The Daily Devotional
God’s Covenant Is a Two-Way Commitment (Psalm 132-134)
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.
Ezra Byer
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The Daily Devotional
What Do I Do If I Hate My Life? (Job 8-10)
Have you ever hated your life so much that you wanted to die? This is where Job was at in Job 10.
The Daily Devotional
What Is the Secret to Unity? (Philippians 1-2)
How do I live in unity with others? Philippians 2 gives us the answer.
The Daily Devotional
Are You Aware of the Battle? (Ephesians 5-6)
To engage in this battle effectively, we must be fully equipped with the armor of God.
The Daily Devotional
What Are You Filling Yourself With? (Ephesians 3-4)
What fills most of your free time? The answer to this question reveals the true affections of your heart.
The Daily Devotional
Do You Feel Like an Outsider? (Ephesians 1-2)
Through Jesus, we are no longer foreigners; we are citizens. This isn’t just about a change in status. It’s about a complete transformation of identity.
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One Body, One Boast (Galatians 5-6)
Boasting in the flesh always exults self. Boasting in Christ always exults him.
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How Should I Respond to Post-Election Divisiveness?
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!
The Daily Devotional
How Do You Calm Your Soul? (Psalm 129-131)
To calm our souls, we must recognize our natural standing with God. We are his children who are utterly dependent on him for sustenance and strength.
The Daily Devotional
Have Your Friends Deserted You? (Job 4-7)
How should you respond when your friends accuse you rather than comfort you?
The Daily Devotional
Don’t Try to Earn What You Never Can (Galatians 3-4)
Paul’s point to the Galatians is simple: Stop trying to earn what you never can.
The Daily Devotional
Do You Believe the Right Gospel? (Galatians 1-2)
Because of the sin of one man, Adam, death came into the world. The result of this death is the curse of sin rests upon every human today. We are bent with an inclination to live selfishly and independently from God.