He keeps those in perfect peace!

DAY 10 — SEEK HIM FIRST Verse: “But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.” — Matthew 6:33 KJV Devotion Walking with God means learning to seek Him before seeking answers. Sometimes we become so focused on what we need from God that we forget the greatest gift He’s given us: Himself. We seek the breakthrough. The opportunity. The provision. The relationship. The answer. But Jesus teaches us to seek God first. Before chasing what you need, pursue the One who knows exactly what you need. Intimacy says: “God, even before You change my situation, I want You.” And when God becomes our priority, everything else begins to find its proper place. Reflection Have I been seeking God’s hand more than I’ve been seeking His heart? If God didn’t change my situation today, would I still desire to spend time with Him? Today, make this your prayer: “Father, before I seek what You can give me, teach me to seek You.”

DAY 9 — GIVE IT TO GOD Verse: “Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you.” — 1 Peter 5:7 KJV Devotion Walking with God means learning that you don’t have to carry everything by yourself. Sometimes we pray about something but continue carrying the worry, pressure, and responsibility as if everything still depends on us. But God invites us to cast our cares on Him. Not because our problems don’t matter—but because they matter to Him. Relationship with God means learning to say: “Father, this is too heavy for me, so I’m giving it to You.” You can still be responsible without being consumed. You can still take action without carrying anxiety about the outcome. Trust means doing what God has given you to do while trusting Him with what only He can do. Reflection What am I carrying right now that God never asked me to carry alone? Have I truly surrendered it to Him, or have I just prayed about it while continuing to worry? Today, tell Him: “Father, I give this to You. Show me my part, and help me trust You with the rest.”