Don’t Take Anger to Bed

Don’t Take Anger to Bed

Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly. Today we’re in Ephesians 4:26-27, and this episode is all about anger, offense, and learning how to let things go quickly. The Bible says, “Be angry, and do not sin. Do not let the sun go down on your wrath, nor give place to the devil.” That is such a powerful reminder that anger itself may come, but what we do with it matters. Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about how easy it is to carry anger longer than we should. Something happens, someone says the wrong thing, a situation feels unfair, and before long we are still holding onto it hours later, days later, or even years later. But God’s Word shows us a better way. Feel it, process it, learn from it, but do not camp there. This message also points out that anger does not have to become sin. You can be upset without being harsh. You can address a problem without becoming mean. You can set a boundary without letting bitterness take root. The longer anger stays, the more room it gives the enemy to stir up even more hurt, more division, and more frustration. That is why letting it go quickly matters so much. Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly also talk about how healthy relationships are built by learning this skill. In marriage, family, friendships, and everyday life, you will have moments where people frustrate you. But if you commit to not taking anger into the next day, you begin developing a life of peace, maturity, and emotional strength. Letting things go is a muscle, and the more you practice it, the stronger you become. If anger has been hanging on too long, let this encourage you today. Release it. Do not give it another night. Do not give it more room. Feel what you need to feel, talk through what needs to be talked through, set healthy boundaries where needed, but do not let anger stay longer than it should. Partner with us at wakeuptv.tv Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe. Have a blessed, amazing, and epic day! #WakeUpTV #PastorScot #PastorHolly #Ephesians426 #Ephesians427 #LetItGoFast #ChristianEncouragement #DailyDevotional #HealthyRelationships #NoBitterness #WalkInPeace #FaithAndMaturity

Vision Brings Boundaries

Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly. Today we’re in Proverbs 29:18, and this episode is all about vision. Scripture tells us that where there is no vision, people cast off restraint. In other words, when you do not know where you are going, it becomes much harder to live with discipline, purpose, and self-control. Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about how vision gives direction to your life. A vague desire for “a good life” is not enough. Vision becomes powerful when it gets specific. What does a healthy marriage look like? What kind of family do you want to build? What does financial peace look like? What does success in your walk with God look like? The more clearly you can see it, the more your life begins to move toward it. This message also highlights that vision creates boundaries. Once you know what you are building, you start making choices that protect it. You do not waste as much time, money, or energy on things that do not line up with where you are headed. Vision brings self-control because it gives you a reason to say yes to some things and no to others. Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly also point out how vision wakes up passion. When you have something in front of you that you are reaching for, it energizes you. It draws other people around you into accountability and encouragement. It helps you stay steady and consistent because you know what you are working toward. If you want a more disciplined, focused, and fruitful life, get vision. Write it down. Make it clear. Pray about it. Let it shape your choices. Vision is not just about dreaming. It is about becoming who God is calling you to be. Partner with us at wakeuptv.tv Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe. Have a blessed, amazing, and epic day! #WakeUpTV #PastorScot #PastorHolly #Proverbs2918 #Vision #ChristianEncouragement #DailyDevotional #WriteTheVision #PurposeDrivenLife #SelfControl #FaithAndFocus #BecomeWhoGodCalledYouToBe

