Joyce Meyer Daily Devotional 10th July 2026: Forgiveness Sets You Free

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Joyce Meyer Daily Devotional 10th July 2026: Forgiveness Sets You Free
Joyce Meyer Daily Devotional 10th July 2026 (Friday) Message

TOPIC: Forgiveness Sets You Free

But I say to you who are listening now to Me: [in order to heed, make it a practice to] love your enemies, treat well (do good to, act nobly toward) those who detest you and pursue you with hatred. — Luke 6:27 (AMPC)

We are commanded several times in God’s Word to forgive those who abuse us or mistreat us, to pray for them and love them, and to wait for God’s justice. These instructions are not easy to follow; we must make an effort to forgive and to let go of anger.

If you want to know the truth, I actually feel this is one of the most difficult things God asks of us. It is hard, but not impossible. The Lord never requires us to do anything without giving us the ability to do it. We may not want to forgive, but we are able to do so with God’s help. When we do forgive, we are doing ourselves a favor and saving ourselves a lot of misery.

PRAYER OF THE DAY: God, help me forgive those who have hurt me. Give me strength to let go of anger and trust You to bring healing and justice, amen.

Joyce Meyer is one of the world’s leading practical Bible teachers. She is a New York Times bestselling author, and her books have helped millions of people find hope and restoration through Jesus Christ. Through Joyce Meyer Ministries, she teaches on a number of topics with a particular focus on how the Word of God applies to our everyday lives. Her candid communication style allows her to share openly and practically about her experiences, and helps others understand how to apply biblical principles to their own lives. Christ, amen


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