SHAKEN, BUT NOT STIRRED BECAUSE OF MY FAITH!
Key Scripture:
“Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye stedfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord…” — 1 Corinthians 15:58 (KJV)

Thought for the Day...
There are moments in life when your faith will not prevent the shaking—it will keep the shaking from destroying you.
Sometimes we mistakenly believe that strong faith means we will never experience fear, disappointment, uncertainty, pressure, betrayal, loss, or unexpected trouble. But the Bible never promises that believers will live unshaken lives. Instead, Scripture teaches us how to remain unmoved while everything around us is shaking.
You may be shaken by what happened, but you don't have to be stirred away from what you believe.
You can say:
“I felt it, but I didn't fold.”
“I cried, but I didn't quit.”
“I was disappointed, but I didn't stop trusting God.”
“The storm shook my surroundings, but it couldn't shake my foundation.”
Why?
BECAUSE OF MY FAITH!

FAITH DOESN'T ALWAYS STOP THE SHAKING—SOMETIMES IT HOLDS YOU THROUGH IT
Jesus told Peter:
“Simon, Simon, behold, Satan hath desired to have you, that he may sift you as wheat: But I have prayed for thee, that thy faith fail not…” — Luke 22:31–32 (KJV)
Notice that Jesus didn't tell Peter, “You won't be sifted.”
He said, essentially, “When you're sifted, I'm praying that your faith survives.”
That's powerful!
Sometimes God doesn't immediately remove the situation. Instead, He strengthens you in the situation.
The enemy wants the shaking to become a breaking.
But God says:
“You may shake, but you will not shatter.”
Your emotions may shake.
Your finances may shake.
Your relationships may shake.
Your plans may shake.
Your confidence may shake.
But when your faith is anchored in Jesus Christ, your foundation remains secure.

THE STORM CAN SHAKE THE HOUSE, BUT IT CANNOT MOVE THE FOUNDATION
Jesus said:
“…a wise man, which built his house upon a rock: And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell not…” — Matthew 7:24–25 (KJV)
Notice something important.
The house built on the rock still experienced the storm.
The rain still fell.
The floods still came.
The winds still blew.
And the storm still beat upon the house.
The difference wasn't the absence of a storm.
The difference was the foundation.
Somebody looking at your life may wonder:
"How are you still standing after everything you've been through?"

The answer is simple:
MY FOUNDATION IS JESUS!
I've been shaken—but my foundation hasn't moved.
I've been wounded—but my foundation hasn't moved.
I've been disappointed—but my foundation hasn't moved.
I've had nights when I didn't understand what God was doing—but my foundation hasn't moved!

WHAT SHAKES YOU REVEALS WHAT'S HOLDING YOU!
Hebrews declares:
“Wherefore we receiving a kingdom which cannot be moved, let us have grace…” — Hebrews 12:28 (KJV)
Sometimes shaking reveals what we have unknowingly depended upon.
We trusted the job—until the job changed.
We trusted people—until people disappointed us.
We trusted our plans—until life interrupted them.
We trusted our own strength—until we discovered we weren't strong enough.
Then the shaking reminded us:
God was supposed to be our foundation all along.
When temporary things start moving, faith grabs hold of the One who never changes.
“Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever.” — Hebrews 13:8 (KJV)
Everything around you can change while the God underneath you remains the same.

FAITH SAYS, “EVEN IF GOD DOESN'T CHANGE IT YET, I STILL TRUST HIM!”
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego faced a fiery furnace because they refused to bow.
Their response was remarkable:
“Our God whom we serve is able to deliver us…” — Daniel 3:17 (KJV)
But then they said:
“But if not… we will not serve thy gods…” — Daniel 3:18 (KJV)

That's shaken-but-not-stirred faith!
They knew God could deliver them, but their faith wasn't dependent upon God doing exactly what they wanted.
“God can—but even if He doesn't, He's still God.”
That's mature faith.
If He heals me—I trust Him.
If I'm still waiting—I trust Him.
If the door opens—I trust Him.
If the door stays closed—I trust Him.
If I understand—I trust Him.
If I don't understand—I STILL TRUST HIM!
My circumstances don't determine God's character.
God is faithful even when life doesn't make sense.

YOU MAY BEND UNDER PRESSURE WITHOUT BREAKING
Paul described the Christian journey this way:
“We are troubled on every side, yet not distressed; we are perplexed, but not in despair; Persecuted, but not forsaken; cast down, but not destroyed.” — 2 Corinthians 4:8–9 (KJV)

Look at those contrasts:
Troubled—but not distressed.
Perplexed—but not hopeless.
Persecuted—but not abandoned.
Knocked down—but not destroyed.

In other words:
SHAKEN—BUT STILL STANDING!
Faith doesn't mean you never have difficult moments.
Faith means difficult moments don't get the final word.

