David Wilkerson Devotions

As believers emerge from our heaviest afflictions, God opens our eyes to our struggling friends who need the encouragement of someone who has gone before them.

Why did God allow such afflictions? It was because he was bringing his beloved child into a “wealthy place.” God’s Word is true; he brings his people through every sorrow.

God wants veterans of spiritual warfare, people who have been through many afflictions, to prove his faithfulness to the next generation. 

As believers in Christ, we can rejoice when our trials and sufferings lead to the advancement of the gospel.

Have you neglected time alone with God? Today, draw near to him and let him strengthen your heart and mind.

Come to God’s house with a heart and mind ready to worship, laying aside all your cares and worries.

People often distort God’s grace by making it out to be some kind of tunnel out of the prison of his law, but grace is actually a teacher of holiness. 

The law is not intended for the person whose obedience springs out of a desire to please God. It is for those who are distracted by the present world, to turn their eyes toward God. 

By the power of the Holy Spirit promised in the New Covenant, Christ turns believers from all iniquity and empowers us to live out the righteousness he credits to us.

The power of faith is believing what Christ has accomplished for us and attributing it to the righteousness of God.