Daily Bread is a daily devotional style podcast. Through personal stories and biblical insights, explore who Jesus is and walking with Him. Break bread each morning with Westley for your Daily Bread. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever your favorite platform is and TikTok (@thedailybreadpodcast).
I once met a psychic at Seaport Village. As she did her reading, a gust of wind knocked over her sun god statue—confirmation of a word God gave me months before. She needed peace, not preaching. I showed her how to meet the Prince of Peace. He did the rest.
Life has a spiritual layer—but don’t force it. Let God speak naturally. Simplicity leaves room for clarity. When we overthink, we miss the moment. Stay open, stay grounded, and don’t make it weird. Let life breathe and let God move.
Jesus said if you drink from Him, you’ll never thirst again. I learned that the hard way—dehydrated in Phoenix heat, nearly ended up in an ambulance. But even in my foolishness, His grace showed up. Drink water. Drink from Him. His well never runs dry. 💧
A seed must go into the ground and die before it produces fruit… Much like the transformation of one’s heart.
Just love. When we love well, Jesus is revealed. That’s the episode. Simple, honest, real.
When God repeats Himself, it’s not for Him—it’s for us. We still haven’t learned to love one another. But when we realize how deeply we’re loved, judgment fades. Even delays—like this train—remind me: you’re loved. Now go love someone else like that.
We complicate what God made simple. He said, “Write it down, make it plain”—but we overdo it, add more, and end up burnt out. Just do what He said. Simple > extra. 🥴
We all fall short—inside and out. Sin isn’t just what’s visible; it’s the stuff hidden in the heart. Grace is real, but so is accountability. Let’s stop pretending and just come clean—before God and each other. None of us are without fault. Let’s be honest.
Love isn’t keeping a list of offenses. It’s giving grace. If we’re gonna be known by love, we’ve got to let go of our judgments. God’s mercy is bigger than our opinions.
Yesterday didn’t go as planned—unexpected delays, late to my appointment, all of it. But I was reminded: we always have a choice in how we respond. God calls us to be childlike in faith, not childish in reactions. Choose grace over pride. Choose His way.