The Power of Courage

 The Power of Courage

In a world that often feels uncertain, courage is not the absence of fear—it’s the decision to move forward despite it. Whether you're facing a personal challenge, stepping into a new season, or simply trying to stay faithful in the day-to-day, courage is the fuel that keeps us going.

Courage looks like David standing before Goliath with nothing but a sling and faith. It looks like Esther walking into the king’s court, risking everything to save her people. It looks like you—choosing to trust God even when the path ahead is unclear.

“Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” — Joshua 1:9

This verse isn’t just a comfort—it’s a command. God doesn’t ask us to be fearless; He asks us to be faithful. You don’t need a battlefield to be brave. Courage shows up in: Speaking truth with love, even when it’s hard. Forgiving someone who never apologized. Starting over after a setback. Saying “yes” to God when it would be easier to say “no.” Each act of courage is a seed planted in faith—and God is faithful to bring the harvest.

This week, ask yourself: Where is God calling me to be courageous? Maybe it’s in your relationships, your work, your spiritual walk, or your dreams. Write it down. Pray over it. And take one bold step forward.

Together let's take the steps to have courage in every area of our lives. Stay encouraged. Believe that it will happen. Like or share this with a friend and leave a comment.

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Angelo Moe

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Anything Is Possible

Anything Is Possible

“Jesus looked at them and said, ‘With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.’” — Matthew 19:26

We all face moments when the odds seem stacked against us—when the mountain is too steep, the door too heavy, or the silence too loud. But scripture reminds us that impossibility is never the final word. Not when God is in the equation.

What if the very thing you’re doubting today is the breakthrough God is preparing for tomorrow?

Whether you're battling fear, chasing a dream, or simply trying to hold it together, remember this: God specializes in the impossible. He parts seas, moves stones, and rewrites stories. And He’s not done with yours. Faith isn’t blind—it’s bold. It sees beyond the now and trusts the God of the next. Delay doesn’t mean denial. God’s timing is perfect, even when it feels painfully slow. Your weakness is His canvas. The places you feel least equipped are often where He shows up strongest. What’s one “impossible” thing you’re believing God for right now? Drop a comment or share a prayer request—let’s lift each other up.

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Angelo Moe

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God Will Give You the GRACE to Remain

God Will Give You the Grace to Remain

“But he said to me, ‘My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.’” — 2 Corinthians 12:9

Life doesn’t always ask us to leap—it often asks us to stay. To remain rooted when the winds howl. To hold fast when everything in us wants to run. And in those moments, it’s not our strength that sustains us—it’s God’s grace.

Grace is more than a gentle word. It’s divine fuel. It’s the quiet power that keeps you standing when your knees buckle. It’s the whisper that says, “Stay. I’m with you,” when the world screams, “Give up.”

Whether you’re enduring a season of grief, waiting on a breakthrough, or simply trying to stay faithful in the daily grind, know this: God sees your struggle. And He equips you not just to survive—but to remain.

Remaining doesn’t mean stagnation. It means trust. It means believing that the soil you’re planted in will bear fruit in due time. It means letting patience have its perfect work (James 1:4), knowing that endurance builds character, and character builds hope (Romans 5:3–4).

So today, if you feel weary, ask Him for grace. Not just to move forward—but to remain. To remain kind. To remain faithful. To remain hopeful. Because in your staying, God is working.

What area of your life is God asking you to remain in right now? How can you lean into His grace instead of your own strength? Have you ever experienced God’s grace helping you stay when you wanted to leave? Share your story—it might be the encouragement someone else needs today.

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Angelo Moe

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Believe it Will Happen

Believe It Will Happen 

Faith isn’t just a feeling—it’s a decision to trust what God has promised, even before we see it.

Have you ever stood at the edge of a breakthrough, heart full of hope but eyes clouded by doubt? That’s where belief becomes powerful. Scripture reminds us in Hebrews 11:1, “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.”

Believing it will happen doesn’t mean ignoring reality—it means anchoring your reality in God’s truth. Whether you’re praying for healing, restoration, provision, or clarity, your belief activates heaven’s response. Declare God’s promises over your situation daily. Meditate on verses that affirm His faithfulness. Share your journey and let others encourage you.

“Jesus said to him, ‘If you can believe, all things are possible to him who believes.’” — Mark 9:23

What’s one thing you’re believing for right now? Drop it in the comments or share a prayer request. Let’s build a community of faith that lifts each other up. I am not only believing it will happen for me, but I am also in constant prayer that it will happen for you.

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Angelo Moe

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Wait for It

 Wait for It

"But if we hope for what we do not see, we wait for it with patience." — Romans 8:25

Waiting is one of the hardest spiritual disciplines. Whether you're waiting for healing, clarity, provision, or breakthrough, the silence can feel like a storm. But God is never idle. In the waiting, He is working—refining your faith, strengthening your character, and preparing the blessing.

Think of Joseph in prison, David in the wilderness, or Sarah waiting for a child. Their stories remind us: delay is not denial. God’s timing is not just perfect—it’s purposeful. Use the waiting season to grow. Journal your prayers, study the Word, and serve others. Speak life over your situation. Replace “I’m stuck” with “I’m being prepared.” Surround yourself with faith-filled voices. What you hear shapes what you hope for.

What are you waiting on God for right now? Drop a comment below and let’s encourage one another. You’re not alone in the waiting.

This week, write down one area where you feel delayed. Then, list three ways God might be using this time to grow you. Share your reflections in the comments or tag me on social media!

In my own personal life, I have had to learn to wait on God. At times it felt uncomfortable but when I made the decision to trust God while waiting, I found such a peace in Him. Remember all things are working for your good.

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Angelo Moe

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