Devotional: Ted Lasso and wisdom from the Word

 Day 3: Be a Goldfish

• Ted Lasso Quote: “Be a goldfish.” (On letting go of mistakes.)

• Proverbs 24:16 (NIV): “For though the righteous fall seven times, they rise again.”

• Observation: Mistakes are not the end but moments for growth. Wisdom is shown in the ability to rise, learn, and move forward.

• Challenge: Release one regret or mistake you’ve been holding onto and choose to step forward with hope.

• Prayer: Lord, help me let go of past failures and find strength in Your grace to rise again. Amen.

Devotional: Ted Lasso and the wisdom from the Word

 Day 2: Believe

• Ted Lasso Quote: “Believe.”

• Proverbs 3:5–6 (NIV): “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.”

• Observation: Genuine belief is rooted in trust. Faith looks beyond what is seen and rests in God’s wisdom and direction.

• Challenge: Identify one area of uncertainty in your life and choose to place it fully in God’s hands today.

• Prayer: Father, give me the courage to believe even when I can’t see, and to trust Your guidance over my own. Amen.

Devotional: Ted Lasso and wisdom from the Word

Day 1: Be Curious, Not Judgmental

Ted Lasso Quote: “Be curious, not judgmental.”

Proverbs 18:13 (NIV): “To answer before listening—that is folly and shame.”

Observation: Curiosity opens doors to understanding. People like to know they are being heard. When listening takes priority over quick conclusions, relationships grow deeper and richer.

Challenge: Slow down in one conversation today and ask at least two genuine questions before offering your own opinion.

Prayer: Lord, help me to listen with patience and approach others with curiosity, rather than judgment. Amen.

Devotional: God’s Fire: Judgment, Truth, and Urgency of Now.

Day 5 – The Urgency of Now

Read: Luke 12:49–56; Psalm 82

“The fire has already come — it began at the Cross.”

Observation:

The fire Jesus spoke of has already been lit — at the Cross. He bore God’s judgment so we could walk in freedom.

Now He calls us to respond with urgency. Psalm 82 shows that those with influence and power are accountable. Those who don’t act for justice or truth will fall.

Jesus isn’t calling us to a passive faith — but to an active, courageous walk that recognizes the spiritual urgency of our times.

Challenge:

What step of obedience or boldness have you been delaying? What is God asking you to act on today?

Prayer:

Lord Jesus, thank You for enduring the fire of judgment for me.

Let me not waste the mercy You’ve given.

Awaken my heart. Strengthen my resolve.

I choose to follow You today — not for comfort, but for truth.

Amen.

Devotional: God’s Fire: Judgment, Truth, and the Urgency of Now

Day 4 – Let the Fire Clarify Your Loyalty

Read: Luke 12:49–56; Jeremiah 23:29

“Is not my word like fire...?” – Jeremiah 23:29

Observation:

God’s Word tests us — not to harm, but to reveal what’s truly there.

In a world filled with competing loyalties and diluted convictions, Jesus’ fire clarifies who belongs to Him.

It's not enough to believe in Him culturally — following Jesus will cost you something: comfort, approval, maybe even relationships.

The fire separates the committed from the casual.

Challenge:

Where is your loyalty being tested right now? How are you responding?

Prayer:

Jesus, You are the fire that purifies and the truth that divides.

Help me choose You — not once, but daily.

Refine my loyalty until I’m fully Yours.

Amen.