Today’s Promise

August 27, 2026

God Can Do More Than you Ask

Now to him who is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us.
Ephesians 3:20

God is More than Enough

Today’s promise is a reminder that God is more than enough. He empowers you to accomplish more than you can imagine. His mighty power is working in you today.

I love this promise because it reminds me of the unlimited power God has made available to me.

The Apostle Paul ends this section of Ephesians with a declaration of God’s greatness. His power and glory are beyond our comprehension. God can do more than you can ever ask or imagine.

Complete Abundance

The God you serve dwells in complete abundance. There is no limit to his power and glory. He is the God of “more than enough.” He is not just the God of abundance but the God of more abundance. He is not just “more abundant; He is “far more abundant” than you can possibly comprehend. No matter what you ask of Him, you will never deplete the resources Christ has made available to you. 

We suffer from lack and limitation. We sometimes struggle just to get by. Our God lives in overabundance. There is no limit to what He can do and no shortage of resources or power. Whatever it takes, God is more than enough.

Small Prayers

Too often, we bring our limited thinking into our prayer life. We pray small prayers to a little God. Our small prayers can be an insult to the great King of glory. 

God never worries about “big prayers.” When you pray, God never responds, “Oh, wow, that’s too big a prayer for me to handle. I don’t think I can make that happen.” God invites you to pray big prayers that call on a mighty God. The great men of faith in the Bible prayed big prayers.

God is Working in You

Now here is the best part. God’s incredible, unlimited, and abundant power is working in you. 

God is pouring out His power in your life today. The Holy Spirit is releasing the unlimited power of God into your life. He is transforming and empowering you with His overflowing and abundant strength. 

God wants you to do more than just get by. He wants you to walk in the abundance of His power so you can overflow to those around you.

Today, pray big prayers. Pray gigantic prayers that stretch your faith. Don’t pray little prayers to a small God. Pray big prayers to the mighty God of Heaven. He is waiting to do abundant work in your life today.

Look at that promise again.

Now to him who is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us. – Ephesians 3:20

Makes these confessions.

  • My God is the “more than enough” God.
  • God’s incredible power is working in me today.
  • I will pray big prayers to a big God.
  • God’s overabundant power is available to face any problem or challenge.

In Jesus’ name,
Amen

The God you serve is the abundant, overflowing God. So pray big prayers. Your God is big enough to handle it. (He’s actually more than enough.)

Thank you to everyone who has been praying for me and this ministry. It is an honor to have so many friends willing to intercede for me and for the work that God has called me to do. I believe that when we stand together in prayer, God hears and answers our requests.

I also want to express my gratitude to all those who support this ministry; your generosity has been a tremendous blessing and encouragement to me. When you support The Daily Promise, you not only help me share the promises of God’s Word around the world, but you also aid in strengthening marriages and encouraging pastors through our additional ministry programs. Please consider making your gift today by clicking the button below.

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  1. Travis Johnson August 27, 2026 at 12:38 pm - Reply

    God is faithful to make everything work together for good to me, even the bad stuff. Thank You, God.

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