The Daily Devotional
Have you ever looked at someone who seemingly has it all together, wants little to do with God, and thought, “Why can’t I have what they have?” This struggle of envy is certainly nothing new, and Proverbs 24 has something to say about it.
The Daily Devotional
Does the whole idea of “spiritual warfare” seem unbelievable to you? While fringe Christian groups sometimes hijack this term, it is a very Christian concept, especially emphasized in Daniel 10.
The Daily Devotional
Are you facing an ordeal? That might seem like a strange term, but it’s one that’s fitting for Daniel 6.
The Daily Devotional
When was the last time you had to make a stand for God at the expense of your own security? This was a choice the prophet Daniel had to make repeatedly throughout his life.
The Daily Devotional
Is there a situation in your life today that feels hopeless? In Ezekiel 37, God confronts the prophet Ezekiel with a seemingly hopeless proposition.
The Daily Devotional
What are the most critical needs you have in your life? While your list might be long, Ezekiel 36 reveals that every person has two basic needs.
The Daily Devotional
Do you think about God often? Unfortunately, many do their best to avoid this thought altogether. Even professing Christians often relegate God to an afterthought.
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How do you know the difference between working hard and working too much? As someone who had tremendous wealth, King Solomon had much to say on this topic.
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Are you a beautiful person? This might seem like a strange question, but it’s one the Prophet Ezekiel addresses in Ezekiel 16.
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Have you shared Jesus with someone, but they never came to faith? The prophet Ezekiel certainly knew this reality.
The Daily Devotional
Is it ever right for a preacher or Christian leader to speak about the judgment of God? For many professing Christians today, their natural response is, “No, God is a God of love and not judgment.” But this is often an overcorrection...
The Daily Devotional
What do you do when life doesn’t feel worth living, and all hope seems gone? This was a question the minor prophet Habakkuk faced somewhere around 612 and 605 B.C.