Caught, humiliated, and dragged before a crowd ready to kill her. Then, Jesus stepped in.

He simply said, “Let the one who has never sinned throw the first stone.” Slowly, one by one, they walked away. But Jesus looked at the woman and said, “Neither do I condemn you. Go and sin no more.”

He didn’t excuse what she’d done—but He offered mercy, not shame.

Jesus does this today. He doesn’t want our perfection. He wants us to come to Him, and He is quick to replace our guilt with His grace.

Be encouraged by this today: Jesus is waiting to meet you with love that sets you free.

You can pray right now: “Jesus, I want to know You. Cleanse my heart, and give me a new start today. In Jesus name, amen.”

Always remember, there is hope with God. I’m Andrew Palau.

Scripture Reference: John 8:10-11

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I met a woman at a prison in Las Vegas who felt exactly that way. She carried deep guilt over choices she believed were beyond forgiveness.

Separated from her seven children, she felt cut off from any possible hope for her future. I told her that forgiveness isn’t something we earn—it’s a gift. And Jesus offers it freely, even when we feel unworthy.

That day, she discovered that no one is too far from God’s love. Have you been longing for a new start, for hope for your future?

If so, you can pray with me, “Jesus, please forgive me. Make me new. I want to follow You.”

Always remember, there is hope with God.

"But if we confess our sins to him, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all wickedness." 1 John 1:9

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God asked him to go to the city of Nineveh to share a message of mercy. But Jonah did not want to go. Instead, he boarded a ship in the opposite direction, hoping to escape God’s instructions.

The ship encountered a dangerous storm. And when the sailors figured out that Jonah was the cause, they threw him overboard—only to be swallowed by an enormous fish. And in the darkness of the belly of that fish, he cried out to God.

And God responded.

The fish spat Jonah out onto dry land, and God gave him a second chance. This time, Jonah obeyed—and as a result, an entire city turned towards God in repentance.

Are you stuck in your own “storm”? Jesus offers you life and hope.

Will you accept His second chance today?

Always remember, there is hope with God.

Scripture Reference: Jonah 3:1-3

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One morning, she woke before dawn and traveled for hours—just to get a pair of reading glasses.

At home, her life was so hard—a husband struggling with addiction, children who suffered beside her, and the constant weight of feeling invisible.

I listened to her story, prayed with her, and made sure she received not just one, but two pairs of reading glasses. Tears filled her eyes as I realized she felt seen.

God had not forgotten her.

And I want you to know: you’re not invisible either.

Jesus knows your story. He sees your pain. And He loves you deeply.

Ask Him to help you see Him clearly.

Always remember, there is hope with God.

"The Lord is close to all who call on him, yes, to all who call on him in truth." Psalm 145:18

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That’s how I imagine Hagar felt. She was a servant, mistreated and cast out into the desert to die.

But then, in her deepest moment of desperation and in loneliness, God met her right there. He called her by name. Overwhelmed with awe, Hagar said, “You are the God who sees me.”

In that moment, everything changed for Hagar. God saw her pain, valued her life, and provided a way for her and her son to survive.

Maybe you feel forgotten today. But hear this: God sees you. He knows your struggles and your tears. He can meet you with love right in the middle of your heart’s wilderness…if you’ll let Him.

Will you say yes to the God who sees you?

Always remember, there is hope with God.

Scripture Reference: Genesis 16:13

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He grew up caught between two worlds— he was born a Hebrew slave but raised in the palace of Pharaoh–a mighty ruler. After years of running from his past, Moses met God personally. God called him to lead His people out of slavery.

Moses immediately argued, “Who am I to do that? I don’t even speak well.” God’s response was simple—and powerful: “I will be with you.”

God remained faithful—parting the seas, freeing people, and fulfilling His plan even through someone who felt unqualified.

God often chooses people who don’t feel qualified; they're not ready. And He demonstrates His strength through that very weakness.

When you take a step of faith, He fills the gap between your fear and His power. Will you let Him be your strength today?

Always remember, there is hope with God.

Scripture Reference: Exodus 3:11-12

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I met a woman in Albania who knew this kind of pain. She had lost her mother as a little girl, and that grief had left her feeling abandoned. As the years passed by, she told herself there couldn’t possibly be a loving God who cared about her.

But one night, at a women’s gathering, I invited this woman to join my table. She listened as I shared about a love great enough to reach broken hearts like ours.

She realized the truth: Her grief mattered deeply to God.

There is hope and healing for you.

You can know Jesus. Will you open your heart to Him today?

Always remember, there is hope with God.

"The Lord is close to the brokenhearted; he rescues those whose spirits are crushed." Psalm 34:18

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They wanted, more than anything, to have a baby.

God promised them that they would have a child—not only that, but they would be the mother and father of a whole nation! But decades passed, and continuing to hope in that? It started to feel ridiculous.

Yet, God had not forgotten them. Against all odds, months later, she held that baby boy. The impossible had happened.

God had kept His promise.

Maybe you’ve been waiting too. Sometimes it may feel like God is silent, but He is never absent. God is still near. The same God who brought life to Sarah’s barren womb can bring hope into your situation as well.

Your story isn’t over. God’s promises do not expire. Choose today to put your trust in Him.

Always remember, there is hope with God.

Scripture Reference: Genesis 21:1

"Let us hold tightly without wavering to the hope we affirm, for God can be trusted to keep his promise." Hebrews 10:23

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