Joshua stood outside Jericho and asked the man with the drawn sword the only question that seemed to matter: "Are you friend or foe?" The answer was "Neither." It wasn't a correction of his information but of his map — and Joshua hit the ground and asked a better one: what do you want your servant to do?  Where are you asking God to take your side, instead of asking what He wants?

The recent tragedy in TX has been heart wrenching for many of us to follow.  It would be logical for many of us to ask the question of where is God in moments like this.  However, that is probably the wrong question, and perhaps, the question should not be about God.  It is about how we should respond.  Today's devotion begins to focus on that very thing ..

In a world filled with uncertainty and change, where elections and decisions often stir emotions and divide us, how do we find peace and purpose?  Today's devotion explores the profound truth that transcends all earthly circumstances: God's unwavering sovereignty.  Discover how to trust in His divine plan, love those who see the world differently, and reflect Christ's love in every interaction.  Whether you are celebrating or saddened by recent events, remember that God is in control, working all things for the good of those who love Him.