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Vince Miller
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Get ready to be inspired and transformed with Vince Miller, a renowned author and speaker who has dedicated his life to teaching through the Bible. With over 36 books under his belt, Vince has become a leading voice in the field of manhood, masculinity, fatherhood, mentorship, and leadership. He has been featured on major video and radio platforms such as RightNow Media, Faithlife TV, FaithRadio, and YouVersion, reaching men all over the world. Vince's Daily Devotional has touched the lives of hundreds of thousands of providing them with a daily dose of inspiration and guidance. With over 30 years of experience in ministry, Vince is the founder of Resolute. www.vincemiller.com

  1. 7h ago

    What Real Repentance Sounds Like | Hosea 14:2-3

    Welcome to The Daily. We are 6 days away from beginning our next book of the Bible. We are moving to the New Testament, 1 Peter. We are going to discover how to live holy in a hostile world. Go ahead and pick up your 1 Peter Scripture Journal now. And if you are a Project23 donor giving $35 or more per month, this has already been shipped to you. So become a donor and partner with us in Project23. Our text today is Hosea 14:2-3 Take with you words     and return to the Lord; say to him,     "Take away all iniquity; accept what is good,     and we will pay with bulls     the vows of our lips. Assyria shall not save us;     we will not ride on horses; and we will say no more, 'Our God,'     to the work of our hands. In you the orphan finds mercy." — Hosea 14:2-3 Most people are sorry about consequences. Far fewer are sorry about sin. That is the difference between regret and repentance. God tells his people exactly what to bring when they return: "Take with you words and return to the LORD." Notice what God doesn't ask for. He doesn't ask for excuses, explanations, or a defense. He asks for honesty and integrity of word and deed. That is where real repentance begins. It begins when we finally confess, "I was wrong." Repentance owns what we have done. That is exactly what Israel does here. They confess their sin. Then they identify their false saviors, mainly Assyria. They finally admit what Hosea has been exposing for fourteen chapters. They were trusting the wrong things. And then they say something important that is also a component of repentance: "We will say no more, 'Our God,' to the work of our hands." That is repentance. Not merely confessing sin. Turning from the things you thought would save you. And that may be the harder part. Because many people are willing to admit failure. Even publicly confess it. Fewer are willing to admit their saviors failed them and that they need to fully trust God. Real repentance happens when you stop trusting things (like success) to do what only God can do. And notice, God tells them to "bring" or "take with you words." In other words, bring an honest confession, prayer, and return. Which means you do not need to have everything figured out today. You simply need to stop pretending. And maybe that is your next step. Stop pretending.  Not a dramatic change. Not a perfect plan. Just an honest conversation with God. The kind you've been avoiding for a long time. Do you need to repent? DO THIS: Take ten minutes today and pray an honest prayer of confession. Name your sin, your false saviors, and your need for God specifically. ASK THIS: What excuse am I still using to avoid repentance? What false savior have I been trusting lately? What honest conversation with God have I been avoiding? PRAY THIS: Father, give me the courage to be completely honest with you. Help me stop making excuses, stop trusting false saviors, and return to you with a humble and repentant heart. Amen. PLAY THIS: "Returning"

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  3. 1d ago

    It's Not Too Late | Hosea 14:1

    Welcome to The Daily. We are 7 days away from beginning our next book of the Bible. We are moving to the New Testament, 1 Peter. We are going to discover how to live holy in a hostile world. Go ahead and pick up your 1 Peter Scripture Journal now. And if you are a Project23 donor giving $35 or more per month, this has already been shipped to you. So become a donor and partner with us in Project23. Our text today is Hosea 14:1 Return, O Israel, to the Lord your God,     for you have stumbled because of your iniquity. — Hosea 14:1 Some of you need to hear four simple words today: It's not too late. Brother. Sister. It's not too late. To return, repent, start over, and come home. That is how Hosea ends. Thank God. After thirteen chapters of warnings, confrontations, judgment, and exposure, God does not close the book with the last chapter of condemnation. He closes it with an invitation. "Return." Think about it. Israel had chased idols. Ignored prophets. Rejected truth. Compromised with the culture. Trusted false gods. Forgot the God who rescued them. Yet God's final word is not, "Good riddance." His final word is, "Return." That tells us something remarkable about God. He is more interested in your return than your ruin. Some people assume God is looking for reasons to push them away. Hosea reveals the opposite. Throughout this entire book, God has been pursuing people who keep running from him. And we all stumble in our run from God. You may have stumbled into: pride, addiction, compromise, bitterness, greed, spiritual apathy, sexual sin, self-reliance, or years of drifting. But your stumble does not have to become your future. That is why this verse is so hopeful.  God is not asking Israel to pretend that nothing happened. He is asking them to stop running. And to turn around and return. And maybe that is exactly what some of you need to do today. The same God who confronted your sin is the God who welcomes your return. And here is what I love most: God does not say, "Return when you've cleaned your life up." He simply says, "Return," Because he is the one who will clean up your life. He is the one who will wash you clean. What you need to do is return. And you can do that right now. Today. Because God's grace always makes an opening for a person who repents. And if you can still hear God's voice calling you, then he is not done with you yet. So if you have drifted, compromised, wandered, or grown cold, hear the first words of Hosea's final chapter as if God is speaking directly to you: Return. DO THIS: Take five quiet minutes today and tell God honestly where you have stumbled, drifted, or resisted Him. ASK THIS: Where have I been running instead of returning? What is keeping me from coming home to God today? Do I believe God's grace is greater than my failure? PRAY THIS: Father, thank you that it is not too late. Give me the humility to stop running, the courage to return, and the faith to trust that your grace is greater than my failures. Amen. PLAY THIS: "We Repent"

