Psalm 143:8 says, “Let the morning bring me word of your unfailing love, for I have put my trust in you.”
 
Inspired by King David’s desperate prayer for reassurance in the midst of an unsettling landscape, What the Morning Brings devotional harnesses the power of story and repetition to deliver spiritual insights regarding our relationship to God, our identity in him, how we relate to others, and how to respond when life heats up.

Each devotion is meant to be read every day for a week. Repeating the cycle seven times through equates to 365 days and will allow the scripture to etch more deeply into the heart, mind, soul by year’s end. For some, reading one devotional a day is sufficient.
 
One or more application questions follow each devotion and prompt the reader to pause for deep reflection, followed by the repetitive prompt:

What truth did the morning bring?
 
That’s the place to stop and meditate on God’s word so that the message will penetrate and surface throughout the day when needed. Whether one’s morning comes at dawn or aligns with the setting sun, God longs to meet us wherever we are and to fill our lungs with his breath of encouragement in order that we may be a source of encouragement to others who’ve lost their way.
 
Because no matter what the morning brings, God is always trustworthy, forever faithful, and his love unfailing.