Isaiah 11:3-4: People may judge by what we see. God looks upon the heart, and God “judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart.” (Hebrews 4:12). When God looks at you, today, God looks upon your heart in all its ranges, knowing you more deeply than you know yourself. Show Him your love and faithfulness. This is a Wekivaword.

Psalm 73:17: Whatever task you are facing, you can find help and inspiration when you enter the house of the Lord. And you find other blessings as well. When you enter your sanctuary, you find is a foretaste of the heavenly things to come. The haven of holiness exists inside the doors of faith, a space that was set apart for God's Holy Spirit. They remind us of the eternal haven of holiness to be found in Christ. This is a Wekivaword.

Psalm 24:9: Jesus longs to enter every heart and every home, from earth’s farthest regions to your home. Are the gates of your heart and the gates of your home truly open to Him? Ask yourself whether you are making every effort to open yourself to His love and grace. The way to do that is to let go of your defenses, to set aside worry, fear and apathy, and accept the blessings He will bring you. This is a Wekivaword.

Luke 6:46-49: There is a lot that is practical about Jesus. It has to do with receiving Him, and then (this is the practical part), doing what He tells us. In the case of this parable, it means: dig deep and put your foundation on solid rock, in order to keep from being shaken. That is what Jesus will do for you, today. This is a Wekivaword.

John 14:27: The peace of Jesus is a gift. You have to be open to it to receive it. The peace of Jesus comes by a word—His word. The peace of Jesus is peace of mind, of heart, both inward and outward. The peace of Jesus is for you to have and to share to share, with the world. This is a Wekivaword.

Matthew 8:5-13: God’s message to you, via Jesus, says this, “This is my beloved Son; listen to Him. He has come to meet you, where you are, right here, right now. I hope you enjoy Him; as I hope for everyone who receives Him. For you are a remarkable person. Sincerely, God.” This is a Wekivaword.

John 20:19: This village carpenter was a Man of Peace: As He worked at His trade in Nazareth, He was a Man of Peace. When He left His workbench behind Him, and went to work reshaping human lives, He was a Man of Peace. When he taught the people with simplicity, authority and truth, He was a Man of Peace. Go with Him, peacefully, today. This is a Wekivaword.