The Daily Devotional
Be Careful How You Speak About Others (James 3-4)
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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Pray Against Evil (Psalm 140-141)
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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What Do I Do When Everyone Is Against Me? (Job 18-21)
When everyone turns their back, Job clings to one truth: his Redeemer lives and he will see God with his own eyes
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How Do I Deal With Pain? (James 1-2)
Are you going through an intense trial? If so, the Book of James is just the book you need.
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Why Didn’t the Bible Condemn Slavery? (Titus; Philemon)
Why didn’t Paul or Jesus outright condemn slavery? In Philemon, Paul writes personally to a church leader, challenging cultural norms through gospel transformation.
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Legalist or Free Spirit? Titus Says Grace Is the Only Way (Titus 1-2)
Rule keeper or bender? Both need the grace of God.
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How Does God Speak to Me Through His Word? (2 Timothy 3-4)
Does God still speak today? 2 Timothy reveals how He does.
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Keep Doing What's Right
Are you tired and feeling worn down by life? If so, here are a few encouraging thoughts!
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Don’t Get Distracted (2 Timothy 1-2)
Easily distracted? 2 Timothy 1–2 says focus like a soldier train like an athlete and work like a farmer because God’s mission deserves your full attention
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God Is With You (Psalm 138-139)
Feel like God is distant? Psalm 139 reminds us He sees you knows you and never leaves you even when you feel alone His presence is already there
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Have You Ever Felt Crushed By God? (Job 15-17)
Have you ever felt like God, not Satan, is the source of your pain? This was certainly how Job felt.
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Do You Always Need More Stuff? (1 Timothy 5-6)
Always wanting more? In 1 Timothy 5–6, Paul shows that true contentment isn’t found in stuff but in godliness with a heart anchored in Christ.