WHEN THE SHAKING STOPS
One day you'll look back and realize:
What you thought was going to destroy you actually developed you.
The shaking taught you how to pray.
The shaking taught you how to trust.
The shaking taught you who was really for you.
The shaking exposed what wasn't stable.
The shaking drove you deeper into God's Word.
And the shaking taught you something about yourself:
“I didn't know my faith was this strong until life gave me something heavy enough to test it.”
James 1:3 declares:
“Knowing this, that the trying of your faith worketh patience.”
Your faith isn't merely being tested.
Your faith is being strengthened.

Prayer...
Heavenly Father, thank You for being my Rock when everything around me feels unstable. When life shakes me, strengthen my faith. When fear tries to enter my heart, remind me of Your promises. When I don't understand what You're doing, help me trust who You are.
Lord, let every storm drive me closer to You. Give me faith that refuses to quit, worship that refuses to stop, and confidence that declares, “Though He slay me, yet will I trust in him” (Job 13:15).
I declare that trouble will not destroy me, disappointment will not define me, and fear will not control me. My life is built upon Jesus Christ, the Solid Rock.
I may be shaken, but I will not be stirred away from my faith.
In the mighty name of Jesus, Amen!

DECLARATION...
I may be shaken, but I will not be stirred away from my faith!
I will not allow fear to replace my faith.
I will not allow disappointment to replace my worship.
I will not allow delay to make me doubt God's promises.
I will not allow what I see to make me forget what God said.
My faith is anchored.
My hope is secure.
My foundation is Jesus Christ.
The winds may blow.
The rain may fall.
The ground around me may shake.
BUT I WILL STILL BE STANDING!
Because I've discovered something about God:
HE IS FAITHFUL IN THE FIRE.
HE IS FAITHFUL IN THE STORM.
HE IS FAITHFUL IN THE WAITING.
HE IS FAITHFUL IN THE SHAKING.
I'M SHAKEN, BUT I'M NOT STIRRED—BECAUSE OF MY FAITH!

# When Heaven Wanted to Say "I Love You"

If Heaven wanted to tell the world,
**"I love you,"**
it could have written those words across every star.

It could have carved them into every mountain.

It could have thundered them from the clouds.

But God chose a different way.

He sent Jesus.

Not with a sword...

But with compassion.

Not to condemn...

But to save.

Not to take lives...

But to give His own.

Jesus walked among people who were broken, forgotten, and weary.

He sat beside those everyone else ignored.

He touched those everyone else avoided.

He listened to those no one else had time for.

He loved people exactly where they were...

But He loved them too much to leave them there.

When children ran to Him,

He welcomed them.

When sinners cried before Him,

He forgave them.

When the sick reached out,

He healed them.

When the hungry followed Him,

He fed them.

His heart was never too busy for one more hurting soul.

Then came the cross.

The moment when love would speak louder than words ever could.

As the nails pierced His hands,

He did not pull them away.

As the crowd mocked Him,

He did not answer with hatred.

As His strength faded,

His love remained unshaken.

Because Jesus knew that beyond the pain of the cross...

There would be the joy of redeeming countless lives.

Yours.

Mine.

Everyone who would believe in Him.

The cross was not the end of love.

It was love at its fullest.

And when the tomb was found empty on the third day, God declared to the world that love is stronger than death, grace is greater than sin, and hope can never be buried.

Today, Jesus still walks beside the lonely.

He still comforts the grieving.

He still strengthens the weak.

He still forgives those who return to Him.

His love has never grown weaker.

His mercy has never run out.

His arms have never closed.

If you ever wonder whether you are loved, don't look at the changing opinions of people.

Look at Jesus.

Look at His life.

Look at His cross.

Look at His empty tomb.

There you will find a love that has no beginning and no end.

A love that cannot be earned.

A love that cannot be lost.

A love that will never stop calling your name.

**The greatest message Heaven ever sent was not written on paper.**

**It was written in the life, the sacrifice, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ.**

**And that message still echoes today:**

**"You are loved more deeply than you will ever know."**

*"For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life." — John 3:16*

No matter how dark the world becomes, God remains our safe refuge. When fear surrounds us, His presence gives us peace. When everything seems uncertain, His promises remain unshaken. The world may be getting worse, but our hope is secure in the Lord who never changes.
"God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble." — Psalm 46:1
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God's Creation, 100 / evolution, 0
THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL SHATTERS OLD EARTH CLAIMS.

Visitors to caves are often told a familiar story. Stalactites and stalagmites supposedly grow at a glacial pace, about one inch every hundred years. Stretch that rate across towering cave formations and suddenly millions of years feel unavoidable. That claim has been repeated so often it sounds like settled science. But it is not. It is an assumption built on selective conditions, not a law of nature.

