Search
Login / My Account

Pathway To Victory
Po Box 223609
Dallas, TX 75222-3609

Customer Service:
(214) 969-2400

Toll-Free Radio Offer:
(866) 999-2965

Toll-Free Television Offer:
(888) 333-0287

Facebook Twitter
Donate

Read

Pathway to Victory Daily Devotional

Read the latest Daily Devotion online, or sign-up to get it sent straight to your inbox

Recent Daily Devotions

Enjoy recent Daily Devotions from Pathway To Victory. If you find these encouraging, please consider becoming a Pathway Partner.

How to Help Somebody Who’s Grieving

Maybe you’re not grieving a loss right now, but you know somebody who is dealing with grief. In 1 Peter 2:9, Peter said we are “a royal priesthood.” God’s plan is not just for the church staff to care for the body of Christ--we’re all to care for other Christians

More Principles for Healing from Loss

Hebrews 12:15 says, “See to it that no one comes short of the grace of God; that no root of bitterness springing up causes trouble, and by it many be defiled.” When you go through heartache in your life, God gives you an extra measure of His grace to get

How to Deal with Loss

Grief often feels like a dark tunnel. The good news is that once you’ve entered the tunnel, you’re already on the way out. To reach the other side, I believe there are four stages you must pass through, each with a biblical basis.

Connect with
Pathway to Victory

Receive the Daily Devotional and Ministry Updates from Dr. Robert Jeffress.

Be Proactive in Conquering Loneliness

Companionship is not a luxury; it’s a necessity. Whatever the source of your loneliness, be proactive and reach out to other people. That doesn’t mean everybody you meet is going to become a close friend; we need acquaintances and casual friends too.

Acknowledge Your Loneliness

Throughout the psalms, David was honest about his feelings, including loneliness. For example, in Psalm 142:4, he wrote, “There is no one who regards me; there is no escape for me; no one cares for my soul.”

God’s Lonely Servants

If you ever struggle with loneliness, I want you to know that loneliness doesn’t have to be paralyzing. A. W. Tozer observed, “Most of the world’s great souls, if not all of them, have been lonely.” This is true of artists, leaders, explorers, and preachers.

Moving from Loneliness to Companionship

Though almost everybody deals with loneliness, nobody wants to talk about it. But we have to conquer the mountain of loneliness if we want to experience the blessed life God has for us. The fact is, you and I were created for companionship.

Learning to Be Content

How can we conquer the mountain of materialism? In a word, contentment. The Greek word in the Bible translated as “contentment” was used by the Stoics to imply that people are self-sufficient--we don’t need to look outside ourselves for satisfaction.

The Illusion of Security

Everything you have can disappear overnight. That’s why Proverbs 23:4–5 says, “Do not weary yourself to gain wealth, cease from your consideration of it. When you set your eyes on it, it is gone.” Use money, but don’t put your ultimate trust in it.

What the Bible Says About Saving

As Christians, we need to put money in the proper perspective. First of all, as I mentioned yesterday, we should appreciate money without worshiping it. Money can be used for good without taking God’s place in our lives.
Search
Login / My Account

Pathway To Victory
Po Box 223609
Dallas, TX 75222-3609

Customer Service:
(214) 969-2400

Toll-Free Radio Offer:
(866) 999-2965

Toll-Free Television Offer:
(888) 333-0287

Facebook Twitter