The Daily Devotional
1 John was possibly written around 90-95 A.D. and is commonly referred to as a general epistle because no specific audience is mentioned in any of these three letters. It’s likely that John, one of the twelve disciples and known as the beloved apostle, is the author.
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How do you learn to do God’s will? David teaches us in Psalm 143 that our greatest teacher is God.
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Do you feel like you no longer hear from God? Such was Job’s experience over and over again.
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The main point of 2 Peter is to encourage believers to grow in their faith and knowledge of Jesus Christ while standing firm against false teachers and anticipating the promised return of Christ.
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Are you suffering today? This was a reality those in the early church knew well.
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Is Christlikeness even possible, or is it a mythical pursuit? Like James, one of the primary purposes of 1 Peter was to encourage believers to remain steadfast in their faith while enduring persecution.
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If you’re struggling to wait and long for Christ’s return, commit to being a person of prayer and keeping a cheerful spirit. Don’t allow circumstances and the pain of life to steal your joy.
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Are you careful about what you say? Even if you are, here are some thoughts to consider.
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Do you ever pause and think how much power your words have on others? In James 3, James singles out those who teach.
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How often do you think about evil? One of the challenges of Western Christianity is either an odd fascination with or a deemphasis of evil.
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Have you ever felt like everyone is against you? Friends, family, and co-workers seem to all be conspiring against you—leaving you feeling hopeless and discouraged. This was certainly an emotion Job experienced.
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Are you going through an intense trial? If so, the Book of James is just the book you need.