When the Lincoln Memorial was constructed in the 1930s, engineers anchored the structure by sinking steel cylinders deep into the bedrock. Beneath the memorial floor sits a large basement space. Over time, rainwater seeped through the marble ceiling, carrying dissolved minerals with it. The result was not theoretical. Stalactites formed right there on the ceiling, some reaching lengths of up to five feet in less than a century. That is roughly an inch per year, not an inch per century.

This is a real world, documented example showing that mineral formations can grow rapidly under the right conditions. The slow growth rates preached in museums and textbooks are not universal truths. They are extrapolations chosen to fit an old Earth story. Scripture gives us a far firmer foundation. Biblical history and genealogies place creation only thousands of years ago, not millions. When observable evidence and God’s Word align, it is clear which authority stands unshaken. Biblical truth does not bend to human theories. Human theories must answer to truth.

TRUSTING THE ROCK THAT CANNOT BE SHAKEN

July 17,2026.

Psalm 125:1–2; Matthew 7:24–25; Psalm 18:2; Psalm 27:2; Psalm 124:6–8; Proverbs 3:5–6; Jeremiah 17:7–8.

Yesterday, we established that building our lives on Jesus Christ—the Chief Cornerstone and the Solid Rock through His Word—is what gives us strength, stability, and an unshakable foundation when the storms of life arise. Today, we will go a step further by looking at what truly keeps a believer steadfast in every season.

The hymn writer declared:

"On Christ the solid Rock I stand; all other ground is sinking sand."

However, there is a difference between standing on the Rock and trusting the Rock. Many profess Christ, but only those who completely trust Him remain unshaken when trials come.

The psalmist declared:

"Those who trust in the LORD are like Mount Zion, which cannot be moved, but abides forever. As the mountains surround Jerusalem, so the LORD surrounds His people from this time forth and forever." (Psalm 125:1–2)

Notice that the promise is not merely for those who know the Lord, but for those who trust in Him. Genuine trust is demonstrated by believing and obeying His Word, especially when circumstances seem to contradict His promises.

The phrase "cannot be moved" suggests that there will always be attempts to shake your faith. Every believer will face forces that seek to move them away from God's will. These pressures often come in two forms:

Internal battles—such as fear, depression, sickness, anxiety, doubt, discouragement, guilt, and troubling thoughts.

External battles—such as persecution, satanic attacks, opposition, temptation, financial hardship, or the schemes of the enemy.

Yet God's promise remains sure: those who trust Him shall not be moved.
David testified:

"When the wicked came against me to eat up my flesh, my enemies and foes, they stumbled and fell." (Psalm 27:2)

Likewise, the psalmist rejoiced:

"Blessed be the LORD, who has not given us as prey to their teeth. Our soul has escaped as a bird from the snare of the fowlers; the snare is broken, and we have escaped. Our help is in the name of the LORD, who made heaven and earth." (Psalm 124:6–8)

The storms may rage, the enemy may attack, and life's pressures may intensify, but the believer who trusts in the Lord remains secure because God Himself surrounds and preserves them.

The secret to standing firm on the Solid Rock is absolute trust in the Lord. The Lord is not only pleased when we confess Him with our lips but when we rely on Him wholeheartedly. As Proverbs 3:5 reminds us:

"Trust in the LORD with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding."

So, the question today is: Do you truly trust the Lord, or are you trusting your own strength, wisdom, or circumstances?
Those who place their confidence in Christ will never be disappointed.

Prayer:
Heavenly Father, help me to trust You with all my heart. Strengthen my faith so that neither internal struggles nor external pressures will move me away from You. Keep me firmly established on Christ, the Solid Rock, and let my life continually testify of Your faithfulness. In Jesus' name, Amen.

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When Family Fails, God Never Fails

Bible Text: Psalm 27:10; Matthew 12:46–50

It is deeply disheartening to see how many families around the world are being torn apart by hatred, unforgiveness, bitterness, envy, rivalry, strife, and selfish ambition. At times, the level of division within families could make one wonder whether bringing people together as blood relatives was a mistake.

But it is not.

The problem has never been God's design for the family. It is the condition of the human heart. A heart that is untouched by God's grace becomes fertile ground for division rather than love, for competition rather than compassion, and for resentment rather than unity.

It is often heartbreaking that those who share no blood relationship become the very people who show the love, care, loyalty, and support that blood relatives should have given—especially in these uncertain times when families ought to stand together as one.

Yet, this reminds us of a beautiful truth: God is never stranded.

When families fail, God raises people who will stand in the gap. He brings helpers, encouragers, and faithful friends who become channels of His love and provision, accomplishing what family should have done.

David understood this reality when he declared:

"When my father and my mother forsake me, then the Lord will take me up." (Psalm 27:10)

God already knows the weakness of the human heart. He knows how easily sin can corrupt relationships, even within the closest families. Yet He never abandons those who place their trust in Him.

