HAGGAI 365 DEVOTION

Growing up, I thought of myself as an obedient girl, always following the rules and being good. It took me decades to understand that obeying God’s voice is also to listen to and do His will for my life.

I realized a few years ago I have lived in disobedience to my Father for most of my worklife. Hiding behind the “impostor’s syndrome,” I spent quite a lot of time finding excuses and declining opportunities to train and coach people in higher positions.

The Lord, however, brought me this one offer I could not refuse. I had to replace a critically ill colleague to train executive women at a regional event. I refused at first, but His still voice kept strongly resonating. I thought I was not ready, but God designed it otherwise. For the next few days, we had an intense and purposeful training. It was impactful and way beyond our expectations. It also opened the door for more and deeper coaching contracts for me. But above all, it gave me the opportunity to publicly thank and glorify Jesus.

Prayer:
Father, may we trust you always. Thank you that you know best.

Haggai leader:
MIRAH RAMIANDRASOA
Co-founder, Impact L&D and Career Center Director, ISCAM Business School, Antananarivo
Madagascar

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Haggai changed me in developing a culture of excellence in whatever fields He calls me to serve in.

The blessings pronounced by an elderly person, most of the time, have an impact on the life of the beneficiary. It is perceived as a source of well-being in the collective thought.

I remember the words of blessings that I received from my father, when we went to the grammar school with my friends. One of my friends told me, “You will certainly succeed in your life because of this blessing,” and it’s true. Many strive to get blessings when conditions are good and opportunities happen.

Our Lord promises beyond what an older person could promise by his words of blessings. The only condition to be fulfilled in order to benefit greatly from God’s blessings is to obey Him and to live His words in our life by Faith. God’s blessings are about the present (arrival) and the future (departure). It is about all our activities including victory over the enemy. What wonderful thing it is to be strong and be protected by the Lord against satanic attacks.

Prayer:
May the Lord help us daily to obey His commandments in order to benefit from His indispensable blessings to fulfill His will in our ministries.

Haggai leader:
DJÉKADOUM NDILTA
Medical director of Koyom Hospital, southern Chad
Chad

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Haggai changed my spiritual life in the area of prayer and through the knowledge received on several topics for evangelism.

This verse is both a personal and public promise.

It’s personal because if any one who chooses to keep the commands of the Lord and walk in His ways, that is, love the Lord with all their heart, will receive a super powerful gift, which is being called a child of God through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. It’s also public because the nation who chooses to be obedient to God and listens to His voice will be blessed and prosper just like God promises in His word, the Bible.

For so many years Brazil has been ruled by corrupt leaders, who didn’t care about the citizens or public opinion. They have stolen all they could. The people of God, however, raised a prayer for this country and under God’s authority, a new government has been elected.

Prayer:
Father, may not only Brazil’s leaders but all global leaders become tools of God to minister His will on Earth.

Haggai leader:
Paulo Silva
Trade and Marketing Analyst, Mercosul Line, São Paulo
Brazil

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Haggai taught me that, as a Christian, I should not only evangelize, but also make disciples. Also that I must be a manager of my time, and believe He can use whoever He wants to bless His children.

You and I must work all the time trusting that God will do His part when we are ready to receive His reward.

Of course, I know you’re working hard, and you might not be seeing the result. I know that your faith might be threatened during the days of the week. I know you might have wanted to give up on everything. I know you might feel like you hit the wind without punching anything. I know that many times you might have not seen a way out. I know you might have endured hunger. But I also know that while these things happen, He blesses the work of our hands.

Then it is not time to doubt, it is time to believe. You and I, together, will begin to believe that God will send the rain on what we are sowing because the harvest is near. Believing makes us feel the victory, and feeling that victory makes us alive!

Prayer:
God, please give me the strength to believe that what my eyes see and my ears hear is not stronger than the whisper of your voice in my mind. Please help me trust you more.

Haggai leader:
Rodrigo Pachon
Personal Finance Consultant and Youth Ministry Director
Colombia

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At Haggai, I decided to take on the challenges impacting the world around me and, even more, teaching others how to handle money and business God’s way.

As an insecure seven-year-old living in a converted Army barracks, designed for soldiers in the Second World War, I had been taught by my mother that God answers prayer.

