It is 3:00 a.m. and my wife has started to cough.  Just a little dry mouth.  Nothing major.  I get up.  I bring the water. 

Service is easy when you feel like it.  Harder when you do not.  Hardest when the person you are serving is the same one who told you to get your own phone earlier that evening. 

This week's devotion sits with Mark 10:45 ("the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve") and the quiet truth that small obediences are what God uses to change us. 

It is 3:00 a.m.  My wife has started to cough.  She says she does not need water.  After forty years, I know that means she does. 

Feeling called to make a difference, but unsure if your acts of service are “enough”? The story of the Good Samaritan reminds us that it’s not about how much we do, but about having a heart willing to serve when God prompts us. Even small acts of kindness can show Christ’s love to a lonely world. Let’s be the neighbor Jesus calls us to be—serving others with compassion, whenever and however we can.

Are you ready to deepen your relationship with Christ through acts of service? In our latest devotion, we explore the profound lessons from Jesus' act of washing His disciples' feet and how it challenges us to serve others with humility and love. Dive into this heartfelt devotion and be inspired to embrace the beauty of serving others as Christ has served us.