God Is Faithful in the Little Things

June 26, 2026

Sometimes we think God is only interested in the great crises of life—the serious illness, the financial burden, or the difficult family situation. We faithfully bring those burdens to Him, and rightly so. But what about the little things?

Have you ever prayed for a parking place when you were running late, or asked the Lord to have someone call because they were on your heart? Then, when it happened, did you wonder, “Was that just a coincidence?”

As God’s children, we should remember that there are no coincidences with the Lord. He is a loving Heavenly Father who cares about every detail of our lives. If something matters to us, it matters to Him. He delights in hearing His children pray, whether the request seems great or small.

The little answers to prayer strengthen our faith for the bigger challenges that will surely come. They remind us that God is always listening, always working, and always faithful. When we recognize His hand in the small blessings, our hearts become filled with gratitude, and our confidence in Him grows.

Today, don’t overlook the “little” ways God shows His love. Thank Him for every answered prayer, no matter how small it may seem. Those little reminders are often God’s gentle way of saying, “I’m here, and I care about every part of your life.”

When Weary Comes Calling

June 25, 2026

There are days when we become weary. Sometimes it is physical. Our bodies simply grow tired from the demands of life. Other times it is mental. Worries, decisions, and responsibilities can leave us exhausted. Then there is spiritual weariness, when we feel discouraged, defeated, or wonder if our labor for the Lord is making a difference.

The wonderful news is that God understands every kind of weariness, and He has already provided the answer in His Word.

The Lord invites us to come to Him:

“Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”
Matthew 11:28 (KJV)

Notice that Jesus does not say we will never become weary. Instead, He promises rest when we come to Him. We find renewed strength through prayer, reading His Word, and trusting Him with every burden we carry.

If you are physically tired, ask God for the strength you need today. If your mind is filled with worry, remember that He is in control. If you are spiritually weary, do not quit. Keep serving, keep praying, and keep trusting the One who never grows weary.

Today, whatever kind of weariness you are experiencing, take it to the Lord. His strength is always greater than our weakness, and His promises never fail.

What Is True Love?

June 24, 2026

 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
John 3:16

What do you think of when you hear the word love? You may think of your spouse, your children.

We use the word love about material things. “ I love my house”

What is true love? The best example is found in the familiar verse, John 3:16. For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

God’s love is the greatest love we can experience. He sent His Son, Jesus, to die on the cross to pay the penalty for our sin. 

Because of His great love we can have eternal life. 

Have you accepted His love?

Pray for Those Who Visit Our Website

June 23, 2026

This week we were amazed to learn that people from 53 different countries visited our blog. What an incredible reminder that God can use even a simple website to reach people around the world with the message of His love.

Every visitor represents a person with a soul that will spend eternity somewhere. Some may be searching for answers. Some may be carrying burdens and heartaches. Others may have never heard a clear presentation of the Gospel. Yet God, in His providence, allowed them to visit our website and read about His wonderful gift of salvation.

The greatest expression of God’s love was demonstrated when He sent His Son, Jesus, to die on the cross for our sins. Through His death, burial, and resurrection, the way has been made for all people to be forgiven and receive eternal life.

Today, let us pray for those who visit the website. Pray that the Holy Spirit will speak to their hearts as they read. Pray that those who do not know Jesus as their Savior will understand the Gospel and place their faith in Him. Pray that believers will be encouraged, strengthened, and drawn closer to the Lord.

We may never meet many of these visitors on this side of heaven, but God knows each one by name. What a joy it would be to one day meet people in heaven who came to know Christ because they visited a website, read a blog, or were touched by a message that pointed them to Jesus.

Let us continue to faithfully share the Good News and trust God to use it for His glory around the world.

Create In Me A Clean Heart!

June 22, 2026

When we clean our homes, we often find ourselves getting rid of things we have accumulated over the years. Sometimes that can be difficult because those items hold sentimental value. Yet we realize that keeping them means one more thing to dust, store, or take care of.

Spiritually, the same thing can happen in our hearts. We may hold on to attitudes, habits, hurts, grudges, fears, or sins that are not pleasing to the Lord. We become accustomed to carrying them, even though they weigh us down and hinder our fellowship with God.

A clean house can make us feel refreshed, but a clean heart is far more important. David understood this when he prayed, “Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me.” (Psalm 51:10 KJV)

Today, let us ask the Lord to search our hearts and help us remove anything that does not honor Him. As we surrender those things to Him, He can renew our spirit and restore the joy of walking closely with Him.

