Day 1: What Are You Feeding?Reading: Psalm 27:1-3Devotional: The psalmist declares that when enemies came to "eat up my flesh," they stumbled and fell. This reveals a powerful principle: the enemy feeds on our flesh—our self-will, our unsubmitted desires. When we starve our flesh through surrender to God, we simultaneously starve the adversary's influence in our lives.Consider what you're feeding ...  Read More

Day 5: The Law of LoveReading: Matthew 22:34-40; Micah 6:6-8Devotional: Jesus simplified all the commandments into two: Love God with everything you are, and love your neighbor as yourself. This is the structure by which the kingdom is administered. It protects divine alignment: God to you, God with you, God through you. You must receive His government, be changed by it, then govern with it. The d...  Read More

Day 4: Walking in the SpiritReading: Galatians 5:16-26Devotional: The code of ethics for kingdom citizens is clear: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. These are not suggestions—they are the fruit that must be evident in your life. Yet Paul warns against using freedom as an opportunity for the flesh. Salvation is not permission to live howeve...  Read More

Day 3: The Culture of LoveReading: 1 Corinthians 13; 1 John 4:7-21Devotional: Every kingdom has a culture—shared values, lifestyles, and behaviors. The culture of God's kingdom is faith, hope, and love, with love being the greatest. Love is not just an attribute; it's the atmosphere, the amniotic fluid in which all kingdom life develops. Love is both the culture and the law. It drove God to create...  Read More

Day 2: Citizens of the KingdomReading: John 4:19-26; Romans 12:1-2Devotional: The citizens of God's kingdom are not merely church attendees—they are worshipers. But worship is not confined to Sunday morning songs with hands raised. True worship is a life lived in alignment with God, honoring Him through submission to His government and fulfilling your creative design. Adam worshiped by tending the...  Read More

Day 1: Emmanuel - God With UsReading: Isaiah 7:10-14; Matthew 1:18-23Devotional: The first name revealed for the coming Messiah was not Savior, but Emmanuel—God with us. This reveals God's primary purpose: not just to rescue us from hell, but to dwell with us. His desire has always been proximity, relationship, and presence. When we reduce Christianity to fire insurance, we miss the heart of the g...  Read More

Day 5: From Birth to Baptism—The Upper Room JourneyReading: Acts 2:1-4; Luke 24:49-53Devotional: Jesus sought entrance to an upper room at His birth and was rejected. Yet after His resurrection, He returned to upper rooms to establish His kingdom. In an upper room, He breathed the Holy Spirit into His disciples. In an upper room, they waited for the baptism of power. The same spaces that had no ro...  Read More

Day 4: Preparing the Upper RoomReading: Mark 14:12-16; John 14:1-3Devotional: Before the Last Supper, Jesus sent His disciples to find a man who had prepared an upper room "made ready." This wasn't coincidental—the Holy Spirit had prompted preparation for an expected guest. The new covenant, the promise of the Holy Spirit, and the establishment of communion all happened because someone made their ...  Read More

Day 3: Too Busy for the BirthReading: Luke 10:38-42; Mark 6:30-32Devotional: Bethlehem's inn wasn't filled with evil people—just busy people. The census brought crowds, activity, and legitimate demands. Yet in all the busyness, there was no room for the King. Jesus Himself recognized this danger, telling Martha that only "one thing is needed" while she was "worried and upset about many things." We...  Read More

Day 2: The Secret Place of DwellingReading: Psalm 91:1-16; Acts 1:12-14Devotional: "He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty." The upper room wasn't a public space—it was intimate, protected, prepared. Throughout the New Testament, God's greatest kingdom movements happened in upper rooms: the Last Supper, the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, the...  Read More

Day 1: The Upper Room of ExpectationReading: Luke 2:1-7; Revelation 3:20Devotional: Mary and Joseph searched for room in the inn, but found no vacancy due to busyness. The Greek word "kataluma" means both "inn" and "upper room"—a place of hospitality, honor, and expectation for esteemed guests. Today, Jesus still knocks at the door of our upper room, seeking entrance to birth His kingdom purposes ...  Read More

Day 5: Going Another WayReading: Matthew 2:12; 2 Corinthians 5:17Devotional: After encountering the King, the wise men couldn't return the way they came. Divine warning redirected their path because kingdom encounters demand lifestyle transformation. You cannot experience Christ's government and continue operating under Herod's instructions. The enemy wants you convinced that you can worship God w...  Read More