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Freedom Pastoral Christian Counseling Ministry
Dr Michael Napier PhD
Pastoral Psychology
American Association of
Christian Counselors
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“Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, in everything give thanks.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18WHEN THE SUN RISES — PRAYWHE...
10/25/2025

“Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, in everything give thanks.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18

WHEN THE SUN RISES — PRAY
WHEN THE STORM RAGES — PRAY
UNTIL THE TRUMPET SOUNDS — PRAY

IN VICTORY — PRAY
IN VALLEYS — PRAY
IN EVERY BREATH — PRAY

⏰Verse & Devotion:”The night is far spent, the day is at hand. Therefore let us cast off the works of darkness, and let ...
10/23/2025

⏰Verse & Devotion:”The night is far spent, the day is at hand. Therefore let us cast off the works of darkness, and let us put on the armour of light.” — Romans 13:12 (NKJV)

Devotion:It is 7am. The sun is rising, but the battle has already begun. The night is not just behind us, it is beneath us. The shadows that once whispered now flee at the sound of truth. And the Spirit says: Put on the armour of light.

This is not a call to comfort, it is a call to combat. The church must not dress for safety, but for war. We do not wear robes of ease—we wear armor forged in righteousness. The hour is urgent. The enemy is bold. But the remnant must be bolder.

Cast off the works of darkness, not just the obvious sins, but the subtle compromises. The quiet pride. The tolerated falsehood. The hidden bitterness. These are not garments, they are chains. And the Spirit says: Strip them off.

Put on the armour of light, not just truth, but visible truth. Not just holiness, but radiant holiness. Let your life preach before your lips do. Let your pulpit blaze before your sermon begins. Let your presence convict before your words are spoken.

The day is at hand. The harvest is near. The time for sleep is over. Rise, preacher. Rise, remnant. Rise, church. And let the light not just shine, but strike.

🛐 Prayer:Lord, I rise into Your light. Strip me of every shadow. Clothe me in Your armor. Let me walk as a son of the day, not a servant of the night. Let my pulpit burn with truth, and my heart beat with holiness. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

⏰ Verse & Devotion:
“Awake to righteousness, and sin not; for some have not the knowledge of God: I speak this to your s...
10/22/2025

⏰ Verse & Devotion:
“Awake to righteousness, and sin not; for some have not the knowledge of God: I speak this to your shame.” — 1 Corinthians 15:34 (KJV)

Devotion:
It is 11am. The sun is high, but the church sleeps low. Paul’s words are not gentle—they are a trumpet blast. Awake. Not to comfort. Not to culture. But to righteousness. This is not a call to stir, it is a call to stand.

We are not called to manage sin, we are called to forsake it. Not to explain away compromise, but to expose it. The shame Paul speaks of is not emotional, it is spiritual. It is the shame of a church that has grown fluent in programs but illiterate in the knowledge of God.

The hour demands clarity. Not cleverness. Not charisma. But conviction. The remnant must rise, not with soft speech, but with sacred fire. We must awaken not just to truth, but to righteousness, the kind that confronts, cleanses, and commissions.
There are souls who do not know God, not because He is hidden, but because we have grown silent. The pulpit must thunder again. The pew must tremble again. The preacher must weep again. And the church must awake.

🛡 How We Must Respond:
• Repent deeply—not just of sin, but of sleep.
• Preach boldly—not just sermons, but salvation.
• Live righteously—not just in public, but in private.
• Awaken others—not with noise, but with truth.

🛐 Prayer:
Lord, awaken me. Shake me from slumber. Strip away every compromise and clothe me in righteousness. Let me not be found asleep at the hour of harvest. Let my life preach louder than my words. Let my pulpit burn with truth and my heart break for the lost. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

“When the Room Is Empty” Verse & Devotion:
“I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.” — Hebrews 13:5 (KJV)Devotion:
Wh...
10/18/2025

“When the Room Is Empty”

Verse & Devotion:
“I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.” — Hebrews 13:5 (KJV)

Devotion:
When the room is empty and the echoes fade,
And no one sees the tears my soul has made,
When the pulpit’s go cold and the pews are bare,
And they wonder if the Shepherd’s still there.
I remember this:
I am not forgotten in the hush of night,
Not abandoned in the absence of light.
The One who called me by name at fifteen
Still walks the valley, though He’s rarely seen.
He saw the heartache, the scars, the silent pain,
He wept with me in the hospital rain.
He stood by my bed when breath was thin,
And whispered, “Son, your fight is not at the end.”
So now I preach with paint, with verse, and fire,
I shepherd bold through loss and mire.
And though the crowd may never come,
The angels lean in when the work is done.
So I write again, though the world feels still,
I speak truth with trembling, holy will.
For loneliness is not my end,
It’s the furnace where prophets ascend.
And I recall Elijah, weary and worn,
Who thought himself utterly, hopelessly torn.
Yet under the juniper, God drew near,
Not in the fire, the quake, or the sear,
But in the whisper, soft and low,
A still small voice that only the broken know.
So I will not despise this hidden place,
For here I learn the weight of grace.
Here the Man of Sorrows walks with me,
Who bore my griefs at Calvary.
And though the night feels long and deep,
For The Shepherd does not sleep.

