Daily Got a Minute Message with John Ed

The best drug is not an overdose reversal but a commitment to God’s purpose which doesn’t create the atmosphere where an overdose could happen. Let’s promote that remedy.

God doesn’t make mistakes, and He knows exactly all the things that confront each of us in any given situation. We need to trust Him.

 In today’s world, it’s good to check people out before you trust them—especially in marriage.

“This is the day the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it.” This is the answer for making Monday as good or better than any other day of the week. I’ve learned to love Mondays!

Maybe we need to give them a wave, a smile, and a big thank you. We need to use our distractions for something good.

Running from the problem will never solve it—facing it confidently and trusting in God to help you is a great formula for discovering success in a given situation. 

 Are you ready to ask God to help you do what other people said you couldn’t do? I wonder what the folks at that school think now about Nicholas.

Proverbs says that there is a road that seems right to a person, but the end is destruction. Be sure you are on the right road.

Let me suggest that when you go to work every day, go with the attitude of doing excellent work and not just making a living, but making a difference.

Two friends have exchanged the same birthday card since 1944 simply to bring each other joy. Small acts of kindness can make a big difference in the lives of others.

Just as air traffic control needs more skilled workers, our world needs more people guiding others toward God’s plan and offering direction for both this life and eternity.

Two young chess champions used their winnings to help fight an incurable disease—proving that true victory comes from putting others first.

A lawsuit over a low-flying Blue Angels show raises the question—could sitting down and talking save more time, money, and peace than heading to court?

When a model railway was saved from dismantling, it became a reminder to preserve life’s greatest values—faith, hope, love, and kindness.

A haunted house uses fear to torment visitors, but what our communities really need is faith that frees and lifts people up. Imagine a world where we bring out the best in each other.

Zack found trophies in a thrift shop and helped Phoebe recover what mattered most. Sometimes people lose hope, faith, or purpose. Be the one who helps them find it again.

A small town uses dolls to fill empty streets, but puppets can never replace real people. Be someone who truly cares and connects.

People want to hear from real people, not robots. Meaningful connection and good advice come from genuine relationships. Be that person today.

Scientists made the tiniest violin ever, but I’d rather focus on creating something that brings joy and shares God’s Good News. What are you creating with your time and energy?