Being poor in Apartheid South Africa, I had to care for my young siblings in my parents’ absence. One day while walking through an overgrown field to get home, I realized I had dropped the house key in the long grass. We looked for it but to no avail. Eventually, I said to my siblings, “Let’s pray, and ask God to show us where it is.”

Upon opening our eyes, we saw the key glistening in the sunlight. God had surely gone before us, leading us to the key! That experience and Scripture has been indelibly impressed in my mind. Do you really believe God is with you always and answers your prayers?

Prayer:
Father, today I repent of my unbelief, and pray for constant awareness, that you are with me. Amen

Haggai leader:
Clive Eugene Lawler
Principal, Heritage Academy, Pietermaritzburg
South Africa

Quote:
Working with Haggai has empowered me to fulfill God’s mandate to equip Christian leaders in education to share the Gospel throughout South Africa.

On September 5, 2017, meteorologists announced that Hurricane Irma would hit us, head on, with wind forces of 180 mph.

What do you do when you know that the day ahead is a frightening one? God’s people, at the point of entering the promise land, were scared also. Their Heavenly Father encouraged them to be strong and to be assured that He Himself would go before them. In fact, He would never leave them. Isn’t that the Divine reassurance we all need sometimes?

The hurricane came and destroyed many houses, mine included. But while it was howling outside, I knew that my Father was with me, and that gave me peace. Literally, it gave me peace in the midst of the storm.

Whatever situation you are going through or whatever crossroads you are at right now, trust that your Heavenly Father is right there with you. Because He operates outside of time, He is actually already there. So, do not be afraid. Do not be discouraged.

Prayer:
Lord, thank you for your reassuring word that you are always with me and will never leave me alone.

Haggai leader:
Monique Rollings
Senior Policy Advisor of the Division of Examinations, Ministry of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport
Netherlands Antilles

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Not only was I equipped to evangelize more effectively, Haggai raised my awareness for the urgency of evangelism.

In a world where displaying dominance is commendable both in personal and professional life, meekness or humility is portrayed as a weak quality. In contrast, the Word of God commends meekness as an essential quality for a fruitful spiritual life.

Moses was humble in heart, and God knew that. While his siblings and coworkers in Christ, Aaron and Miriam, grumbled against Moses, God stood up for Moses because He gives grace to the humble. God Himself fought for Moses.

Humility is also a heart issue. God is not swayed by outward appearances of being humble. He knows our hearts. He sees the motives. Jesus modeled this humbleness by washing the feet of Judas, knowing he would betray Him. Can I look at a fellow believer who might betray me and yet be humble enough to do good for that person?

Prayer:
Lord, teach me to be humble both outward and inward, regardless of whatever position I might be in.

Haggai leader:
Daphne Rajenthiram
Research Scholar, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
India

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The talents God has given me are to be used to edify and nurture others to be built up in Christ.

As humans, we have the propensity to lie. Our minds are fickle, our words don’t often match our actions, and our promises are broken as soon as we make them. All these make trust in fellow humans difficult.

Trust in a God that we cannot see is an even more daunting challenge. Numbers 23:19 provides striking contrasts between God and us. He is unlike us. He neither lies nor changes His mind flippantly. For these, we can take His promises to the bank.

In Nigeria, we regard trust as sacred, not to be given recklessly. But reckless trust in God does not only make sense because of His character, it is demanded of us in Proverbs 3:5-6. Trust connects our humanity with God’s Divinity and exchanges our weakness for His strength. We are as happy and as powerful to face life’s challenges as our level of trust in Him. Trusting God to fulfill His numerous promises to us gives us stability in this unstable world.

Prayer:
Dear Lord, help me to trust you more with each passing day and with each experience.

Haggai leader:
Abiodun Fijabi
CEO, Lord Princely Associates Limited, Abeokuta
Nigeria

Quote:
The HLE changed my perspectives about the necessity and urgency of evangelism and equipped me with skills to share the Gospel effectively – with minimum offense.

For centuries, India has been known as a nation where one can find peace and meaning of life through meditation. There is so much focus on “emptying” one’s mind through meditation that people would spend months or years camping in secluded places up in the Himalayan mountains.

