Luke17:6 Ministries

10/12/2026

Devotional — October 12

Matthew 7:7 (NASB)

"Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you."

Reflection
Jesus invites us into a life of persistent trust a relationship that keeps asking,keeps seeking,and keeps knocking.

God welcomes our requests. We don't approach Him as strangers, but as children. We bring our needs, our burdens, our questions, and our hopes to a Father who listens.

Seeking goes deeper than asking.
It is pursuing God's presence, God's wisdom, and God's heart.We don't just seek answers we seek Him.

Knocking speaks of perseverance.
Sometimes answers take time.
Sometimes doors do not open immediately. Jesus encourages us not to quit, not to give up, not to lose heart.

God is generous. He may not answer exactly when we expect or exactly how we imagine, but He always responds according to His wisdom and love.

This Is an Invitation Jesus is inviting us into active faith. Faith that asks.
Faith that seeks. Faith that keeps knocking. A faith that believes God is listening and God is working.

We ask with confidence. We seek with expectation. We knock with perseverance. And we trust that God hears, God responds, and God is faithful.

Prayer

Lord,
Teach us to come to You with confidence and persistence. Help us ask without fear, seek with sincerity, and knock without giving up. Strengthen our faith when answers seem delayed and remind us that You are always listening and always working for our good. Draw us closer to Your heart as we seek You above all else.
Amen.
God is still doing good in this world!
Thoughts by David Kasperitis

10/11/2026

Devotional — October 11

Matthew 7:1–2 (NASB)

"Do not judge so that you will not be judged. For in the way you judge, you will be judged; and by your standard of measure, it will be measured to you."

Reflection

Jesus speaks directly to one of the easiest traps for us to fall into a critical spirit. This passage is not a call to ignore truth,but a call to walk in humility, mercy, and self-awareness.

Jesus warns us against becoming judges of other people's hearts.
We can see actions, but only God sees motives. When we rush to condemn, we often forget how much grace we ourselves have received.

The standard we use on others often reveals the condition of our own hearts. Harshness produces distance. Mercy produces healing.
Jesus invites us to treat others with the same grace we hope to receive.

God cares deeply about how we treat people. When we live with compassion, patience, and humility, we reflect His character.
A generous spirit creates room for mercy.

Before examining someone else's faults, we allow God to examine ours. Before speaking criticism, we speak kindness. Before assuming the worst, we remember the grace that found us.

Jesus was full of truth, yet full of grace. He confronted sin, but loved people. He corrected, restored, and healed. This is the pattern He gives us.

We choose mercy over condemnation. We choose humility over criticism. We remember the grace we have received, and we extend that same grace to others.

Prayer

Lord,
Help us guard our hearts from a critical spirit. Teach us to walk in humility, mercy, and grace. Remind us of how much You have forgiven us, and help us extend that same compassion to others. Give us wisdom to speak truth with love and to see people through the eyes of Christ.
Amen.

God is still doing good in this world!
Thoughts by David Kasperitis

10/10/2026

Devotional — October 10

Proverbs 27:18 (NASB)
"He who tends the fig tree will eat its fruit,�And he who cares for his master will be honored."

Reflection

Solomon reminds us of a simple kingdom principle: faithfulness produces fruit. God often works through consistency, not urgency. Through daily faithfulness, not occasional bursts of effort.

A fig tree doesn't produce fruit overnight. It requires time, attention, patience, and care.
In the same way, many of the things God places in our lives require faithful cultivation. Relationships. Ministry. Character. Spiritual growth. Fruit grows where faithfulness remains.

God honors faithful stewardship.
The harvest may take time, but it comes. The seeds we plant today become the blessings we experience tomorrow. Not always in our timing, but always in God's wisdom.

This speaks of loyalty, service, and integrity. Faithfulness is not just about tasks. It is about our attitude toward the One we serve. When we serve God wholeheartedly, we honor Him through everyday obedience.

God sees what others miss.
He notices the unseen acts of faithfulness, the quiet obedience, the consistent service, the sacrifices that never make headlines.

