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Mighty Oaks Daily Devotional

What is one of the most important things you can do if you want to grow in your Christian life? Spend time daily in God’s Word. The Mighty Oaks Daily Devotional, hosted by Jeremy Stalnecker, helps you do just that.

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  1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Hear It and Live It | Psalm 119:171 (opens the original)

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    What should happen after you read and understand God’s Word? As Psalm 119 comes to a close, the psalmist reminds us that Scripture is meant to produce action in our lives. Throughout this chapter, we’ve seen God’s Word provide wisdom, direction, hope, comfort, and truth—but simply hearing those truths isn’t enough. We should read Scripture to learn and understand, but also for personal transformation and practical application. God’s Word is not merely good information, a source of comfort, or a

  2. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Faith Is Taking God at His Word | Psalm 119:169 (opens the original)

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    What does it actually mean to live by faith? Psalm 119:169-170 reminds us that faith isn’t about generating stronger emotions, hoping harder, or convincing ourselves that God will do what we want Him to do. Faith is taking God at His Word—knowing what He has said, trusting that He will keep His promises, and then living as though His Word is true. When we become disappointed because God didn’t do what we expected, we may be placing expectations on Him that He never promised to fulfill. Instead,

  3. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    The Path to Great Peace | Psalm 119:165 (opens the original)

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    Are you experiencing the peace God intends for your life, or are you constantly caught in turmoil over what is happening around you? Psalm 119:165 says, “Great peace have they which love thy law: and nothing shall offend them.” When we process our circumstances primarily through our emotions, pride, fears, and things outside of our control, anxiety and turmoil can quickly take over. But God’s Word gives us a different perspective: God is bigger, He has a plan, and our responsibility is to unders

  4. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Finding God in the Struggle | Psalm 119:153 (opens the original)

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    Life is rarely all good or all bad. In Psalm 119:153-160, the psalmist moves between grief, affliction, and persecution while also recognizing the tender mercies, loving kindness, and faithfulness of God. That is often what life really looks like—struggle, heartache, and circumstances we never planned for, woven together with the grace, goodness, and work of God. We live in a broken world, so difficulties will come, but they do not mean that God has stopped working or that His goodness has disap

  5. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Decide Before the Crisis | Psalm 119:145 (opens the original)

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    What will you do when you reach a moment where you don’t know where else to turn? In Psalm 119:145-147, the psalmist cries out to God with his whole heart, asking Him to hear, save, and work in his life. Yet before he receives an answer, he has already made a decision: no matter what happens, he will continue to follow God’s Word. That gives us an important principle for our own lives—pre-decide that whatever circumstances come, you will remain committed to God and what He has called you to do.

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