The Bible, on the contrary, defines meditation as a practice of “filling your mind” with Scripture. King David sings about this “meditation” in Psalms 119. God knew that we are sinful and forgetful beings who can easily get swayed with the things of the world. The only counter measure to fight this is to soak our minds with Scripture so that we don’t forget and stay focused on His Kingdom. Joshua had a clear mission ahead of him, and the Lord instructed him to meditate on the law day and night. This was to ensure that he didn’t forget his mission, which was to take the nation of Israel into the Promised Land.

Prayer:
Lord, remind me each day to meditate on your Word so that I walk in your ways. May you find in me an obedient servant who stays focused on the Great Commission.

Haggai leader:
Susnigdha Kumar Balagari
Senior Manager, Insight & Customer Strategy, Oracle Corporation
India

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Haggai equipped me to engage and present the Gospel with the professionals working in the booming IT sector in India.

We, like Joshua, may be asked to face overwhelming challenges in our lives. But as the Scripture teaches, when we are strong and courageous and overcome fear, the Lord will be with us always.

Part of being strong and courageous means trusting in the Lord as the true source of strength. Joshua didn’t have all the answers for the challenges before him, but he was counseled to go forward anyway, acting in faith, because the Lord would be with him.

Like Joshua, we seldom have all the answers to our personal challenges. But there is comfort in knowing that when we turn to the Lord for guidance, we will succeed because He has the answers we need. He was with Joshua, and He will be with us.

Prayer:
Father, thank you for being our Strength and our Guide. May we always rely on you.

Haggai leader:
Lkhagva-Erdene Namkhaidorj
Church Leader, Amiin Bulag Church, Ulaanbaatar
Mongolia

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Since Haggai, I am now a board member of the alumni association in Mongolia. God is growing me in my personal and family life, as well as in my ministry.

Deborah is one of the symbols of God’s desire to use the woman who is willing! For when God calls, He also equips us for service. Deborah was called to lead armies of men to victory. How was that? Well, Deborah chose to arise and put an end to the chaos and anarchy that was reigning at the time.

As is the case in many parts of the world today including my country Zambia, it is very easy for the woman to fall behind in God’s work and in national development once she gets married and has children. When I joined the Zambia Police Service as an officer, little did I know the Lord would use me to show His strength, as well as His ability to protect physically, morally, and spiritually!

There is no job too dangerous for a child of God, if the Lord is in it! God’s people need to be the salt and light in their professions, pointing to the saving grace of our Lord Jesus Christ! I encourage every woman with the Deborah spirit locked up within to arise and shine!

Prayer:
Father God, thank you for using those willing to submit to you. Please make us willing.

Haggai leader:
Brenda Muntemba
Zambia’s High Commissioner to Kenya
Kenya

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The Haggai training opened my eyes to the realization that time waits for no one, that God put me in this government position for the purpose of bringing people to the love of Christ and that since I am in this position for a season, I need to make good God’s gift in me! Evangelism with urgency!

Why would young Ruth cling to an old, hopeless, sad, God-blaming, childless widow and mother-in-law? She belonged to Moab, not to Israel. Why, when her immigrant husband died, did she leave her comfort zone for the unknown? Had Ruth really counted the cost of following Naomi?

In some cultures, it would be said there was a curse upon the Elimelechs or that Naomi had killed the men of her family by witchcraft. But Ruth knew better. The best words to describe her would be “determined” and “virtuous”. She wanted Naomi’s God as her God, and that forever changed her story. She returned to Israel, was redeemed by her kinsman Boaz, married him and as a result is named in the genealogy of the Messiah! Her clinging to Naomi reminds me of a man leaving parents to cleave to his wife – God’s pattern for marriage.

We leave ALL to cleave to Christ. Are you cleaving to Christ?

Prayer:
Jesus, I am determined to follow you and become like you. Help me!

Haggai leader:
Madukauwa David
President, Associação Vida Eterna Para Todos, Maputo
Mozambique

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Haggai left me with a burden for evangelism. My heart is fired with a burden to END Gospel poverty in Mozambique!

My family has been going through financial problems for some time. Five months ago we had to close our advertising company.

Of course, providing for our family was a big concern, and at many points it distracted us from what the Lord wanted to tell us. My husband and I kept praying for the Lord to show us the new direction He wanted us to go in. During this time we found several places where we could serve, but even though all were ministries that aligned with the vision that God gave us in Haggai, none of them were paid positions.