Nothing done for the Lord is ever wasted. This Is the Way of the KingdomWe tend what God entrusts to us. We remain faithful in small things. We serve with humility And we trust God to bring the fruit in His time.

We faithfully tend what God has placed in our hands. We serve Him with integrity.And we trust Him to produce fruit from our faithfulness.

Prayer

Lord,
Help us be faithful with everything You have entrusted to us. Teach us to cultivate the relationships, responsibilities, and opportunities You place before us. Give us patience when growth seems slow and perseverance when the work feels unnoticed. Let us serve You wholeheartedly and trust You for the harvest. May our lives produce fruit that brings glory to Your name.
Amen.
God is still doing good in this world!
Thoughts by David Kasperitis

10/09/2026

Devotional — Isaiah 64:8

Scripture

"But now, Lord, You are our Father;�We are the clay, and You our potter,�And all of us are the work of Your hand." — Isaiah 64:8 (NASB)

Reflection

Isaiah paints a beautiful picture of our relationship with God. We are not accidents. We are not abandoned projects. We are clay in the hands of a loving Father and skilled Potter.

Isaiah begins with relationship before responsibility. God is not merely our Creator; He is our Father. He knows us, loves us, and cares for every detail of our lives.

Clay does not shape itself. It yields to the hands of the potter. In the same way, God invites us to trust His work in our lives, even when we do not understand the process.

A lump of clay cannot see what it is becoming. The potter can. God sees the person He is shaping us to be. What feels like pressure, stretching, or refining is often His loving hand forming Christlike character within us.

God never abandons what He creates. We are His workmanship, His craftsmanship, His ongoing project of grace. The hands that formed us are the same hands that sustain us.

This verse invites us to walk through the day with surrender and trust:
The Father loves you. The Potter is shaping you. Your life is in His hands.�And His hands never make mistakes.

Prayer

Father,
Thank You for being our loving Father and our faithful Potter. Help us trust Your work in our lives, even when we cannot see the finished picture. Teach us to yield to Your hand and allow You to shape our character, our hearts, and our desires. Remind us that we are the work of Your hands and that You are always working for our good and Your glory.
Amen.

God is still doing good in this world!
Thoughts by David Kasperitis

10/08/2026

Devotional — October 8

Matthew 7:24 (NASB)

“Therefore everyone who hears these words of Mine and acts on them may be compared to a wise man who built his house on the rock.”

Reflection

Jesus closes the Sermon on the Mount with a picture wisdom is not hearing,but doing.

We listen to Jesus,His teaching,
His commands, His warnings,
His promises. Hearing is the beginning,not the end.

Obedience is the difference
between wisdom and collapse.
We don’t just admire His words
we apply them. We live them. We build with them.

Wisdom is not intelligence it’s obedience. The wise person takes Jesus seriously, trusts His voice,
and shapes life around His truth.

Our lives are houses choices, habits, relationships, foundations. Every day we build something,whether we realize it or not.

Christ is the rock steady,unshakable,
faithful. When storms come, houses built on Him stand strong.

We hear Jesus, we obey Jesus, and we build our lives on the rock that cannot be shaken.

Prayer

Lord,
Help us hear Your words and act on them today. Make us wise builders who anchor our lives in Christ. Strengthen our foundation, steady our hearts, and guide our steps. Let every choice we make rest on the rock of Your truth.
Amen.

God is still doing good in this world!
Thoughts by David Kasperitis

10/07/2026

10/07/2026

Devotional — October 7

Psalm 40:8 (NASB)

“I delight to do Your will, O my God; Your law is within my heart.”

Reflection

David shows us what obedience looks like when it’s fueled by love
not duty, not pressure,but delight.

God’s will isn’t a burden it’s joy.
When our hearts are aligned with Him,obedience becomes worship,
surrender becomes peace,
and His will becomes our desire.

This is personal.Not distant,not formal a relationship.We obey because we love Him,trust Him,
and walk with Him.

God’s Word isn’t just on pages it’s planted inside us.Written on our hearts,shaping our choices,guiding our steps,forming our desires.

True obedience doesn't start with rules it starts with love. When God’s truth lives in us,our lives naturally move toward His will.

