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DAILY MANNA

SUNDAY JANUARY 04, 2026

RESTING ON HIS PROMISES

KEY VERSE: "And being fully
persuaded that, what he
had promised, he was able
also to perform”
(Romans 4:21).

TEXT: ROMANS 4:17-21

Today, we know Honda as a leading global brand in the mobility and power sectors. However, many people don’t realise that the company’s founder, Soichiro Honda, was raised inpoverty, but his mother often reminded him, “You were born for something great.” He held on to his mother’s words even in the face of repeated disappointments. For instance, his first factory was destroyed during World War II, and an earthquake claimed another. That promise from his mother fuelled his determination and served as an anchor for him.

If Soichiro Honda’s mum’s assuring words could have such a profound impact that inspired him to succeed, how much more should we rest on the unfailing promises of the Almighty God. Abraham demonstrated such pure faith. God promised to make him the father of many nations, with a grand posterity. But he and his wife had passed the child-bearing age – Abraham was 100 years old, and Sarah was 90. Against all odds, Abraham believed the promise. He was convinced about the credibility and credentials of the Promisor, “even God, who quickeneth the dead, and calleth those things which be not as though they were.”

Abraham’s reliance on the promise of God paid off. They had a son (Isaac) at such an old age when their bodies were as good as dead. Observe some things about Abraham’s faith: “Against hope, (he) believed in hope” – there was no natural basis for his hope; “…he considered not his own body now dead… neither yet the deadness of Sara’s womb” – he looked away from the challenges; “staggered not at the promise of God through unbelief” – he was resolute in his faith; through his strong faith, he glorified God; He was “fully persuaded "that, what (God) had promised, he was able also to perform” – he firmly trusted in God’s omnipotence. God fulfilled His promise to him and counted his faith for righteousness.

As you navigate the New Year, anchor your faith on God’s promises in specific areas of your life and endeavours. Do not get fixated on the challenges and impossibilities confronting you; rest your faith in God’s power, faithfulness, and goodwill; and, like Abraham, you will have results that surpass your expectations.

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Faithlessness is a doubt of God’s ability or trustworthiness

THE BIBLE IN ONE YEAR: Matthew 8-9

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*Click on this every day for the audio, listen & read the daily manna.* https://dailymanna.app/ DAILY MANNA SUNDAY JANUARY 04, 2026 RESTING ON HIS PROMISES KEY VERSE: "And being fully persuaded that, what he had promised, he was able also to perform” (Romans 4:21). TEXT: ROMANS 4:17-21 Today, we know Honda as a leading global brand in the mobility and power sectors. However, many people don’t realise that the company’s founder, Soichiro Honda, was raised inpoverty, but his mother often reminded him, “You were born for something great.” He held on to his mother’s words even in the face of repeated disappointments. For instance, his first factory was destroyed during World War II, and an earthquake claimed another. That promise from his mother fuelled his determination and served as an anchor for him. If Soichiro Honda’s mum’s assuring words could have such a profound impact that inspired him to succeed, how much more should we rest on the unfailing promises of the Almighty God. Abraham demonstrated such pure faith. God promised to make him the father of many nations, with a grand posterity. But he and his wife had passed the child-bearing age – Abraham was 100 years old, and Sarah was 90. Against all odds, Abraham believed the promise. He was convinced about the credibility and credentials of the Promisor, “even God, who quickeneth the dead, and calleth those things which be not as though they were.” Abraham’s reliance on the promise of God paid off. They had a son (Isaac) at such an old age when their bodies were as good as dead. Observe some things about Abraham’s faith: “Against hope, (he) believed in hope” – there was no natural basis for his hope; “…he considered not his own body now dead… neither yet the deadness of Sara’s womb” – he looked away from the challenges; “staggered not at the promise of God through unbelief” – he was resolute in his faith; through his strong faith, he glorified God; He was “fully persuaded "that, what (God) had promised, he was able also to perform” – he firmly trusted in God’s omnipotence. God fulfilled His promise to him and counted his faith for righteousness. As you navigate the New Year, anchor your faith on God’s promises in specific areas of your life and endeavours. Do not get fixated on the challenges and impossibilities confronting you; rest your faith in God’s power, faithfulness, and goodwill; and, like Abraham, you will have results that surpass your expectations. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Faithlessness is a doubt of God’s ability or trustworthiness THE BIBLE IN ONE YEAR: Matthew 8-9 https://dailymanna.app
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