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God Delights to Give You the Kingdom | 5-Minute Salvation Army Daily Devotional
What if God’s deepest joy was giving you more than you could ever earn?
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In this episode of the Battle Drill Daily Devotional, we explore Luke 12:32 and the life-changing truth that God delights in giving you his kingdom. In a world obsessed with striving and proving our worth, Jesus speaks tenderly: “Don’t be afraid, little flock…” These are words for the overlooked, the anxious, and the weary. Through Jesus’ gentle voice, we rediscover the Father’s joy - not in rules or rewards - but in loving relationship.
Are you too full of ambition or anxiety to receive what God longs to give? This devotional invites you to loosen your grip, trust in God’s abundant grace, and live open-handedly today.
Scripture: Luke 12:32 (NLT)
Call to Action: Don’t miss the joy God has for you today - listen in, reflect, and receive it with open hands.
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Hello. Do you ever feel that quiet ache? That fear of missing out? Maybe it's the fear of being overlooked, left behind or just forgotten. It's a fear that runs deeper than social media highlights or missed invitations. It's the fear that when it really matters, you'll be somehow passed over. But then Jesus speaks and listen to what he says.
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So don't be afraid, little flock, for it gives your father great happiness to give you the kingdom. Luke chapter 12, verse 32. That's not just a comforting word. It's a stunning, generous declaration of God's joyful will for you. Jesus speaks gently, little flock, not to diminish us, but to reassure us. He's talking to people who've been left behind, comfort carriers, families, all to follow him.
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And he doesn't promise. Easy. He promises something far deeper. The joy of the father he longs to give to us. God's joy isn't cold or distant. It's not a rule book or a reward system. It's personal. It's warm. It's overflowing. He wants to give you the kingdom. That's grace. But here's the thing. Sometimes we're so full of ambition, of pressure, of wanting to be in control, that we leave no space to receive it.
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I've done that. I've clung to the things that made me feel secure. Titles, roles, success. Even. I've even clung to ministry. But none of it compares to knowing when I'm in step with God's kingdom, not building my own, but just receiving his. Maybe today you feel small, insignificant, worried that you've been left behind. But Jesus sees you. He calls you his own.
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And your heavenly father delights, truly delights to give you his kingdom. Not just in the distant future, but right now. So the question is, are your hands open? Are you ready to receive?
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Here's today's reflection to take with you. What would it look like today? To live as someone ready to receive the kingdom with joy? Let's pray together. Father, thank you that it brings you joy to give us your kingdom. Help us to stop clinging to what we think we need. Loose. Now grip. Open our hearts. Make us ready to receive all you long to give us in Jesus name.
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Amen.
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I look forward to seeing you again tomorrow, when we'll explore what it really means to let go and trust God's abundance. Until then, stay blessed.