  4. 2d ago

    The Only Savior Who Can Rescue You | Hosea 13:14-16

    Welcome to The Daily. We are 8 days away from beginning our next book of the Bible. We are moving to the New Testament, 1 Peter. We are going to discover how to live holy in a hostile world. Go ahead and pick up your 1 Peter Scripture Journal now. And if you are a Project23 donor giving $35 or more per month, this has already been shipped to you. So become a donor and partner with us in Project23. Our text today is Hosea 13:14-16 I shall ransom them from the power of Sheol;     I shall redeem them from Death. O Death, where are your plagues?     O Sheol, where is your sting?     Compassion is hidden from my eyes. Though he may flourish among his brothers,     the east wind, the wind of the Lord, shall come,     rising from the wilderness, and his fountain shall dry up;     his spring shall be parched; it shall strip his treasury     of every precious thing. Samaria shall bear her guilt,     because she has rebelled against her God; they shall fall by the sword;     their little ones shall be dashed in pieces,     and their pregnant women ripped open. — Hosea 13:14-16 Every person is looking for something to save them. But eventually life confronts every one of us with a reality no earthly solution can overcome: Death. Not just physical death. Spiritual death. The separation from God that sin creates inside every human soul. And this chapter presents the biggest question underneath all the smaller ones: What can actually rescue you? But into all the warnings, God speaks hope: "I shall ransom them… I shall redeem them…" Those two words are important. The word ransom carries the idea of paying a price to free someone from bondage or captivity. The word redeem means to reclaim, rescue, or buy back what was lost. That is the story of the Bible. Humanity wandered into sin, bondage, death, and separation from God. But God was not content to leave His people there. From Exodus to Hosea to the cross itself, God keeps moving toward enslaved people to bring them home again. And Hosea points us forward to Jesus. Because Jesus is the ransom. Jesus is the redeemer. Jesus paid the price and bought us back. That is why Paul later quotes this verse in 1 Corinthians 15 when talking about the resurrection: "O death, where is your victory?" Because through Christ, death no longer gets the final word. It means: Your failures are not final. Your shame is not final. Your suffering is not final. Your grief is not final. And even death itself is not final for those who belong to Christ. But this truth is not meant to stay theoretical and philosophical. It demands a response. From you and me. So stop looking for salvation in temporary things. Bring your fears, shame, exhaustion, sins, and even your future to Jesus. Because the Savior we truly need is not another earthly solution. It is Christ. And unlike every false savior, He actually rescues, redeems, and defeats death itself. DO THIS: Write down one thing you have been depending on too heavily for peace, identity, or security—and intentionally surrender it to Jesus in prayer today. ASK THIS: What am I trusting to save me besides Christ? What controls my peace most right now? Do I actually live like Jesus is enough? PRAY THIS: Jesus, forgive me for looking to temporary things to rescue me. Thank you for ransoming and redeeming me through your death and resurrection. Teach me to trust you fully and build my life completely on you. Amen. PLAY THIS: "Living Hope"

