The Daily Devotional
Do you struggle to get along with others? Maybe you have issues with your spouse, children, or those you work with. If so, what’s the key to having good relationships? Colossians 3 and 4 provide some answers.
The Daily Devotional
Have you ever thought about what Christ’s supremacy means for your life? This is the central theme of the Book of Colossians.
The Daily Devotional
Do you struggle with anxiety? The Apostle Paul had much to say about this topic. In Philippians 3, he encourages believers to press forward with a renewed focus for the new year.
The Daily Devotional
Do you ever feel like God only asks you to commit to him without offering anything in return? Psalm 132, a Song of Ascents, was sung by pilgrims traveling to Jerusalem.
The Daily Devotional
Have you ever hated your life so much that you wanted to die? This is where Job was at in Job 10. In Chapter 8, Bildad, one of his friends, responds to Job's lament by insisting that God is just and that Job's suffering must be a result of his own sin or wrongdoing.
The Daily Devotional
How do I live in unity with others? Philippians 2 gives us the answer. Paul wrote the Book of Philippians while in prison (likely in Rome) around 62 AD, approximately 100 years after Augustus defeated Brutus and Cassius in the Roman Civil War at Philippi.
The Daily Devotional
Are you aware of the spiritual warfare around you? In Ephesians 6:10, Paul emphasizes the importance of relying on God’s strength, stating, “Be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might.”
What fills most of your free time? The answer to this question reveals the true affections of your heart. Some crave food, some crave activity, and some crave distraction.
Are you struggling to know how to love your fellow Christians who voted differently than you in this past election? If so, here are a few encouraging thoughts!
What is the state of your soul today? Do you feel restless, anxious, or fearful? If so, Psalm 130-131 offers some gentle words of encouragement.
How should you respond when your friends accuse you rather than comfort you?
Turning Sunday Belief Into Monday Action
What fills most of your free time? The answer to this question reveals the true affections of your heart. Some crave food, some crave activity, and some crave distraction.
Have you ever felt like you just don’t fit in? In many respects, Ephesians is written to those who feel like outsiders. The central focus of this book is God’s plan to unite everything under Christ and to reconcile humanity with him.
Do you struggle to get along with other Christians? In Galatians 5, the Apostle Paul is facing an issue of disunity among the believers.
Are you struggling to know how to love your fellow Christians who voted differently than you in this past election? If so, here are a few encouraging thoughts!
What is the state of your soul today? Do you feel restless, anxious, or fearful? If so, Psalm 130-131 offers some gentle words of encouragement.
How should you respond when your friends accuse you rather than comfort you?
Do you struggle with always trying to earn your way in life? If so, you might find Paul’s word to the Galatians helpful. God made a covenant with Abraham that all the earth's nations would be blessed through his offspring.
Do you find it tough to keep focused on Jesus? Such was Peter’s experience. After feeding the 5,000, Jesus retreats to a mountain and likely spends most of the night in prayer.
Has God revealed himself to you in profound ways that have caused you to boast to others? Maybe you didn’t mean to, but you were excited about how God used you. Little by little, your language slipped, and you started giving yourself more credit than you deserved.
Do you struggle to give to others? In 2 Corinthians 8, Paul lists the Macedonian believers as examples of model givers.
How do you respond when you’re corrected? In 2 Corinthians, Paul writes to the church in Corinth to address various issues, including divisions, moral lapses, and misunderstandings about his ministry.
Are you worked up about this year's election? If so, read this challenge before you start this politically charged week.