The Judgment That Sets You Free

Daily Devotional

Judgment on the Abyss of Love

Salvation is not man’s idea—it’s God’s.
It’s not just about escaping hell or living a better life. Salvation is the expression of God's unfathomable love, righteousness, and power.

Today's devotional reminds us: we don't preach experiences—we proclaim the great thought of God.
When you speak about your faith, don't center it around emotions or moral improvement. Center it around the reality of who God is and what He has accomplished through Jesus Christ.

True salvation always brings judgment—not condemnation, but the kind of judgment that shines light into hidden places and calls us deeper into surrender.
The Spirit of God doesn’t just comfort—He convicts. He doesn’t merely heal—He reveals what must be laid down.

Where the Spirit moves, judgment follows—not to shame you, but to free you.
Don’t run from it. Welcome it. His love demands it.

Kingdom Discipleship: A Word from Pastor Kevin

Sons and daughters, hear me: Salvation is deeper than an emotional experience. It’s the eternal love and justice of God coming to bear on your life.

As Kingdom Disciples, we have to get this right.
If you think salvation is just a personal upgrade—a way to live a better or more moral life—you've missed the depth of it. Salvation is God rescuing your spirit, restoring your soul, and redeeming your purpose in the earth for His glory.

When the Spirit of God shows up, He doesn't come to make you feel good—He comes to bring alignment.
He shines light on the things that don't belong. He calls out the places where pride still lives, where wounds still dominate, where self-reliance still speaks louder than surrender.

And here's the truth: every element of self-reliance must die.
The only posture we can take is complete dependence on Jesus. That's where the Spirit’s power moves most freely. That's when real transformation happens.

Don't fear judgment—it’s the fire that purifies.
Don’t resist correction—it’s the hand of a loving Father shaping you into His image.
This is Kingdom living: full exposure, full surrender, full freedom.

REFLECTION QUESTIONS

• Am I clinging to self-reliance instead of full dependence on God?

• Have I been viewing salvation more as an emotional experience than as God's transformative work?

• Where is the Spirit of God inviting me into deeper surrender today?