DAY 10 – DEVOTIONAL SNAPSHOT

Prompt: Write a micro-devotional in 150 words or less.
Encouragement: Short doesn’t mean shallow and power lives in clarity.

Faith in a Flash

Sometimes, the most powerful devotionals are the shortest. They’re like spiritual espresso shots - small but strong.
Jesus often spoke in short, striking phrases that carried eternal truth. (“It is finished.” – John 19:30)

Your challenge today:

1. Pick one verse or one truth God has shown you.

2. Focus on one takeaway - just one, no extras.

3. Write it in 150 words or less so that every sentence counts.

Pro tip: Read it out loud. If it feels cluttered, cut a sentence. If it still works, you just made it stronger.

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Example Micro-Devotional (78 words):
"I thought peace would come when everything settled. But God whispered, ‘Peace isn’t the absence of trouble, it’s My presence in the trouble.’ In John 14:27, Jesus promises a peace the world can’t give. That means I can sit in the middle of the storm and still rest, because His presence is my anchor. Whatever the waves today, remember: His peace isn’t fragile, it’s a fortress. Step inside it today and breathe."

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PAID / EXTENDED VERSION

In the expanded guide, you’ll learn:

• The 4-Part Micro-Devotional Framework

• Editing for Power: How to cut fluff without losing heart.

• 10 Micro-Devotional Starters to inspire you.

• One-Minute Reading Test: How to ensure your devotional delivers quickly and clearly.