For Your Heart Today

We are living in days when truth can feel slippery.

We are surrounded by information, yet clarity can feel harder to find. Voices grow louder. Opinions harden. And many of us quietly wonder: What can I truly trust?

Nearly two thousand years ago, the apostle Paul wrote to a young pastor named Timothy who was leading in difficult and confusing times. Paul did not deny the challenge of the moment. Instead, he pointed Timothy toward something steady.

“But you must remain faithful to the things you have been taught. You know they are true, for you know you can trust those who taught you.”

— 2 Timothy 3:14 (NLT)

True and trust are deeply connected. Something true is not only correct—it is reliable. Faithful. Worthy of confidence.

Paul reminds Timothy that Scripture is God-breathed. It teaches us what is true. It reveals what is out of alignment. It corrects us and trains us to live rightly. And it equips us for every good work.

In a world still searching for anchors, God invites us to remain rooted in His Word.

Because God’s Word is true.

And it can be trusted.

3 Takeaways

1. God’s Word is God-breathed and trustworthy.

Scripture originates from God and carries His faithful intention across generations.

2. God’s Word forms us over time.

It teaches truth, reveals misalignment, corrects our direction, and trains us to live rightly.

3. God’s Word equips us for courageous living.

Not for argument, but for action. Not for certainty, but for faithfulness in a complicated world.

Breath Prayer

Inhale: God, Your Word is true.

Exhale: I trust You.

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