Jesus also revealed that God's family extends beyond blood ties. Those who do the will of the Father become His true brothers, sisters, and mother (Matthew 12:46–50). In Christ, we belong to a family that is built on faith, love, and obedience to God.

When human relationships disappoint, God's faithfulness remains unshaken. His love never fails. His care never ceases. And His heart is always open to receive those who seek refuge in Him.

God's Loving Heart.

UNSHAKEN. UNBROKEN. UNSTOPPABLE.

The enemy may have attacked your mind... your family... your health... your peace... but hear this today:

You are STILL standing because GOD is STILL faithful!

When life shakes you, God becomes your Refuge. When you feel weak, His strength carries you. When fear roars, the Lion of Judah roars louder!

"Be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power." — Ephesians 6:10

No matter what battle you're facing today... You are not defeated. You are not forgotten. You are not alone.

Declare it with bold faith: I AM UNSHAKEN. I AM UNBROKEN. I AM UNSTOPPABLE THROUGH CHRIST!

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* DOMINION DAILY DEVOTION ~ DAY 170*
*DATE: 19TH JUNE 2026*
*TOPIC: BUILDING A STRONG FOUNDATION*
*ANCHOR SCRIPTURE: MATTHEW 7:24 (KJV)*
*“Therefore whosoever heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them, I will liken him unto a wise man, which built his house upon a rock.”*
*Devotional message:*

One truth that every believer must understand is that every foundation will eventually be tested. Storms, trials, temptations, persecutions, disappointments, and the various challenges of life will come. The ability to withstand these pressures is largely determined by how deeply your foundation has been established in God.

Many believers fall prey to the deceptions of the enemy not because they have never heard God's Word, but because their foundation is shallow. They possess a general knowledge of Scripture, yet they lack depth in understanding and application. As a result, when temptation arises or difficult circumstances appear, they are easily shaken and persuaded to compromise their faith.

We see this in the Garden of Eden. Adam and Eve had received God's instruction, yet when the serpent questioned and twisted God's Word, they yielded to deception. Their understanding of what God had said was not firmly established enough to withstand the enemy's manipulation.

In contrast, when Jesus was tempted in the wilderness, He stood firmly upon the Word of God. Every temptation presented by Satan was answered with Scripture. Jesus demonstrated that victory over deception comes through a deep knowledge of God's Word and unwavering confidence in what God has spoken.

Peter also provides a lesson for believers. Although he genuinely loved the Lord, there was a moment when fear and pressure caused him to deny Jesus. Yet after being strengthened and established in God, he became a bold witness who stood firmly for Christ despite persecution and opposition.

This teaches us that hearing sermons alone is not enough. Attending church services, conferences, and prayer meetings is important, but every believer must also cultivate a personal relationship with God through consistent study of Scripture, prayer, meditation, and obedience. It is in the secret place that foundations are strengthened.

A strong foundation enables a believer to remain faithful when opportunities for compromise arise. Whether in business, government, the workplace, school, or ministry, a deeply rooted believer will not trade Christ for wealth, popularity, promotion, or temporary pleasure. Such a person understands that God's promises are trustworthy and that what He has spoken will surely come to pass in His appointed time.

Child of God, invest time in building your foundation. Let the Word of God dwell richly within you. Develop a vibrant prayer life and anchor yourself in God's promises. Then when the storms of life come, you will remain standing, unshaken and victorious.

A strong and deeply rooted foundation in God's Word and prayer enables believers to withstand life's storms and resist the deceptions of the enemy.

*Prayer:*

Heavenly Father, thank You for the gift of Your Word. Help me to build my life upon the solid foundation of Scripture and obedience to Your will. Deepen my understanding of Your truth and strengthen my prayer life. May I remain steadfast in times of testing and stand firm against every deception of the enemy. Establish me in Your promises and help me to remain faithful to You in every season. In Jesus' name, Amen.

*Daily Bible Reading:*

Matt 7:24–29,Gen 3:1–7,Matt 4:1–11,Col 2:6–10,Ps 1:1–6


*Author :* Alfred Wabuko Manyasi
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* Dominion Daily Devotion, 2026*
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️ JESUS IS MY ANCHOR ️

Life doesn't always come with calm seas.

Sometimes the waves are high.
Sometimes the storms are fierce.
Sometimes the pain feels overwhelming.

But I've learned something...

When everything around me is shaking, JESUS remains unshaken.

When fear says, "You're going under..."
Jesus says, "I've got you."

When the storm says, "Give up..."
Jesus says, "Hold on."

When the world says, "You're alone..."
Jesus says, "I'm right here."

️ My hope is not in my circumstances.
️ My hope is not in people.
️ My hope is not in what I can see.

My hope is in JESUS CHRIST.

The Anchor that never slips.
The Savior that never fails.
The Rock that never moves.

"We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure." — Hebrews 6:19

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