The Daily Devotional
Do you enjoy giving God glory? Psalm 115 contrasts the living God, who is in heaven and does whatever pleases him, with lifeless idols made of silver and gold that cannot see, hear, speak, or walk.
The Daily Devotional
How should you invest what you have? A quick scan of Ecclesiastes 11 seems to indicate it’s nothing more than some tidbits of investment information.
The Daily Devotional
Does opposition overwhelm you? Few people thrive in contentious environments, but sometimes they’re inevitable. The Apostle Paul understood this very well.
The Daily Devotional
Have you ever wondered why God rescues some and allows others to die? The early Christian church was under assault from the beginning.
The Daily Devotional
Have you ever felt like God plays favorites? Sometimes, it feels like God has some he likes and some he dislikes.
The Daily Devotional
What was the real cause of the first Christian martyr? In Acts 7, Stephen is brought before the Jewish council, where he offers his defense—making him what some would call the first Christian apologist.
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Are you stuck in your spiritual journey? If so, here is one practical step you can take.
The Daily Devotional
Have you ever watched other Christians’ actions and thought, “God can’t be in what they’re doing”? This is the feeling many religious leaders were having in Acts 5.
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What is your favorite Scripture verse? Psalm 111:9 is a great place to start.
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Should Christians enjoy life? To some, this feels like a trick question. They know they should find joy in God but don’t know how much of life they should enjoy.
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Would you consider yourself a bold person? The theme of boldness is repeated in Scripture. David is commanded to be strong, and in 1 Chronicles 28:20, David passes this admonition along to his son Solomon.
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Have you ever attended a healthy church? In Acts 2, the Holy Spirit comes upon the early believers. As a result, verse 42 says, “They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching, to the fellowship, to the breaking of bread, and to prayer.”