Stop Being Double-Minded

Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly. Today we’re in James 1:8, and this episode is all about being all in with God. The Bible says that a double-minded person is unstable in all their ways. That is a strong verse, but it also gives us so much hope. God is showing us that stability, blessing, and peace come when we stop trying to live halfway for Him and halfway for the world. Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about how easy it is for people to pick and choose which parts of God’s Word they want to follow. They want godly results, but they do not want to go all in on godly living. But the truth is, God’s Word is not there to restrict us. It is there to help us live a strong, blessed, and stable life. His way is always the better way. This message is also a reminder that instability comes when we go back and forth between belief and doubt, obedience and compromise, trusting God and doing things our own way. The more we try to live divided, the more unstable life feels. But when we settle it in our hearts and say, “I believe God,” something changes. Even if we miss it sometimes, we get back up and keep choosing His way. Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly also highlight that there is a big difference between making a mistake and building a mindset that says God’s Word does not apply to you. We all make mistakes, but the goal is to stay all in. Keep growing. Keep choosing faith. Keep choosing obedience. Keep deciding that God’s Word is true and that His promises really do work. If you want more stability in your life, let this encourage you today. Stop trying to live split between two ways of thinking. Go all in with God. Believe Him. Trust Him. Follow His Word. That is where real peace and strength are found. Partner with us at wakeuptv.tv Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe. Have a blessed, amazing, and epic day! #WakeUpTV #PastorScot #PastorHolly #James18 #AllInWithGod #ChristianEncouragement #DailyDevotional #DoubleMinded #BelieveGod #FaithAndStability #TrustGodsWord #LiveBlessed

The Righteous Get Back Up

Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly. Today we’re in Proverbs 24:16, and this episode is all about getting back up. The Scripture says that though the righteous fall seven times, they rise again. That is such a powerful reminder that falling is not the end of the story. What matters is that you get back up. Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about how life comes with failures, mistakes, struggles, and even moral missteps. But the difference for a believer is that we do not stay down. We do not let condemnation hold us there. We shake it off, receive God’s grace, and keep moving forward. A righteous person is not someone who never falls. A righteous person is someone who belongs to God, keeps getting back up, and keeps pursuing the life God has called them to live. This message also highlights the difference between condemnation and consequences. God is not standing over you waiting to throw you away because you messed up. Jesus already paid the price for your righteousness. But there are natural consequences in life when we do not do things God’s way. That is why maturity matters. As we grow in Christ, we begin to do what is right, not just to avoid consequences, but because we love God and want to live in a way that honors Him. Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly also point out that real growth is not perfection. It is progress. It is learning, adjusting, repenting, standing back up, and continuing to let God shape your heart. The goal is not to stay stuck in failure. The goal is to rise again, stronger, wiser, and more rooted in grace than before. If you have fallen in any area of life, let this encourage you today. Get back up. God’s grace is still enough. Your story is not over. And the righteous rise again. Partner with us at wakeuptv.tv Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe. Have a blessed, amazing, and epic day! #WakeUpTV #PastorScot #PastorHolly #Proverbs2416 #RiseAgain #ChristianEncouragement #DailyDevotional #GraceAndGrowth #GetBackUp #RighteousnessInChrist #DoNotStayDown #FaithAndMaturity

When God Is With You, Fear Has to Go

Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason. Today we’re in Judges 6:12, and this episode is all about what changes when you realize that God is with you. The angel of the Lord appears to Gideon and says, “The Lord is with you, mighty warrior.” That is such a powerful word because Gideon did not feel like a mighty warrior at all. He felt small, hidden, and unqualified. But God called out who he really was before Gideon could see it for himself. Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason remind us that what makes us mighty is not our own strength. It is the fact that God is with us. When you know your Father is with you, fear loses its power. You stop looking at the size of the problem and start remembering the strength of the One who is standing with you. This message is also a reminder that God often calls people higher before they feel ready. Gideon was hiding, but God was already speaking identity, courage, and purpose over him. The same is true for us. You may feel overlooked, weak, or unsure, but God sees more in you than you currently see in yourself. He knows who He created you to become. Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason also point out that when you know God is with you, you can walk into your day differently. You can face challenges with confidence, push through fear, and keep moving forward even when things feel impossible. Jesus already went through forsaking, lack, and the curse of sin so that you would not have to live under those things. God is with you, and He is not leaving. If you feel weak today, hear this clearly: the Lord is with you, mighty warrior. You are not alone, and you are not without help. God is with you, and that changes everything. Partner with us at wakeuptv.tv Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe. Have a blessed, amazing, and epic day! #WakeUpTV #PastorScot #PastorJason #Judges612 #MightyWarrior #TheLordIsWithYou #ChristianEncouragement #DailyDevotional #GodIsWithYou #FaithOverFear #IdentityInChrist #BecomeWhoGodSaysYouAre