Joel Osteen Weekly
What seems big can be defeated; God's resurrection power within people makes them powerful enough.
What seems big can be defeated; God's resurrection power within people makes them powerful enough.
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Trials signal new beginnings.
To see God's promise fulfilled, you may need to go from 'I believe' to 'I still believe.' It's on the way!
Joel on how God has the last say in one's story and trouble won't prosper.
Difficult seasons aren't final; rising again to places beyond imagination.
Worshiping God and focusing on His promises; expecting rain and knowing He supplies all needs.
It's easy to dwell on past mistakes, but approach God with faith; accepting His mercy today.
People don't have to live ashamed of what they have been through; redeeming every past hurt.
Joel says that when God lays out the plan for one's life, He lines up everything they need.
Each new day starts before dawn; trusting that victory is coming and breakthrough is on the horizon.
Living image-driven drains energy; confidence in God's creation takes people further than alone.
God's words often defy visible reality; spiritual listening reveals His prevailing promises.
God knows how to redeem one's past; staying in faith; He will work everything out in one's favor.
Let God reign in your life. Don't let worry distract you. Focus on Him for blessings, healing, and favor.
Setbacks are setups for advantage.
God is in the business of turning mountains into molehills and can flatten out the impossible.
No mistake can cancel God's plan; His love is unconditional.
Joel says that to have flourishing relationships, people have to learn to walk in humility.
God designed everyone for great dreams, goals and influence.
Blessing others sets one's own miracle in motion; one's destiny is tied to helping those around.
Magnifying God and developing unshakeable faith in every challenge.
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