Doing God’s will isn’t restriction it’s release. It’s living the life we were created for, with joy and purpose.

We delight in God’s will because His Word lives in our hearts and obedience becomes joy.

Prayer

Lord,
Place Your will deep in our hearts today. Help us delight in what You desire and walk in obedience with joy, not pressure. Let Your Word shape our thoughts, guide our steps, and anchor our decisions. Make our obedience worship and our surrender peace.
Amen.

God is still doing good in this world!
Thoughts by David Kasperitis

10/06/2026

Devotional — October 6

Psalm 133:1 (NASB)

“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brothers to dwell together in unity!”

Reflection

David paints a picture of unity that is both beautiful and powerful a gift from God,a witness to the world,
a blessing to us.

Unity is morally good it reflects God’s heart,God’s character,God’s design. It is good because God Himself delights in it.

Unity feels good it brings peace,joy,
rest,and harmony. It is pleasant
because it heals instead of harms.

Unity isn’t accidental it is lived, practiced, chosen. It is people staying together,walking together,
worshiping together, serving together.

Unity is not sameness it is shared purpose. It is Christ at the center,
love as the posture,peace as the atmosphere. Unity is spiritual strength.

Psalm 133 goes on to say unity brings anointing and life. God commands blessing where unity lives.

Unity is good,pleasant,powerful,
and blessed and we choose it
because Christ lives in us.

Prayer

Lord,
Help us dwell together in unity today. Keep our hearts soft, our words gentle, and our attitudes humble. Let Your Spirit guard our relationships and strengthen our fellowship. Bless us with the goodness and pleasantness that unity brings, and let our lives reflect the peace of Christ.
Amen.

God is still doing good in this world!
Thoughts by David Kasperitis

10/05/2026

Devotional — October 5

1 Chronicles 16:23 (NASB)

“Sing to the Lord, all the earth; proclaim good tidings of His salvation from day to day.”

Reflection

David’s song of thanksgiving calls us into a rhythm worship and witness, praise and proclamation,
every single day.

Worship is not optional it’s our response to who God is. We sing because He is worthy, faithful,
present, and good.

This invitation is global,every nation,
every people, every voice. God’s glory deserves worldwide praise.

We don’t just sing we speak. We declare the good news, the hope of salvation, the kindness of God,
the mercy of Christ.

Salvation is His work, His gift, His grace. We proclaim what He has done not what we earned.

This is daily worship,daily testimony,
daily gratitude.Not occasional,not seasonal a lifestyle of praise.

We sing to the Lord, we proclaim His salvation, and we carry worship
into every day.

Prayer

Lord,
Help us sing to You today with joy and sincerity. Teach us to proclaim Your salvation in our words, our actions, and our attitude. Let our lives be a daily testimony of Your goodness. Fill our hearts with worship and our mouths with praise.
Amen.

God is still doing good in this world!
Thoughts by David Kasperitis

10/04/2026

October 3 in pictures

We told everyone today:

• You are not an outcast to Jesus.
• Your struggle does not make you “unclean.”
• Your situation does not make you unwanted.
• Jesus sees you, knows you, and moves toward you.
• He is willing to heal you—spiritually, emotionally, physically.

Just like the man with leprosy, the key is simple:

1. Know who Jesus is.
2. Ask Him.

That’s it.No résumé.No proof.
No perfection.Just a cry for mercy and Jesus responds.

Our Outreach Today

We served with love and compassion, reminding everyone that Jesus sees them as valuable and worthy.

We handed out:

• Tents
• Sleeping bags
• Tarps
• Clothes
• Bibles
• Pet food
• And warm meals

We showed them what Jesus showed the l***r:
You are not forgotten. You are not unclean. You are loved.

A Gentle Request

We gave out everything we had today.
We’re asking our community to prayerfully consider helping restock supplies so we can keep showing the love of Jesus to people who desperately need it.

To give.

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Thank you
Wings A Special Needs Community
Life.Church Mustang
Belle Isle Restaurant & Pub
All Saints Community Church
Heritage Baptist Church