
The Daily Devotional
Just Say No
Do you have a hard time saying no? If you’re a natural people-pleaser, you’ll find this word borderline offensive. However, to follow God, there are times when no is the only appropriate answer.
The Daily Devotional
Do you have a hard time saying no? If you’re a natural people-pleaser, you’ll find this word borderline offensive. However, to follow God, there are times when no is the only appropriate answer.
The Daily Devotional
Do you feel like you’ve stopped growing as a Christian? There are three common reasons this happens. Either Christians stop studying God’s Word, stop obeying what they know is right, or stop sharing what they’ve learned with others.
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Have you ever felt the weight of living in exile? That might sound like a puzzling question, but it’s certainly one the Israelites in the time of Ezra understood.
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Do you think of yourself as a missionary or missional person? For many in and outside the church today, the term missionary has negative connotations. However, God is a missional or sending God.
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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.
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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.
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Are you facing an ordeal? That might seem like a strange term, but it’s one that’s fitting for Daniel 6.
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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.
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Is there a situation in your life today that feels hopeless? In Ezekiel 37, God confronts the prophet Ezekiel with a seemingly hopeless proposition.
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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.
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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.