The Daily Devotional
Are You a Generous Person? (2 Corinthians 8-10)
Paul doesn’t issue a command, but he does suggest that our generosity can be a test of our love.
The Daily Devotional
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Two Ways We Can Respond to Correction (2 Corinthians 5-7)
Rather than leaning into your hurt feelings and justifying your actions, you should remember the words of Proverbs 12:1 and love discipline rather than resent it.
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Are You Building Every Part of Your Life on God? (Psalm 126-128)
The real beauty of this psalm is that it emphasizes the futility of human efforts without God's blessing and involvement.
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What Does Job Teach Us About Suffering? (Job 1-2)
Job should cause you to question both your understanding of suffering and your response to suffering.
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Do You Focus More Time on Your Physical Appearance or Internal Character? (2 Corinthians 3-4)
As we embrace our weakness, God fills us with his power so that his power is manifested through us.
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Do You Need Comfort? (2 Corinthians 1-2)
Are you feeling hurt and discouraged today? If so, Paul’s words in 2 Corinthians 1 will be a timely relief. The background from 2 Corinthians involves ongoing tensions between Paul and some church members who questioned his authority and teachings.
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“Where, Death, Is Your Sting?” (1 Corinthians 15-16)
Does death scare you? It doesn't have to.
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How Should I Love Others? (1 Corinthians 13-14)
Love has no expiration date. Even if people drift away, genuine love remains constant.
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You Have Something Unique to Offer (1 Corinthians 11-12)
Not everyone will have the same gifts, but each is crucial for the church's mission.
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Had It Not Been for the Lord (Psalm 123-125)
Psalm 124 teaches us the critical importance of recognizing and relying on God's protection and support during times of adversity.
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Is It Possible to Be Sexually Fulfilled in Marriage? (Song of Solomon 7-8)
The primary reason Song of Solomon is included in the Bible is to show us that committed intimate love is something to be enjoyed and celebrated. It isn’t weird or something to snicker at. It’s wonderful and helps us better understand our marriage union with Christ.
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Why Do So Many Pastors and Church Leaders Fizzle Out? (1 Corinthians 9-10)
One of the reasons many pastors and Christian leaders fizzled out is that they worked from a motivation that was unsustainable.