When there are so many things coming at you, it is easy for you to not want to do things. Maybe the job has been mentally taxing or moving into a new place has you physically exhausted. Or perhaps some tragic event has impacted you such that you really do not want to interact with others.  What if any of those impact your relationship with God such that you do not even want to talk with Him?  Today's devotion might answer that question for you ...

I have to admit that it is an ongoing challenge to deal with what is in my control versus what is in God's control.  Growing up, most of us are taught that we are responsible for our own progress.  "You have to put in the work," my dad would tell me.  But when is putting in work overstepping the boundaries of God doing His work?  I cannot say today's devotion has a clear answer, but hopefully, it will give a framework for us to figure it out ...

How do we react to action of others?  Do we move to judgment or grace?  Today's devotion is about embracing God's kindness to dismantle barriers and foster genuine connections.  We pursue a heart of God that seeks to uplift and support others as Jesus did for us.  I pray today's devotion gives you a heightened sense of love, grace and self-reflection as we view ourselves as well as others ...

How great is God's love for us?  It is one that is never questioned and I would dare say never forgotten.  However, I would often say that it is taken for granted.  We rely on it through the bad times, but when things are good, how reassured are we that it is His love that is with us each step of the way?  Today's devotion is dedicated to ensuring we are assured of His never-ending love for us ...