Then finally one day the Lord was clear with us. He told us He had called us, that we should take care of the affairs He had entrusted us with and that He would take care of the rest. And he has. The Lord has taken care of all of our needs time and time again, and we can see that God is faithful and that He is all we need.

Prayer:
Lord help me to serve you with all my heart, knowing that you are unique and sufficient, that you take care of my life better than I ever could.

Haggai leader:
Maria Tatiana Villarroel Endara
Audiovisual ministry specialist, Bolivia
Bolivia

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My Christian life has a before and after Haggai. Now my focus is always on how I can share the Gospel with the people around me. It is a great burden on my heart!

In Swaziland the kingship is given to the youngest in the family because they have to grow up and be trained to be king. And young people are more flexible to learn.

As Saul was chosen, Samuel was surprised when He said not to look at his appearance. God’s way is more than appearances; He looks at the heart. There are things that seem natural, or according to our common sense, okay, but you know that your heart does not approve. The heart knows more than your physical eye. Your heart is the human spirit and not the physical organ that pumps the blood.
How is your heart? Do not miss God’s blessings. Listen to your heart.

Prayer:
Dear Lord, renew my heart; cleanse me from all unrighteousness so that I can be spiritually conscious of your will for my life. Amen

Haggai leader:
Rufaro Dlamini
Pastor’s wife, Africa Evangelical Church, Mbuluzi
Swaziland

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I was spiritually encouraged and mentally prepared to share the Gospel with all, regardless of their religion.

As servants of the Gospel, it is imperative to wear the garment of Christ: humility and righteousness. We must act with humility and righteousness, offering to God our best, and with our witness through our actions influence others to follow the Gospel.

David was able to exercise his calling as king because in his heart lived the Holy Spirit. He loved God and was an example for all Israel and for us as Christians. David identified himself with his people and represented them with dignity, determination, and prudence. He achieved these things because he rooted himself in worship and trust in the Lord. And he encouraged them to mold their hearts like God’s, as well. In return, God kept His love and fidelity toward David.

Prayer:
Loving Father, may we be rooted and grounded in your love. May our actions speak louder than our words. And may our witness influence others to accept you as their Savior.

Haggai leader:
Carlos Alexander Aldana Alférez
Vice President, Haggai El Salvador, Central América
El Salvador

Quote:
I have a new perspective on serving God: always looking to Him and preparing others to develop their capacities and emphasize obedience to the Great Commission delegated by our Lord Jesus.

In Brazil more and more people enter the virtual world. The use of the internet and social networks continues to grow exponentially.
In the time of Solomon, the king referred to in this text, social networks did not exist, and people were known for the way they behaved. There were no online personas to hide behind! Solomon’s wisdom was recognized by his deeds, which were witnessed by the people. Everyone understood that his wisdom was from God and that Solomon used it to promote righteousness.

This may still be possible in our lives. Just choose to follow Jesus, Solomon asked God for wisdom and he received it. He feared the Lord. The Bible says that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. Ask God to fill your life with genuine wisdom.

Prayer:
Lord God, may we be filled with wisdom in such a way that we are recognized for acting with justice in your name.

Haggai leader:
Mara Maximiano
Teacher and writer, Corumba
Brazil

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Haggai was the way God used to show me that I can do great things through my routine with many young people. I’ll never be the same.

Are you undergoing tests and trials? Are you suffering and facing so many difficulties that you feel overwhelmed?

Think with me, how can you show that you are able to do something special and worthwhile for the Kingdom’s growth if you can’t be tested? Qualification for certain tasks comes only after the successful completion of stringent tests.

Let me tell you about tests and trials: you are a raw jewel in the powerful hands of God, and your real worth can only be revealed if this jewel is proved by many ways and types of tests. No, it is not time to give up: it’s time to persevere and to keep going. Look at the goal, and you’ll see your mission is not yet accomplished.

You never know how close the victory is: it can be so close and yet seem so far away! Hold on, and keep fighting when receiving the hardest hits. When things look worse, you should not give up!

Prayer:
Father, please strengthen us during trials. Thank you that you never leave or forsake us.

Haggai leader:
Wallace Sousa Circuncisao
Auditor, Comptroller General of the Union, Brazilian Federal Government
Brazil

Quote:
The Haggai Leader Experience gave me a new and broad vision about so many important things concerning the Gospel and my personal responsibility to spread the Good News.

