The Daily Devotional
What Losing My Grandparents Taught Me About Living In Light of Eternity
Death is painful, but it can be a teacher. A teacher that helps us better understand the world in which we live.
The Daily Devotional
Death is painful, but it can be a teacher. A teacher that helps us better understand the world in which we live.
The Daily Devotional
When everything around us seems to change, God remains constant. Yet that unchanging nature invites us not to stay the same, but to be continually renewed within, allowing our faith to deepen even as our outer selves evolve.
The Daily Devotional
While we cannot escape the realities of aging, we can look to Scripture to view old age through the proper lens.
The Daily Devotional
Are you actively developing others who will step up after you are gone? If not, it's time to start.
The Daily Devotional
Do you struggle to see life through God's perspective? You're not alone. But here are some ways you can regain your focus.
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In the pursuit of legitimate material needs, it can be easy to forget that our stuff won't follow us when we die, but the love we pour out for Jesus and into what really matters will echo into eternity.
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Far too many have experienced the brokenness of relationship due to an unforgiving spirit. Reconciliation belongs on this side of the grave, and tomorrow is not guaranteed, so offer forgiveness while there is still the hope of restoration.
Do you hate the thought of death? If so, here is some encouragement.
Are you struggling to follow Christ because you live in a community that isn't Christian? If so, here are some thoughts of encouragement.
Do you ever feel like God is taking you somewhere out of your comfort zone? If so, what should you do? Here are some suggestions!
Does anyone care about what I do? Does my work really matter to God? Here are a few reasons your work matters more than you think!
Turning Sunday Belief Into Monday Action
Have you experience the loss of a friend, a job, or a relationship? Painful as these moments can be, sometimes they're the very thing that give birth to new life.
The joy of Christ can be and should be a present reality that impacts every moment of every day.
We will never view death as a reunion if we have never truly longed for that home.
Do you have a terrible situation in your life that feels like it's beyond God's control? If so, take heart in these words.
We all know someone who seems beyond reach of the Gospel, but the account of the thief on the cross reminds us that it's never too late to turn toward eternity.
When we lose a close friend or family member, it's easy to feel like life is out of control and that death has had the final word. But as Christians, this is not the case.
What should I do when I can't function like I used to? If you've ever asked yourself this question, here are some thoughts to consider.
Unexpected death can hit us hard, and few of us would welcome that experience with open arms. But with the right perspective, staring our mortality in the face can show us if we're living for what really matters.
It can be uncomfortable to think about the length of our life on earth. Wisdom comes when we accept that while we can't change the number of our days, we can influence the meaning of them.
Joy doesn't have to be elusive. We can have it even when life isn't what we'd envision it should be.
The seminal moments in my life—the ones I can recall with visceral clarity—involve death or the concept of death. These are the moments that have shaped how I see life.
Life can be awful. But maybe you're in a good season where you're enjoying a lot of blessings. If so, how should you react? Here are a few ideas.