Daily Devotionals

Today, we face the constant temptation of mixing our yes and no, all in an effort not to offend, get along, and make peace.

Jesus, through the Gospel, stepped in and more than fulfilled the role that Adam failed.

Too often, we feel that God is distant or separated from us. Too often we allow misconceptions or lies to place a rift between us and experiencing God.

Let us stand in the presence of the Lord and know his desires for us, which will ultimately transform the direction of our lives.

We can’t bypass forgiveness.

When conflict occurs, the natural reaction is to blame someone else and defend yourself. But believers must respond differently.

Hope is foundational to faith and love. It is more than a wish. It is a confident expectation rooted in God’s character, provision, and promise.

God loves his children. So much that he provided a way for us to someday live with him forever.

We bring Him our troubles, our problems, and our anxieties. This is God’s antidote to worry.

Abiding in God is the foundation on which every other aspect of the Christian life finds success.

Praying for your unsaved loved ones is not for the faint of heart.

God is inviting you and me into something that is far greater than we can imagine.

What measuring stick are you using to define what it means to really love Jesus?

God has made it clear to all who He is and because He has, we are without excuse.

We live in a time when people celebrate and flaunt ungodly lifestyles. And like Asaph, we wonder how long they’re going to get away with it.

God’s presence is real, full of love, and completely transformational. It takes what was broken and brings healing.

If you long to reignite your faith so that others will feel God’s unending love, today is the perfect day to ask him to light a spark.

Let's encourage each other as the early church believers did, with holy greetings and faith-filled messages.

Paul wanted believers to know: they could still live with the virtues of God's goodness and resist their sinful nature. But they didn’t need legalism to do it.

The work of being a grandmother and a mother is often overlooked and undervalued by the world, but that is not how God sees this high calling.