During my childhood, we never talked during mealtime because our society and my parents believed the phrase “even the dogs keep silence when they eat.”

However, the TV was on, and we all stared at it. We were together, but we were apart from each other. We could not connect after our busy day. I remember nothing from the TV, but I remember the emptiness around the table.

David reminds us twice, first in Psalm 105:4 and then in 1 Chronicles 16:11, “Seek the Lord and His strength; seek His presence continually.” God is always there for us, but is He lonely beside us? We work hard for His sake, but do we declare His power, His help, and His cooperation in the work He entrusted to us?

Seeking is an action and our initiative. We cannot build a deep and loving relationship with anyone without continually seeking fellowship with that person. Seeking is not a one-time action but is an ongoing process.

Prayer:
Father, give us wisdom to actively acknowledge your power and your presence in our everyday lives with joy and gratefulness..

Haggai leader:
Nino Narozauli
Youth Leader, Baptist Church, Tbilisi
Georgia

Quote:
Haggai was inspiring and encouraging, with heart-to-heart talks between my Father and me.

“Nobody trips over mountains. It is the small pebble that causes you to stumble. Pass all the pebbles in your path, and you will find you have crossed the mountain.”

India, a pluralistic country — is it enough to just pray? Where Gospel poverty is so overwhelming, we need to pray and act like Nehemiah. To clear the walls and debris of wrong beliefs and superstitions, ridicule and hostility, and then build.

In Nehemiah’s time, people were praying, pleading with God. No doubt some were standing, hands raised, others kneeling, and still others prostrate on the floor. What was missing? The kind of commitment athletes make to win the race, game, trophy, or medal. Commitment that makes sacrifices, accepts responsibility, keeps obligations, and overcomes obstacles.

Prayer is action, leading to further outward action. If you pray for the hungry, then go feed them. That’s how prayer works. Loving God and loving our neighbor, going the extra mile that they who don’t know Jesus will see the Light that is in you and may be drawn to that Light.

Prayer:
Lord, with humility and perseverance, help us to rebuild our broken world.

Haggai leader:
Rebecca Vedamanikam
Medical Doctor and Director of Selection for India and Sri Lanka, Haggai International
India

Quote:
In 2002, at Haggai, I realized I had wasted my life up until then, and filled me with urgency to share Christ. In 2009, I began working for Haggai and have never looked back.

God raised a man named Nehemiah (which means “the Lord comforts”) to build the Jerusalem wall, which had remained in ruins for 93 years. What could not be accomplished in 93 years was then completed in 52 days.

Nehemiah sacrificed everything for the sake of God’s work. He was not interested in material gains. His success was because of his sacrificial service. Ending Gospel poverty is possible only when leaders are prepared to serve sacrificially. Nehemiah seriously committed himself to God’s work. When Sanballat and Geshem called him to meet at the plain of Ono, he replied, “I am carrying on a great work and I cannot come down” (Nehemiah 6:3).

Nehemiah’s success was because of his total commitment to the building of the wall. In the same way, ending Gospel poverty is possible only if leaders are committed to this great work. As Nehemiah’s service was pleasing to God, He has also been raising leaders through Haggai International during the last 50 years to bring comfort, light, and hope to nations around the world.

Prayer:
Lord, help us to sacrifice everything to complete the task of world evangelization and to be seriously focused on this work until Christ returns in glory.

Haggai leader:
Watson Rajaratnam
Consultant, Serving In Mission (SIM)
Malawi

Quote:
Haggai has transformed me into someone who is committed and focused on world evangelization. It’s motivated and equipped me to change Malawi from a mission field to a mission force.

This verse is a classic exposition of how, in the eyes of our Lord, we are called to do our part while He always does His part!
In this chapter, we read about Mordecai seeking to motivate and prod Esther into action. He could just as well have stopped with saying that Esther and her household would perish if she decided to do nothing. Instead, he concludes with a prophetical ring that there was perhaps a Divine purpose behind her elevation to royalty.

There is an imperative and fundamental message here for each of us. God’s will is sovereign and absolute. His hand moves over the sands of time definitively and decisively. But He provides us with an opportunity to be part of His plan and carry out His will. It is a choice!
Are we willing instruments in His hand for assisting with the extension of His Kingdom or are we sitting on the sidelines? Salvation would still come another way if we dither at the post but, surely, a day of reckoning would stare us in the face if we continue with our indifference.

