We often see trials as problems we must address or challenges we must overcome.  But what if we saw them as opportunities to learn of God's grace?  What if we knew that in the end, we would gain far more out of it than what we put in?  My hope is today's devotion will give you that very perspective ...

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 ..

Do you ever feel you just don't have it in you?  Sometimes it is relative to a day, and other times, it can go for weeks.  No matter which it is, God is there.  We may see it as we are flawed and just not able to His will, but today, you will see that sometimes, He was just waiting for you to give what you have.  Not what you feel is fair or reasonable.

In today's devotion, we discover the profound truths in the story of Noah and the Ark.  Dive into the details often overlooked and find assurance in God's unwavering faithfulness.  Explore how this ancient narrative speaks to our modern lives, offering hope in His promises.  Are you ready to strengthen your faith and replace doubt with God's truth?

In the depths of our darkest moments, when the weight of the world feels unbearable, we often grapple with profound questions and heart-wrenching emotions. Yet, even in the midst of suffering and uncertainty, there is a beacon of hope that shines through.  Today's devotion delves into the timeless wisdom of Lamentations 3:19-23 and discover how God's unwavering love and renewed mercies can guide us through life's most challenging times.  Let us remember that each new day brings a fresh start, filled with God's promises and boundless love. Together, we will explore how to shift from questioning to trusting, finding solace in the assurance that God is our refuge and strength.

Are you climbing a mountain? Are you facing an uphill battle where there is seemingly no hope for success? I have been there, and in some circumstances, am still there. But yesterday’s birthday gave me a reminder of why despite my circumstances, I should always have hope. You should too. Today’s devotion is why …

My mom once told me the best things come to those who wait. We all have things we have to willing to wait for. I once waited an entire year for an item to go on sale before finally purchasing it when it was discounted. So, my mom knew what she was talking about. God does too. I honestly do not know why God would not just give up on some of us. I’m thankful He did not give up on me. My Thanksgiving Devotion speaks of just that … His patience …