth—He’s after fruit that lasts.Are you living ready for the harvest? Stay faithful. Stay set apart. The barn is real.Thanks for tuning in, be sure to share this with a friend!
2025-07-1006 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalLiving in the Middle of the Mess | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:26-30Why does God allow wheat and weeds to grow side by side? In this episode, we unpack Jesus’ parable about living in a world full of both good and evil—faith and brokenness, truth and deception.Sometimes, the mess isn’t a mistake—it’s the environment where real growth happens. God’s not asking us to pull weeds. He’s asking us to stay faithful and let Him handle the harvest.Stay rooted. Bear fruit. Trust His timing.Thanks for listening, be sure to like and subscribe!
2025-07-0909 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalWeeds in the Garden | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:24-25🌿 Weeds in the Garden – Matthew 13:24–25The enemy doesn’t always attack loudly—sometimes, he plants quietly. In this episode, we look at Jesus’ parable of the wheat and weeds and how the enemy sows doubt, distraction, and division right in the middle of your growth.Just because there are weeds doesn’t mean your harvest is ruined. The seed is still good. Stay rooted.Be sure to like, comment and subscribe!
2025-07-0805 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalChoked by the Thorns | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:22🌾 Choked by the Thorns – Matthew 13:22Not all attacks come through tragedy—some come disguised as success. In this episode, we dive into Jesus’ warning about the thorns of worry and wealth, and how even good things can crowd out a fruitful life in Christ.Don’t let the blessings become the barrier. Stay rooted in the Provider, not just the provision.Thank you for tuning in! Send this to a friend who could benefit!
2025-07-0705 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalShallow Roots and Scorched Faith | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:20-21🔥 Shallow Roots and Scorched Faith – Matthew 13:20–21It’s easy to start strong in faith, but without deep roots, that fire fades fast. In this episode, we explore the danger of emotional highs without spiritual depth—and how to move from fragile belief to a faith that stands firm when life gets hard.The storms will come. The question is—will your roots hold?Thanks for tuning in! Be sure to like and subscribe!
2025-07-0405 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe Seed on the Path | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:18-19🛣 The Seed on the Path – Matthew 13:18–19Jesus warns us: when truth isn’t understood, the enemy steals it. In this episode, we unpack what it means to hear the message of the Kingdom without letting it take root—and how easily the world can snatch it away.The path you walk shapes the harvest you’ll see. Guard your soil. Guard your circle. Stay on the narrow road.Thanks for tuning in! Be sure to give us a like and a follow and send this to a friend!
2025-07-0306 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalBlessed Are Your Eyes | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:16-17👀 Blessed Are Your Eyes – Matthew 13:16–17Jesus reminds His disciples—and us—that we are living in the fulfillment others only dreamed of. In this episode, we reflect on what it means to see and hear the things prophets and faithful generations longed for.You carry what others waited their whole lives to witness. Don’t miss the miracle of right now.Let wonder awaken your faith again.Send this to a friend! Thanks for tuning in
2025-07-0206 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe Calloused Heart and The Clear Invitation | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:14-15💔 The Calloused Heart and the Clear Invitation – Matthew 13:14–15Jesus quoted Isaiah to call out more than prophecy—He was exposing hearts that had grown hard to truth. In this episode, we unpack what it means to have spiritual eyes that don’t see and ears that don’t hear, not because we can’t, but because we’ve tuned out.Yet even in our resistance, Jesus still speaks. Through stories, whispers, and grace, He keeps reaching for us—inviting us to turn and be healed.If you’ve felt distant, numb, or stuck in patterns of spirit...
2025-07-0105 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalMeet You Where You Are | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:13-14Welcome back to the Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional 📖 Meet You Where You Are – Matthew 13:13–14Jesus didn’t use parables to confuse people—He used them to connect. In this episode, we explore how He met people in the middle of their everyday lives, using stories about fishing, farming, and family to reveal the mysteries of heaven in ways anyone could understand.Just like a father kneeling to explain something to his child, Jesus speaks in ways our hearts can grasp—if we’re willing to slow down and truly listen. He still does that today—on jo...