  5. 2d ago ·  Video

    When Success Makes You Forget God | Hosea 13

    The greatest danger in your life may not be failure—it may be success that slowly causes you to forget God. Summary Hosea 13 exposes the hidden root behind Israel's spiritual collapse: they prospered, became self-sufficient, and gradually forgot God. What appeared to be problems like idolatry, rebellion, and national decline were only symptoms of a deeper issue—spiritual amnesia. The chapter warns that success, comfort, and abundance can quietly disciple people away from dependence on God if they are not careful. Yet in the middle of judgment comes a stunning promise of redemption, pointing forward to Jesus Christ, who would ransom and redeem those who have wandered far from God. Reflection & Small Group Discussion Questions 1. Why can success sometimes be more spiritually dangerous than failure? 2. What does Hosea 13:6 teach about the progression from blessing to forgetting God? 3. How can comfort and convenience slowly weaken dependence on God? 4. What are some modern examples of becoming "full, fat, and forgetful"? 5. Why is spiritual amnesia the root problem behind so many other sins? 6. How does forgetting God relationally differ from simply doubting his existence? 7. What symptoms in your life might reveal a deeper spiritual issue beneath the surface? 8. How can churches become self-sufficient instead of God-dependent? 9. What do the words ransom and redeem teach us about the work of Jesus (Hosea 13:14)? 10. What practical step can you take this week to remember God and deepen your dependence on him?

  6. 3d ago

    Stop Wasting Your Pain | Hosea 13:12-13

    Welcome to The Daily. We are 9 days away from beginning our next book of the Bible. We are moving to the New Testament, 1 Peter. We are going to discover how to live holy in a hostile world. Go ahead and pick up your 1 Peter Scripture Journal now. And if you are a Project23 donor giving $35 or more per month, this has already been shipped to you. So become a donor and partner with us in Project23. Our text today is Hosea 13:12-13 The iniquity of Ephraim is bound up;     his sin is kept in store. The pangs of childbirth come for him,     but he is an unwise son, for at the right time he does not present himself     at the opening of the womb. — Hosea 13:12-13 Pain can either change you or harden you. God uses a great image here: childbirth. Israel was experiencing pain that was supposed to lead somewhere. New life. But instead of responding correctly, they resisted the process. "He does not present himself at the opening of the womb." So now the image gets a little bizarre. In other words, the pain was trying to produce something new, but they refused to eject from the womb. Nice image, right? But we all do this. When pain comes into our lives: conflict, failure, heartbreak, loss, disappointment, exhaustion, consequences, correction, suffering. And our first instinct is almost always to try to escape the pain. But sometimes the better response is to consider a reflective question: "What is this trying to change in me?" This is because pain has a way of exposing things that comfort never reveals. Pain exposes pride. Pain exposes idols. Pain exposes unhealthy dependence. Pain exposes false identities. Pain exposes where we have been pretending to be stronger than we really are. And if we are willing to surrender during painful seasons, God often uses them to birth something new from us. New levels of humility, wisdom, dependence, courage, and spiritual maturity. But I have watched as many people waste their pain. They stay bitter instead of becoming softer. They become defensive instead of teachable. They get angry instead of surrendering. They grow numb instead of transforming. And eventually they repeat the same cycles because the pain changed nothing. Do not waste what God may be trying to produce in you right now. Instead of only asking God to remove the pain why not learn the lesson God wants to teach you through the pain? Here are some practical ways to stop wasting your painful seasons: Stop numbing yourself with endless distraction. Stop blaming everyone else immediately. Stop pretending you are unaffected. Talk honestly with God about what hurts. Invite trusted believers into your struggle. Ask what patterns, sins, fears, or idols are being exposed. Stay teachable instead of defensive. Let suffering deepen your dependence on God rather than push you away from Him. Faithful believers have always learned that God often does His deepest work in painful seasons—not comfortable ones. So stop wasting your pain. Let it birth something better in you. DO THIS: Write down one painful situation you are facing right now and ask God specifically what He may be trying to teach, expose, or change through it. ASK THIS: How have I been responding to pain lately? Am I becoming softer or harder through suffering? What might God be trying to produce in me right now? PRAY THIS: Father, help me stop wasting painful seasons. Teach me through suffering, soften my heart through difficulty, and use every hardship to draw me closer to you instead of farther away. Amen. PLAY THIS: "Refiner"