Prayer:
Lord, I pledge myself to be a channel of blessing amongst the community in which you have placed me!

Haggai leader:
Dulip Thangasamy
General Manager, SCD, Caterpillar India Pvt Ltd, Chennai
India

Quote:
Haggai has given me the courage to present Christ to the unreached in a one-on-one setting.

You must be wondering how we in the 21st century can relate to Queen Esther and her king. Yes, my dear reader, whether you are 16 or 60, you can relate. In this passage, the king did not address Esther as “woman,” but more endearingly, asking her what is her wish, he used her name.

Like Esther, there is no one today who does not experience disappointments and failures, heartaches and temptations. Yet, God redeemed her. Likewise, the Lord Jesus loves us and calls us by name. He is ready to do anything for us. We only need to repent and trust Him. No matter who you are, come to the King, who is your Redeemer.

Prayer:
Lord, I pour out my pain to you. I ask you to break every generational curse that is upon me, in the name of Jesus.

Haggai leader:
Nisschala Choppala
Assistant Pastor and Financial Director of a Gulf packaging company
United Arab Emirates

In January this year, an eight-year-old Muslim girl was brutally gang raped in a temple and bludgeoned to death by eight Hindu men in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir.

The incident shocked the south Asian nation, drew huge protests, and caused political and religious divisions. The case is going on in the court as this piece is being written. Rape is the fourth most common crime against women in India. Latest government data showed that in 2016, India recorded 106 rapes a day, and four out of every 10 victims were minors.

When we see lives destroyed, cases dragging on for years in the courts, the low conviction rates, and the long wait for justice, we wonder whether God is there. And, if there, is He fair?

But friends, let not any person or any experience make you believe that God is not there or that He is unfair. The Bible says evil men do not understand justice (Proverbs 28:5). But, the Lord loves justice, and He will faithfully give them their recompense (Isaiah 61:8).

Prayer:
Lord, I believe with all my heart that you love justice and you will surely be my vindicator. Thank you, Jesus!

Haggai leader:
Reena Zachariah
Leader, New Life Fellowship Church, Chembur, Mumbai
India

Quote:
Haggai helped me prioritize evangelism at my workplace and to be more disciplined in my life. I have been following the teachings about giving that I learned at Haggai.

In eSwatini, previously called Swaziland, there is a saying that, “the word of the king is always right, and from the mouth of the king cannot come a lie.”

This Bible verse pictures Job in a dilemma. He feels justified that God has treated him unfairly, but how can one win his case against an almighty God? The truth is that while Job might feel this way, he does not have the privilege of seeing the whole picture of what is happening.

After all, he never heard God bragging that He was proud of him before this all started. Indeed, our God can never be wrong and can never be unfair. We must always remember that when it feels like we are forsaken or forgotten, God has promised never to leave nor forsake us. No matter what we are going through, our God will never change; His promises remain true.

Prayer:
Dear Father God, when I feel I have been forgotten or unfairly treated by you, may your grace remind me of your goodness to me, and let me count my blessings one by one. Amen.

Haggai leader:
Nkosenhle Nxumalo
Senior Pastor, Christian Family Centre International
eSwatini

Quote:
I have been transformed in the way I view opportunities to share the Gospel. Now I always look for an opportunity to invite people to come to Christ.

Raising a child is one of life’s most fulfilling challenges. However, doing so without a husband can be overwhelming and hopeless.

Today many women do it, like me, and I think we deserve a round of applause! According to the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INEC), there are 7,829,061 women in Ecuador, of which 66.1 percent are mothers. There are more than 339,000 single mothers. The causes are diverse—women who are widows, single mothers, divorced, and those who were abandoned.

Today I urge you not to try to be a super mom! You do not have to be perfect; you do not always have to be strong. When life hits hard and you feel alone, remember that the Lord tells you, “Life will be brighter than noonday, and darkness will become like morning.” Do not be afraid or discouraged because He is with you.

Prayer:
Lord, please help us to be still and renew our strength not by looking at the circumstances but by seeing the Almighty.

Haggai leader:
Ana Maria Leon
Director, CDC Community Development Center
Ecuador

Quote:
God changed my agenda through Haggai. He reshaped me, giving me a new vision and mission for life.