His First Team

His First Team COMMUNITY SERVICE Lifting the people of the world out of poverty and prepare them to receive the blessing that God has given through His Son Jesus Christ.

His First Team Mission Statement

His First Team is tasked with expanding His message through ministerial efforts in our nation and across the world. Our goal is to empower all of the people of the world at a family level, providing education, business, job training and new technologies in the arts and entertainment and more. His First Team believe God wants to bring healing to marriages and relat

ionships, ending this chaos and providing a solid moral foundation for our children. His First Team seek to restore biblical truth and Godly morality into our country’s failing educational system. His First Team goal is to educate and equip people so they can effectively serve government at all levels with truth and righteousness. His First Team shall speak the truth from a Biblical perspective to combat the sea of disinformation spread by liberal elite outlets and other mainstream media sources. His First Team will take their talents into these fields and are unafraid of using their platform to further His greater purposes. His First Team espouse prosperity with a purpose, calling upon those who manage businesses to lead with integrity, honesty and by biblical principles.

06/10/2026

Day 4: Transformation Happens in God's Presence
Scripture
2 Corinthians 3:18 "We all... are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory."
Devotional
Transformation is not achieved through human effort alone.
It happens in God's presence.
The more you behold Jesus, the more you become like Him.
Many believers focus on changing behavior without first deepening intimacy with God. True transformation flows from relationship.
The goal is not simply to stop doing wrong things.
The goal is to become more like Christ.
As you worship, pray, study Scripture, and spend time with the Holy Spirit, transformation becomes natural.
Reflection Questions
How much time do you spend in God's presence daily?
What spiritual habits help you draw closer to God?
Where have you seen God changing you recently?
Prayer
Holy Spirit, draw me deeper into God's presence. Transform me from the inside out. Make me more like Jesus every day. Amen.

06/09/2026

Day 3: God Uses Broken People
Scripture
2 Corinthians 12:9 "My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness."
Devotional
Moses was a murderer. David committed adultery. Peter denied Christ. Paul persecuted believers.
Yet God transformed each of them into vessels of glory.
The Bible is full of imperfect people used by a perfect God.
Your weakness is not a disqualification. It is often the very place where God's power is revealed.
The Lord specializes in restoration.
What you call broken, God calls usable.
What you call weakness, God calls opportunity.
What you call failure, God calls a testimony.
Reflection Questions
What weakness do you think disqualifies you?
How has God used imperfect people throughout Scripture?
How might God use your story to help others?
Prayer
Father, thank You that Your grace is greater than my weakness. Use every part of my life for Your glory. Amen.

06/08/2026

Day 2: Shame Is Not Your Inheritance
Scripture
Romans 8:1 "There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus."
Devotional
Condemnation says: "You failed."
Shame says: "You are a failure."
Conviction comes from God and leads to repentance.
Shame comes from the enemy and leads to hiding.
Adam and Eve sinned and immediately hid themselves. Humanity has been hiding ever since. Yet God came looking for them.
God still comes looking for His children.
Jesus did not die merely to forgive your sin. He died to remove your shame. The cross was God's declaration that your worst moment would not be your final identity.
Reflection Questions
What areas of your life have you hidden from God?
Are you living under conviction or condemnation?
How does Jesus' sacrifice change your view of yourself?
Prayer
Lord Jesus, thank You for removing my shame. I reject every voice of condemnation and receive Your mercy today. Amen.

06/07/2026

Day 1: God Sees Beyond Your Past
Scripture
Isaiah 43:18-19 "Do not remember the former things, nor consider the things of old. Behold, I will do a new thing."
Devotional
Many believers carry the weight of yesterday's failures. We remember mistakes, poor decisions, sins, and disappointments. We replay them repeatedly until they become part of our identity.
God does not deny your past, but He refuses to let your past define your future.
The enemy points to your failures and says, "Look who you were."
God points to your destiny and says, "Look who you are becoming."
Transformation begins when you stop introducing yourself by your wounds and start seeing yourself through God's eyes. The Lord is not building your future around your mistakes. He is building it around His purpose.
Reflection Questions
What past failure still affects how you see yourself?
How would your life change if you truly believed God was making all things new?
What identity has God given you that contradicts your shame?
Prayer
Father, help me release the burdens of my past. Teach me to see myself through Your eyes. Let Your truth become louder than my history. In Jesus' name, Amen.

06/06/2026

Day 7 — Victory Belongs to the Lord
Scripture:
“The battle is not yours, but God’s.” — 2 Chronicles 20:15
Devotional
At the end of every spiritual battle, one truth remains: God is victorious.
The enemy may attack, delay, intimidate, or accuse—but he cannot overcome the power of God.
Some battles are won not through striving but through trust.
God never asked you to carry every burden alone. He asked you to believe Him.
There are moments when heaven simply says:
“Stand still.”
“Trust Me.”
“Watch what I will do.”
Faith is confidence in God before the outcome appears.
Even when you cannot see movement, God is working behind the scenes.
Your story is not ending in defeat.
Victory belongs to the Lord.
Reflection
What burden do I need to surrender to God today?
Have I truly trusted God with my future?
What would change if I believed victory was already being prepared?
Prayer
Father, I place every battle into Your hands. Strengthen my faith and remove anxiety from my heart. Help me trust You completely and walk in peace knowing You are with me. Thank You for victory through Jesus Christ. Amen.
Declaration
God fights for me.
I will not fear.
Victory belongs to the Lord.