  7. 4d ago

    Politics Cannot Save Your Soul | Hosea 13:9-11

    Welcome to The Daily. We are 10 days away from beginning our next book of the Bible. We are moving to the New Testament, 1 Peter. We are going to discover how to live holy in a hostile world. Go ahead and pick up your 1 Peter Scripture Journal now. And if you are a Project23 donor giving $35 or more per month, this has already been shipped to you. So become a donor and partner with us in Project23. Our text today is Hosea 13:9-11 He destroys you, O Israel,     for you are against me, against your helper. Where now is your king, to save you in all your cities?     Where are all your rulers— those of whom you said,     "Give me a king and princes"? I gave you a king in my anger,     and I took him away in my wrath. — Hosea 13:9-11 Every election cycle reveals the same thing: people are looking for saviors. We look to politicians, parties, movements, leaders, and governments, hoping someone will finally fix what is broken in the world. And listen, leadership matters. Policies matter. Elections matter. Christians should absolutely care about truth, morality, justice, and the direction of a nation. But Hosea reminds us, over and over, that politics makes a terrible savior. Israel demanded kings because they preferred visible human solutions to dependence on God. They believed the right leader, the right system, and the right power structure would secure their future. But eventually God interrogates them and us: "Where now is your king, to save you?" Remember, no politician can heal the human heart. No party, left or right, can remove sin. No movement can resurrect spiritually dead people. No government can become the kingdom of God. People today are emotionally discipled more by political outrage than by Scripture. They wake up consumed with headlines, fear, anger, tribalism, and constant cultural panic. Some believers know legacy news better than they know the Word of God. That should concern us. Because when politics becomes ultimate, it slowly replaces trust in God with fear-driven dependence on earthly power. Christians should engage politically. We should vote. Speak truth. Defend righteousness. Stand against evil. Faithful believers have always lived in difficult and morally confused cultures. What we are experiencing is not new. But we must never confuse political engagement with spiritual salvation. One changes policies. Only Jesus changes people. And maybe this is especially important during the constant noise surrounding another midterm season. Every side promises rescue. Every campaign claims urgency. Every movement declares: "This is the most consequential election of our time." Stay grounded, brothers and sisters. Hope in God—not panic. Conviction—not hysteria. Courage—not outrage addiction. Faithfulness—not political idolatry. Kingdoms rise and fall. Even ours. But Jesus remains King and cannot be jerrymandered away. So care deeply about truth in your nation. But never place the weight of your soul on earthly saviors; they cannot carry it. DO THIS: Evaluate whether political fear, outrage, or tribalism has started shaping your emotions more than your trust in God. ASK THIS: Have I placed too much hope in political outcomes? Am I more emotionally shaped by media than by Scripture? Do I trust Jesus more than earthly leaders? PRAY THIS: Father, help me engage my culture with wisdom and conviction without placing my hope in earthly saviors. Keep my trust rooted in Christ alone, who remains King above every nation and generation. Amen. PLAY THIS: "King of Kings"

  8. 5d ago

    When You Resist God Long Enough | Hosea 13:7-8

    Welcome to The Daily. We are 11 days away from beginning our next book of the Bible. We are moving to the New Testament, 1 Peter. We are going to discover how to live holy in a hostile world. Go ahead and pick up your 1 Peter Scripture Journal now. And if you are a Project23 donor giving $35 or more per month, this has already been shipped to you. So become a donor and partner with us in Project23. Our text today is Hosea 13:7-8 So I am to them like a lion;     like a leopard I will lurk beside the way. I will fall upon them like a bear robbed of her cubs;     I will tear open their breast, and there I will devour them like a lion,     as a wild beast would rip them open. — Hosea 13:7-8 People love the idea of God being loving. Fewer people are comfortable with the idea of God opposing them. But that is because people misunderstand God's love. It is not soft indifference. God is holy. And when people persistently resist Him, reject Him, harden themselves against Him, and refuse every warning He gives, eventually they experience not only His kindness but His opposition. In our text, God is pictured as: Lion. Leopard. Bear. These are not random animals. They are kings of the jungle. Hunters. Protectors. Violent. Protective. They describe the seriousness of what happens when people continue resisting the God who loves them. And this is difficult for many modern believers because we have created a version of God that only affirms, comforts, and accommodates. But the God of Scripture also confronts, disciplines, restrains, and judges because He knows where rebellion ultimately leads. A loving Father does not stand by while destruction consumes His children. That is why this passage should not merely scare us. It should wake us up. And yet, even here, the warning itself is mercy. Because God is still speaking. If He truly wanted to abandon His people completely, He would stop warning them altogether. But Hosea exists because God keeps confronting people He still wants to rescue. And maybe that is what this moment is for you. Maybe God has been pressing on something in your life for a long time: a compromise, an addiction, bitterness, pride, a relationship, a hidden sin, or an area of stubborn resistance. Do not keep hardening yourself. The longer the compromise is defended, the harder surrender becomes. But hear this absolutely: God's confrontation is not proof He hates you. It is proof that He still loves you enough to stop you from destroying yourself. So stop resisting Him. Respond while your heart is still soft enough to surrender. DO THIS: Stop defending one area of compromise or resistance today and honestly bring it before God. ASK THIS: What conviction have I been resisting repeatedly? Where has my heart started growing numb? Am I treating God's warnings as mercy or annoyance? PRAY THIS: Father, do not let my heart grow hard toward you. Help me respond quickly to your conviction, surrender honestly, and trust that your correction comes from your love for me. Amen. PLAY THIS: "Nothing Else"

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