Inspiration
Scripture-rooted encouragement for every season.
I Am Your God. I Will Take Care of You
When fear pushes us toward security we can see, God’s promise stands: I am your God. I will take care of you. A Daily Cup devotion on Isaiah 46:4.
God Is Working on Both Ends of Your Story
When plans fall apart, God is still at work. This devotion on Peter’s vision in Joppa (Acts 10) shows how He works on both ends of your story.
Twelve Years of Taking a Beating. But God.
The woman with the issue of blood endured twelve years of failed remedies. This Daily Cup devotion on Mark 5 points weary hearts to Christ’s finished work.
The One Left in the Field: God Sees the Overlooked
David was left with the sheep while his brothers stood before Samuel. His story shows how God sees the faithful service people overlook.
I Came Just to See You, Lord: Finding Joy in His Presence
A quiet kitchen moment leads to a devotion on Psalm 27:4, Hebrews 12:2, and Psalm 16:11, and the joy of coming to God just to see Him.
What Does Gratitude Have to Do With a Pumice Stone? I’ll Tell You.
Dianna Hobbs reflects on seven years of brain injury recovery, Paul’s call to give thanks in every thing and the empty tomb as the greatest reason for praise.
After Seven Years, I Finally Held My New Book in My Hands
Finding Gratitude in the Dark releases November 2, Dianna Hobbs’ 50th birthday. Seven years after a brain injury, she shares how a gratitude series she wrote on Your Daily Cup of Inspiration became a book.
After Nearly 20 Years, Your Daily Cup Devotions Find New Readers in EEW Magazine
For nearly two decades, Your Daily Cup of Inspiration has met women in hard seasons. Dianna Hobbs' devotions now publish in EEW Magazine Online.
The Last Word Belongs to God
A month before a traumatic brain injury, Dianna Hobbs wrote that God would have the final say. Through Naboth’s story, she shows why He still does.
Let Them Live: Honoring God After Betrayal
After betrayal, Joshua 9 shows how honoring God can guide your response, protect your peace, and help you keep moving forward.
Exceeding Abundantly: Paul’s Prayer From a Prison Cell
Paul declared God's immeasurable power from prison. Ephesians 3:20 reminds believers that no circumstance limits what God is able to do.
There May Be an Opportunity Hiding in the Interruption
Ephesians 5 calls believers to redeem the time. Learn to recognize the opportunities God places in ordinary moments, even when the days are evil.
A Message to the Bowed-Down Woman: Your Life Has Value
For the woman who feels behind in life, Jesus’ healing in Luke 13 reveals a worth that never depended on marriage, money or milestones.
You Are the Light: Hope for Believers in a Dark World
When the world feels dark, Ephesians 5:8 offers hope. Paul told believers in Ephesus they were light in the Lord, and that truth still holds today.
The Glory That Outweighs the Pain
The disciples wanted someone to blame for a man’s blindness. Discover how Jesus revealed God’s glory through suffering, and how Romans 8:18 brings hope today.
When the Odds Are Against You, God Is Not
Six powerful Bible stories for women facing impossible odds. From the walls of Jericho to the empty tomb, Scripture proves that God specializes in situations that look finished.
The Opportunity Looked Perfect Until God Interrupted Me
A powerful reflection on integrity, obedience, compromise, and how one Scripture changed a life-altering decision.
The Pause You Keep Skipping Might Be the One You Need Most
In a world that moves fast, many believers rush past the very truths God is trying to settle into their hearts. See why learning to pause can strengthen faith.
The One Spiritual Discipline That Will Carry You Through Hard Seasons
Hard seasons can harden the heart if bitterness takes root. Here’s the spiritual discipline that helps believers stay grounded, grateful, and spiritually strong.
When Suffering Is Not Punishment: A Biblical Reframe for Hard Seasons
biblical reflection on Job, suffering, and faith that challenges the belief that hardship is always punishment and offers hope for hard seasons.