2025-06-3005 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalGod Grows What You Give | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:12Welcome back to the Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional. Today we discuss Matthew 13:12🌱 God Grows What You Give – Matthew 13:12Jesus isn’t rewarding wealth—He’s honoring willingness. In this episode, we explore how God multiplies whatever we surrender, from time and money to faith and obedience.You can’t outgive God—but you can miss the harvest by holding back.Give boldly. Trust deeply. Watch Him grow it.Thanks for tuning in, send this to a friend who needs to hear it!
2025-06-2705 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalSecrets Come With Responsibility | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:10-11Welcome back to the Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional today we are in Matthew 13:10-11 🗝 Secrets Come With Responsibility – Matthew 13:10–11When Jesus reveals truth, it’s not just a gift—it’s a calling. In this episode, we explore what it means to be entrusted with the “secrets of the kingdom” and the weight of walking that out with integrity.Insight demands action. If God gave you a front-row seat, live like it—and share what you’ve seen.Thanks for tuning in! Like, comment, subscribe and send this to a friend!
2025-06-2604 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalThe Good Soil Life | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:8Welcome back to the Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional 🌾 The Good Soil Life – Matthew 13:8Good soil doesn’t just receive the Word—it multiplies it. In this episode, we unpack what it means to live a life of deep roots, daily obedience, and God-glorifying impact.It’s not about perfection—it’s about posture. When we steward what God gives, He brings the harvest.Reflection. Challenge. Prayer. Let’s grow something eternal.Like, subscribe, share and comment!
2025-06-2504 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalChoked by Thorns | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:7Welcome to the Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional! Restoring Warriors exists to reclaim biblical masculinity and equip men to lead their families, communities, and faith journeys through Christ-centered mentorship, accountability, and unapologetic discipleship.🌾 Choked by Thorns – Matthew 13:7Sometimes, it’s not shallow faith that hinders us—it’s everything growing around it. In this episode, we explore how both success and struggle can quietly choke our spiritual life if left unchecked.Is something crowding out your connection with God? Let this be a wake-up call to prune your heart and make space f...
2025-06-2404 minRestoring Warriors Daily DevotionalShallow Roots, Scorching Sun | Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional | Matthew 13:5-6Welcome to the Restoring Warriors Daily Devotional! Restoring Warriors exists to reclaim biblical masculinity and equip men to lead their families, communities, and faith journeys through Christ-centered mentorship, accountability, and unapologetic discipleship.It’s easy to start strong in faith—but what happens when life gets hard? In this episode, we look at Jesus’ parable of the rocky soil and the danger of shallow roots. If your faith is built on outcomes instead of relationship, trials will shake you.Let this be a call to dig deeper. Reflection, challenge, and prayer includ...
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Inspiration DisseminationChris Branam & Sean Nealon
Special Episode: How to Publicize Your Research with the OSU Press OfficeWant to know how to get your research ’out there’? Chris Branam of Oregon State University’s Extension and Experiment Communications and Sean Nealon of OSU News & Research Communications stopped by the studio to chat about how OSU press offices work with researchers (including grad students and post-docs!) to their work. Have some cool research to share? Get in touch with Chris (chris.branam&oregonstate.edu) and Sean (sean.nealon&oregonstate.edu). Hosted by: Lauri Lutes and Lillian Padgitt-Cobb
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2018-10-2900 min
Inspiration DisseminationChris Branam & Sean Nealon
Special Episode: How to Publicize Your Research with the OSU Press OfficeWant to know how to get your research ’out there’? Chris Branam of Oregon State University’s Extension and Experiment Communications and Sean Nealon of OSU News & Research Communications stopped by the studio to chat about how OSU press offices work with researchers (including grad students and post-docs!) to their work. Have some cool research to share? Get in touch with Chris (chris.branam&oregonstate.edu) and Sean (sean.nealon&oregonstate.edu). Hosted by: Lauri Lutes and Lillian Padgitt-Cobb
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2018-10-2927 min