Prayer:
Lord, when silence surrounds me and I feel unseen, remind me of Your promise that You will never leave nor forsake me. Let my loneliness become the altar where Your presence burns brightest. Teach me, as You taught Elijah, to hear Your whisper in the stillness. Strengthen me to keep writing, preaching, and shepherding boldly, until the day I see You face to face. Amen.

A Divine Solution for a Desperate Heart Condition A Word to Meditate On:“A new heart also will I give you, and a new spi...
10/17/2025

A Divine Solution for a Desperate Heart Condition A Word to Meditate On:

“A new heart also will I give you, and a new spirit will I put within you: and I will take away the stony heart out of your flesh, and I will give you an heart of flesh.”
Ezekiel 36:26 KJV

Have you ever felt stuck? Have you tried to change a habit, improve your character, or draw closer to God, only to feel like you’re hitting a wall? The Bible has a powerful diagnosis for this struggle: the “heart of stone.”

A heart of stone isn’t just imperfect; it’s unresponsive. It’s a spiritual condition that no amount of self-help, good intentions, or religious effort can ultimately fix. It’s a problem that goes deeper than our actions—it’s at the very core of who we are.

But what if the solution wasn’t about trying harder? What if God’s answer to our desperate condition was not a list of rules, but a divine operation?

The prophet Ezekiel records a breathtaking promise from God—not to repair our brokenness, but to replace it entirely. It is a promise of radical, supernatural change that only He can perform.

Reflection for the Week:
• In what areas of your life do you feel the resistance of a “heart of stone”?
• What would it mean to stop trying to fix your heart and instead receive a new one from God?

Join us this Sunday at Living by faith Church for the sermon, “The Divine Heart Transplant,” as we explore God’s incredible solution for our deepest need.

10/16/2025
🔥 Verse & Devotion:“Examine yourselves, whether ye be in the faith; prove your own selves. Know ye not your own selves, ...
10/16/2025

🔥 Verse & Devotion:
“Examine yourselves, whether ye be in the faith; prove your own selves. Know ye not your own selves, how that Jesus Christ is in you, except ye be reprobates?” — 2 Corinthians 13:5 (KJV)

Devotion:
We live in an era of convenient convictions and casual Christianity. The marketplace of faith is flooded with doctrines of comfort, promising blessing without burden, salvation without self-scrutiny. But the Apostle Paul issues a jarring command: "Examine yourselves." This is not an invitation to introspection for introspection's sake; it is a divine subpoena. It demands a rigorous, unflinching audit of the soul, to determine if the very life of Christ genuinely resides within.

The terrifying implication? That some among us, sitting in pews, uttering prayers, and carrying Bibles, might be "reprobates",disqualified, disapproved, ultimately found wanting. This isn't about losing salvation; it's about whether it was ever truly possessed. We have preached a gospel so broad, so inclusive, that it has lost its sharp, exclusive edge. We have forgotten that genuine faith always bears fruit, that true repentance leads to a transformed life, and that a dead Christ cannot dwell in a living temple.

This is not a call to doubt God's faithfulness, but to confront our own. Are we merely performing religion, or are we possessing Christ? Is our righteousness an outward veneer, or an inward, consuming fire? The acid test is simple: do you "know yourself"? Do you see the Spirit warring against the flesh, the old man being mortified, the new man rising? If Christ is truly in you, there will be evidence, not perfection, but profound, undeniable transformation.

⏰ Verse & Devotion:“If ye be willing and obedient, ye shall eat the good of the land:” — Isaiah 1:19 (KJV)Devotion:The b...
10/15/2025

⏰ Verse & Devotion:
“If ye be willing and obedient, ye shall eat the good of the land:” — Isaiah 1:19 (KJV)

Devotion:
The blessing of God does not rest on talent, titles, or talk, it rests on obedience. Israel had the temple, the sacrifices, the songs, but God said their hands were full of blood. He wasn’t impressed with their religion; He was calling for repentance. The promise was simple: willing and obedient. Not just outward compliance, but inward surrender.

We want the “good of the land,” but we resist the cost of obedience. We want revival without repentance, harvest without holiness, blessing without bowing. But God’s economy doesn’t work that way. The remnant must rise with hearts that are both willing and obedient, willing to be broken, obedient to be sent.