06/05/2026

Day 6 — The Power of Obedience
Scripture:
“If ye be willing and obedient, ye shall eat the good of the land.” — Isaiah 1:19
Devotional
Obedience unlocks doors that talent alone cannot open.
Many people want God’s promises but resist His instructions. Yet spiritual authority grows through obedience.
Obedience is proof of trust.
Sometimes God asks for things that stretch comfort zones:
Forgive someone
Leave unhealthy environments
Start something new
Wait patiently
Speak boldly
Remain faithful quietly
Delayed obedience often becomes disobedience.
The blessing is not only in hearing God—it is in following Him.
Every act of obedience plants seeds for future harvest.
Reflection
Is there an instruction from God I have been delaying?
What fears keep me from obedience?
What might God release through surrender?
Prayer
Lord, give me a willing and obedient heart. Remove fear, pride, and stubbornness from me. Help me trust You fully and walk according to Your direction. In Jesus’ name, amen.
Declaration
I will obey God completely.
His wisdom leads my life.
My obedience will produce fruit.

06/04/2026

Day 5 — Discern the Season
Scripture:
“To every thing there is a season…” — Ecclesiastes 3:1
Devotional
Spiritual maturity includes recognizing seasons.
Some seasons are for building. Others are for waiting. Some are for warfare. Others are for resting in God’s presence.
When people fail to discern seasons, frustration grows. They try to harvest during planting season or abandon processes before growth appears.
God’s timing is intentional.
Sometimes delay is protection. Sometimes silence is preparation. Sometimes warfare means promotion is near.
Do not compare your journey with someone else’s timeline. God deals with each person uniquely.
Ask God:
“What are You doing in this season?”
“What are You teaching me?”
“How should I respond?”
Discernment protects destiny.
Reflection
What season am I currently in spiritually?
Have I been resisting God’s process?
What lessons might God be teaching me right now?
Prayer
Father, give me wisdom and discernment. Help me recognize the season I am in and respond with obedience and faith. Teach me patience and trust in Your perfect timing. In Jesus’ name, amen.
Declaration
I trust God’s timing.
I will not become discouraged in transition.
God is preparing me for greater things.

06/03/2026

Day 4 — God Uses Broken People
Scripture:
“My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness.” — 2 Corinthians 12:9
Devotional
God has never required perfection before using someone. He looks for surrender.
Many people disqualify themselves because of past mistakes, failures, or weaknesses. But throughout Scripture, God used imperfect people to accomplish extraordinary things.
Your weakness does not scare God.
The enemy whispers:
“You’re too broken.”
“You failed too much.”
“God cannot use you.”
But grace speaks louder.
God specializes in restoration. He heals wounded hearts, restores purpose, and gives beauty for ashes.
Your scars may become the very testimony that helps someone else survive.
Do not hide from God because of weakness. Run toward Him.
Reflection
What areas of shame am I still carrying?
Have I allowed failure to silence me?
What would happen if I truly believed God could still use me?
Prayer
Lord, heal every broken place within me. Remove shame, guilt, and condemnation. Help me embrace Your grace and walk boldly in the purpose You have for my life. In Jesus’ name, amen.
Declaration
God’s grace is sufficient for me.
My past does not define my future.
I am being restored by God.

06/02/2026

Day 3 — Prayer Gives Birth to Breakthrough
Scripture:
“The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much.” — James 5:16
Devotional
Prayer is not religious routine—it is communion with heaven.
Many people only pray when trouble comes, but prayer is meant to become a lifestyle. Prayer sharpens discernment, strengthens faith, and aligns your heart with God’s will.
Some breakthroughs do not happen because heaven is unwilling. They happen when prayer positions you to receive what God already prepared.
Prayer:
Breaks spiritual resistance
Builds intimacy with God
Produces spiritual sensitivity
Releases peace and direction
The enemy fears consistent prayer because prayer keeps believers spiritually awake.
Even when answers seem delayed, never stop praying. God hears every sincere cry.
Some victories happen instantly. Others happen gradually. But every genuine prayer matters before God.
Reflection
How consistent is my prayer life?
What distractions keep me from intimacy with God?
What breakthrough am I believing for?
Prayer
Father, awaken my prayer life. Remove spiritual laziness and draw me closer to You. Teach me to pray with faith and persistence. Let my spirit become sensitive to Your voice. In Jesus’ name, amen.
Declaration
My prayers are powerful through Christ.
God hears me when I pray.
Breakthrough is coming.

06/01/2026

Day 2 — Worship Is a Weapon
Scripture:
“God is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth.” — John 4:24
Devotional
Worship is more than music—it is surrender. Heaven responds when a heart truly bows before God.
Throughout Scripture, worship shifted battles. Chains broke. Prison doors opened. Armies became confused. Darkness lost its grip.
The enemy hates authentic worship because worship fixes your eyes on God instead of your circumstances.
There are moments when praise becomes warfare. Not because life is easy, but because God is worthy even in difficulty.
True worship says:
“God, I trust You.”
“God, You are greater.”
“God, I surrender control.”
When worship fills your atmosphere, anxiety loses power. Fear weakens. Heaven draws near.
Do not wait until everything changes before you worship. Worship first, and let God move in the middle of it.
Reflection
Is my worship based on feelings or faith?
What atmosphere exists in my home and mind?
How can I cultivate worship daily?
Prayer
Lord, teach me to worship You in spirit and truth. Let worship rise from my heart even in difficult moments. Fill my life with Your presence and remove every heaviness from my soul. In Jesus’ name, amen.
Declaration
My worship is powerful.
God inhabits my praise.
His presence changes everything around me.

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