A Tribute To Fathers

June 21, 2026

Father’s Day is a special time to honor the men who have influenced our lives through love, sacrifice, wisdom, and faith. Whether they are fathers, grandfathers, stepfathers, or spiritual fathers, these men leave a lasting impact on their families and communities.

A good father does much more than provide for his family. He teaches by example. He shows his children how to work hard, how to treat others with kindness and respect, and most importantly, how to trust God through both the joys and challenges of life. Many of us can look back and remember a father’s encouraging words, his quiet strength, and the sacrifices he made that often went unnoticed.

The Bible places great value on the role of a father. Proverbs 20:7 says, “The just man walketh in his integrity: his children are blessed after him.” (KJV) A father’s greatest legacy is not wealth or possessions, but a life of integrity and faithfulness to God.

Today, we want to wish a Happy Father’s Day to all fathers, grandfathers, family members, friends, volunteers, pastors, and supporters who faithfully lead, serve, and love those around them. Thank you for your example, your prayers, and your commitment to your families.

To those whose fathers are now in Heaven, may this day bring precious memories and gratitude for the influence they had on your life.

May God richly bless all fathers today and strengthen them as they continue to make a difference for His glory.

God Continues to Bless in Perrysburg, Ohio

June 20, 2026

We are praising the Lord for another wonderful Friday night at the Perrysburg, Ohio car show! Through the faithful efforts of our SOS Events team, 20 people trusted Jesus Christ as their Savior during this week’s outreach.

What a blessing it is to see people of all ages stopping to hear the Gospel and making decisions for Christ. Every salvation represents a life changed for eternity and a family touched by the love and grace of God.

A special thank you goes to Ed and Rhonda Fager, our dedicated Ohio Team Leaders, who faithfully lead the ministry efforts each week. Their commitment, along with the many volunteers who serve alongside them, continues to make an eternal difference in the lives of those they meet.

With these 20 salvations, the Perrysburg team has now seen a total of 71 people trust Christ as Savior so far this year. We rejoice in what God has done and look forward to what He will continue to do in the weeks ahead.

Please continue to pray for Ed and Rhonda, the Ohio team, and all those who have recently accepted Christ. May they grow in their faith and become strong disciples for the Lord.

Likewise, I say unto you, there is joy in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner that repenteth.” — Luke 15:10 (KJV)

Real Freedom!

June 19, 2026

True freedom is not found in doing whatever we want. Real liberty is found in knowing Jesus Christ and allowing His Spirit to guide our lives. Before salvation, we are bound by sin, fear, guilt, and the burdens of this world. But when we trust Christ as our Savior, He gives us freedom—freedom from condemnation, freedom to serve Him, and freedom to live with hope and purpose.

As Christians, we still face trials and difficulties, but the Spirit of God living within us gives us peace and strength that the world cannot provide. We are free to worship, free to pray, free to share the Gospel, and free to walk in obedience to the Lord.

Today, thank God for the liberty that comes through Christ. May we use that freedom not for ourselves, but to honor Him and point others to the Savior who sets people truly free.

A wonderful reminder, especially as we celebrate our freedoms as Americans, that the greatest freedom of all is found in Christ.

Attitude

June 18, 2026

One of the few things we can control each day is our attitude. We cannot control the weather, the economy, or even the actions of other people. But we can choose how we respond to the circumstances God allows into our lives.

A positive, Christ-centered attitude does not mean pretending that problems do not exist. It means trusting God in the middle of those problems. When we face disappointments with faith, serve others with joy, and remain thankful even during difficult seasons, we become a testimony of God’s grace to those around us.

At SOS Events, we often find that people are drawn not only to what we say, but to the spirit in which we say it. A cheerful attitude can open doors for witnessing that a negative spirit may close. Whether at a flea market, car show, church event, or in the office, our attitude reflects our relationship with Christ.

Today, ask yourself: Does my attitude point others to Jesus? May we choose gratitude over complaining, kindness over criticism, and faith over fear.

And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men;
— Colossians 3:23 (KJV)

Love One Another

June 17, 2026

In a world that often encourages us to look out for ourselves first, Jesus gives us a higher calling—to love others the way He loves us. His love is patient, forgiving, sacrificial, and unconditional. It reaches beyond differences, overlooks faults, and seeks the good of others.

As Christians, we are not simply asked to be kind when it is easy. We are commanded to love as Christ loved us. When we show compassion, offer forgiveness, lend a helping hand, or share the Gospel, we reflect the love of Jesus to a world that desperately needs Him.

Today, ask the Lord to help you love others through His strength and grace. One act of Christlike love can make an eternal difference in someone’s life.


Lord, help me to love others as You have loved me. Let Your love shine through my words, actions, and attitudes today.