Obedience is not bondage,it is freedom. It is the narrow road that leads to abundance. It is the posture that unlocks the promises of God. The remnant must not only hear the Word, but do it. Not only pray for fire, but walk in the flame.

🛡 How We Must Respond:

Be willing—yield your heart before you yield your hands.

Be obedient—do what He says, when He says, how He says.

Be consistent—obedience is not seasonal, it is daily.

Be expectant—the good of the land belongs to the surrendered.

This is not a time for half-hearted faith. It is a time for full obedience. Let the remnant rise with willing hearts and obedient steps.

🛐 Prayer:
Lord, make me willing. Break my stubbornness. Bend my will to Yours. Teach me to obey, not reluctantly, but joyfully. Let my obedience be worship, and let my surrender bear fruit. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

⏰ Starting Tomorrow at 7AM!🎙️ Freedom Christian Podcast — Dr. Mike’s Daily Devotionals: A fresh word every morning, root...
10/15/2025

⏰ Starting Tomorrow at 7AM!
🎙️ Freedom Christian Podcast —
Dr. Mike’s Daily Devotionals: A fresh word every morning, rooted in Scripture and spoken with Appalachian grit and grace.

📖 Verse & Devotion. Truth & Power.Join us daily at 7AM as Dr. Mike calls the church to repentance, restores biblical preaching, and reaches the hurting with hope and the promise of freedom from sin—given only by the grace of God.

✝️ “Therefore if the Son makes you free, you shall be free indeed.” — John 8:36 (NKJV)

⏰ Set your alarm. Share the fire. Revival begins with the Word.

⏰ Verse & Devotion:”He that hath my commandments, and keepeth them, he it is that loveth me: and he that loveth me shall...
10/15/2025

⏰ Verse & Devotion:”He that hath my commandments, and keepeth them, he it is that loveth me: and he that loveth me shall be loved of my Father, and I will love him, and will manifest myself to him.” — John 14:21 (KJV)

Devotion:Obedience is not just duty, it’s devotion. Jesus didn’t say, “He that sings loudest loves me.” He said, “He that keeps my commandments.” Love is not measured by emotion, but by alignment. Not by volume, but by surrender.

The remnant must learn to walk in obedience when the lights are off, when the crowd is gone, when the applause fades. Because obedience in secret is what builds authority in the Spirit. It’s not the public platform that moves heaven, it’s the private altar.

We want manifestation, but God wants obedience. We want revelation, but God wants reverence. The promise is clear: if you obey, He will reveal. Not just truth, but Himself. Not just answers, but presence.

🛡 How We Must Respond:

Obey in secret—when no one sees but God.

Obey in love—not out of fear, but out of devotion.

Obey consistently—when it’s hard, when it’s quiet, when it’s costly.

Expect His presence—not as reward, but as relationship.

This is not a time for shallow faith. It is a time for deep obedience. Let the remnant walk in love—and let Christ manifest Himself in the midnight hour.

Prayer:
Lord, I love You. Teach me to obey, not for favor, but because You are worthy. Let my obedience be worship. Let my surrender be love. Manifest Yourself to me—not in noise, but in nearness. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

“It’s okay to not be okay. Your story is not over.”From the counseling room to the church pew, I’ve seen it more times t...
10/14/2025

“It’s okay to not be okay. Your story is not over.”

From the counseling room to the church pew, I’ve seen it more times than I can count: the smile that doesn't quite reach the eyes. The cheerful “I’m fine” that hangs in the air, hollow and fragile.
The heaviest burden many of us carry isn’t the trial itself, but the mask we wear to hide it from the world. We paint on a smile, hoping no one sees the cracks in the canvas of our soul. We do it to appear strong, to avoid being a burden, or because we’re afraid no one will understand.
But that performance is exhausting. It isolates you. It convinces you that you’re the only one fighting a battle behind a peaceful facade.
Let me tell you two truths I hold to as a pastor and a psychologist:
* Your pain is not an inconvenience; it is a part of your story that deserves to be handled with care. True strength isn't found in pretending you're not hurt, but in having the courage to be honest about your wounds.
* The God of the Bible never asks you to fake it. He is a "man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief" (Isaiah 53:3). He invites the broken, the weary, and the heavy-laden to come to Him—not after they’ve fixed themselves up, but right in the middle of the mess.
If you are hiding behind a smile today, hear me: You are seen. You are not alone. It is okay to not be okay. The first step toward healing is putting down the mask in a safe place.
And for everyone else: Let’s be the kind of people who look a little closer. The kind of friends who ask twice. Let’s make our churches and our homes hospitals for the hurting, not showcases for the flawless.
Your story is not over. Don't let a temporary mask become a permanent prison.
Dr. Michael Napier
Freedom Biblical Counseling

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Ormond Beach, FL
29477

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