Today’s Joel Osteen 31 October 2020 Devotional Message
Read Joel Osteen 31 October 2020 Devotional Message below
Topic: In the Night Season
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Today’s Scripture
2 Chronicles 15:7, NIV – “But as for you, be strong and do not give up, for your work will be rewarded.”
Today’s Word
As a young man, David spent years running from King Saul, hiding in caves, sleeping in the desert. I’m sure he prayed, “God, deliver me from Saul. This is not right.” But it was as though the heavens were silent. God didn’t change it. It was a night season–a time of testing, a time of proving.
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There are times in all our lives when we’re praying and believing, but we don’t see anything changing. We can feel alone, forgotten. It’s a night season. We can’t see what God is doing, but God is working behind the scenes. He does His greatest work in the dark. Your story doesn’t end in the night. Keep moving forward in faith, keep believing. The bad breaks, the disappointments, the losses, and the sicknesses are simply additional steps on the way to your destiny. It’s just a matter of time before the morning breaks forth.
Prayer for Today
“Father, thank You that You are the God of the night seasons. I believe that no matter what comes my way, it’s not a surprise to You, and You still have me in the palms of Your hands. I believe that though it may be night now, morning is coming. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.”
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Today’s Joel Osteen 31 October 2020 Devotional Message – Joel Scott Osteen is an American pastor, televangelist, and author, based in Houston, Texas. Osteen has been called the “most popular preacher on the planet” and is often listed as one of the most influential religious leaders in the world.
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