What do we do when God's answer to our prayers isn't what we expected—or even what we wanted? In this episode, we dive into Habakkuk 1:5-11, where God responds to the prophet’s complaint in a shocking way: by raising up the Babylonians, a ruthless and violent nation, as His instrument of judgment.

This passage forces us to wrestle with a profound question: How can a holy God use unholy means? And what does that mean for us when life takes an unexpected turn? We explore God's sovereignty, His unexpected methods, and how we can trust Him even when His ways don’t make sense.

If you've ever questioned God's timing, struggled with unanswered prayers, or wondered why He allows certain things to happen, this episode is for you. Join us as we reflect on how this ancient text speaks to our lives today and challenges us to trust in the God who sees the bigger picture.

📖 "For I am doing a work in your days that you would not believe if told." (Habakkuk 1:5)

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In today’s episode of Reformed Devotionals Daily, we continue our journey through the book of Habakkuk, looking at Habakkuk 1:2–4. This passage captures a deep and raw cry of frustration—Habakkuk sees injustice, violence, and corruption all around him, and yet God seems silent.

"O Lord, how long shall I cry for help, and you will not hear?" This is not a neat, polished prayer—it’s an anguished plea from someone who has been crying out to God repeatedly, yet sees no answer. Habakkuk asks why God seems to just watch wrongdoing unfold without intervening, and he describes a society where justice is paralyzed and the wicked surround the righteous.

This passage invites us to wrestle with one of the hardest questions of faith: What do we do when God seems silent? Maybe you've been praying for something for months or even years, and it feels like your prayers are hitting the ceiling. Maybe you’re witnessing injustice or suffering, and you’re wondering why God isn’t stepping in. Habakkuk shows us that bringing our honest struggles to God isn’t a lack of faith—it’s an expression of it.

Join us as we explore the significance of this passage, what it teaches us about faith in seasons of silence, and how Habakkuk’s journey leads to a deeper trust in God—even when circumstances don’t change.

📖 Scripture: Habakkuk 1:2–4

🙏 Key Themes: Wrestling with God, unanswered prayer, faith amid injustice

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In this episode of Reformed Devotionals Daily, we begin a new journey through the book of Habakkuk. Starting with just the first verse—“The oracle that Habakkuk the prophet saw” (Habakkuk 1:1)—we explore the weight of this revelation, what it means to carry a burden from God, and how the prophet's struggles speak into our lives today.

Habakkuk lived in a time of moral and spiritual collapse, wrestling with God's apparent silence in the face of injustice. His book is a raw and honest dialogue with God—one that resonates deeply in our world today. What do we do when God seems absent amid suffering? How should we bring our burdens before Him? And how does God shift our perspective even when our circumstances don’t change?

Join us as we wrestle with these questions and begin to see how God meets us in our doubts.

📖 Scripture: Habakkuk 1:1
🙏 Key Themes: Wrestling with God, unanswered questions, faith in uncertain times

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In today’s episode of Reformed Devotionals Daily, we wrap up the Gospel of John with a story that hits a bit too close to home — Peter, freshly restored by Jesus, immediately starts worrying about someone else’s story.

“Lord, what about him?” Peter asks, and Jesus’ reply cuts straight through the noise: What is that to you? You follow me.

It’s a direct challenge to all of us who are tempted to compare our lives, our ministries, and our spiritual journeys with everyone else’s.

Join us as we explore John 21:20-25 and discover the fierce freedom that comes when we take our eyes off others and fix them on Jesus — the author and perfecter of our faith.

In today’s episode of Reformed Devotionals Daily, we step onto the shore with Peter for one of the most personal and powerful conversations in Scripture. Over a charcoal fire, Jesus asks Peter a simple but life-changing question: Do you love me?

What follows is a moment of restoration, healing, and commissioning — where Jesus not only forgives Peter for his failure but calls him again into a life of service and costly discipleship.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your past mistakes disqualify you from serving God, or if you’ve wrestled with what it really means to follow Jesus, this is for you.

Join us as we explore John 21:15-19 and see how Jesus meets us, restores us, and calls us to follow him — even when the road ahead is costly.

In today’s episode of Reformed Devotionals Daily, we’re heading down to the shores of the Sea of Galilee where Jesus meets his disciples over breakfast. After a fruitless night of fishing, they’re met by the risen Christ — and everything changes.

We’ll explore what this story teaches us about recognising Jesus in the ordinary parts of our lives, how he meets us with grace even after our biggest failures, and how his presence brings abundance — even when we feel empty.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, uncertain about the future, or weighed down by past mistakes, this one’s for you.

Join us as we reflect on John 21 and discover the kindness and provision of the risen King who still calls us to his table today.

In today’s episode of Reformed Devotionals Daily, we reflect on John 20:30-31, where John reveals his purpose for writing his Gospel — so that we might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and by believing, have life in His name.

We’ll explore how John’s carefully chosen signs point us to Jesus’ divine identity, and how this passage challenges both our doubts and our sometimes casual attitude towards Christ. Whether you’re new to faith or have been walking with Jesus for years, John’s Gospel invites you to see Jesus afresh and deepen your trust in Him.

Join us as we unpack the life, hope, and fullness found in the name of Jesus.

In today’s episode of Reformed Devotionals Daily, we step into the story of Thomas, often called “Doubting Thomas,” though his story offers far more than just doubt. In John 20:24-29, we see a disciple who missed Jesus’ first appearance after the resurrection and who refuses to believe until he can see and touch Jesus’ wounds for himself. Yet, instead of rejecting Thomas for his scepticism, Jesus meets him right where he is — with gentleness, with evidence, and with an invitation to believe.

This episode explores how Jesus responds to doubt, how honest questions can lead to deeper faith, and how Thomas’s bold confession, “My Lord and my God,” stands as one of the most profound declarations of faith in all of Scripture. We’ll reflect on how we, too, can bring our doubts to Jesus, trusting that the same risen Lord who met Thomas still meets us today through his Word, his Spirit, and the testimony of the Church.

If you’ve ever wrestled with questions, felt left behind in your faith journey, or longed for stronger assurance, this episode is for you. Join us as we explore how Jesus doesn’t cast doubters aside — he meets us in our questions and leads us deeper into the reality of his grace and his presence.