Joel Osteen Daily Inspiration 21st October 2024

Joel Osteen Daily Inspiration 21st October 2024

Welcome to Today’s Joel Osteen Daily Devotional Message for Monday 21 October 2024. May the Lord bless you as you study today.

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Joel Osteen Daily Inspiration 21st October 2024

Topic: See the Best

Today’s Scripture
To the pure, all things are pure. – Titus 1:15, NIV

Today’s Word
If you can’t see anything in a positive light, if all you see is what your spouse or your child or your boss does wrong, the problem is not with everyone or everything else. At some point you have to look in the mirror and say, “Maybe I’m the one who needs to change. If I’m always critical, maybe I’ve developed a habit of seeing the bad rather than the good.

If I’m always skeptical, maybe I’ve trained myself to be cynical and sarcastic rather than believing the best. If I’m always finding fault, maybe I’ve become judgmental and condemning instead of giving people the benefit of the doubt.” What’s the solution? When the temptation comes to be critical, deal with negative thoughts one at a time.

If you see something or someone you don’t understand or you don’t agree with, don’t be quick to judge or allow that critical spirit to come out. Instead of seeing them through critical eyes, look at them through God’s eyes. Start praying for them. Train yourself to see and believe the best about them.

Prayer For Today
“Father, thank You for always calling me to come higher and lay aside everything that keeps me from being my best. Help me to be honest and confront the areas where I struggle with negativity. I believe that with Your help that I can overcome and be victorious. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.”

INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGE: You may be good at complimenting others; you need to get good at complimenting yourself. You don’t have to do it out loud, but in your mind, you need to say, “That was good. Got to work today on time; that was good. I did excellent on that presentation. That was good. Worked out, exercised; that was good.

Helped my neighbor last night; that was good.” Why don’t you start giving yourself the credit that you give others? You told that friend that they look good; have you told yourself that you look good? You complimented your co-worker; have you complimented yourself?

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