We get to know God and His will for us as we seek Him through the study of His word. And He promises us blessing when we do so in humility and repentance.

How did we lose compassion for each other?  Maybe it is lack of time.  Perhaps it is political leanings.  It could even be something we have become totally desensitized to.  No matter how it happened, today's devotion is a chance to pause and gain that part of your walk of faith back.  God's love can empower us to see, pause, and be truly present for those around us. The world needs it more now than ever ...

Why do I love God? Not just for what He gives—but for who He is.  Today's devotion reminds us our worth isn’t earned.  It is gifted.  When we anchor our “why” in His grace, our love deepens, our purpose clarifies, and our service flows.  You are His masterpiece—created to do good, not to prove good.

God has a calling on each of our lives. The only question is whether you will answer. When you answer Him with “yes, Lord”, your life with Him promises to be an incredible journey!

Is the world too loud right now?  Are you dealing with little worries that keep your mind overly occupied?  Is it even impacting your sleep?  Today's devotion is about finding rest.  Not just when things are chaotic and messy but when all seems normal.  Like many problems in life, the solution often lies before the problem even starts ...

If you ever had a child, you know how they can often question anything you ask of them.  At some point, you chime in with that age old response, "Because I said so!"  In our walk of faith, we often come to a point where we find ourselves very much like a child, but our questions are far more complex and have far greater impact in our life.  Today's devotion tells us from experience, we need to follow through on those things God requests of us whether we understand them or not ... 

A pleasing sacrifice for Christians includes acts of faith, generosity, doing good, and sharing. With these, God is well pleased.

Are you weary from the long, winding road of daily struggles? Discover how faith, endurance, and the wisdom of Scripture can help you persevere—even when the finish line seems out of sight. Today’s devotion reflects on lessons from Matthew, Ecclesiastes, and personal experience to encourage you to stay the course and trust in God’s strength. Let’s finish the race together!

Because of Christ’s sacrifice on the cross, we no longer have enmity with God or with each other. In Christ we are no longer Jew or Gentile, we are one in unity with Him.

We all know the feeling of working up an appetite.  I deliberately starved this weekend to ensure I would have room for a dinner at my favorite restaurant in Chicago. But no one wants to eat when they are full.  What if you don't know?  When it comes to God, many of us did not start out hungering for Him.  So, how do we create hunger for a world that sometimes doesn't know it is starving for the message of Christ?  Let us begin ...

Do you serve God with all that you have? Paul said that we should serve God with our bodies too. God sees our bodies as instruments for glorifying Him….maybe you should start seeing it that way too!

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 ...

As believers, we are each God’s temple, so let us do the things that will edify (build up) His church and His people…. not damage or destroy them.

Are you letting the busyness of life steal your time with God? Discover why “time” might be the greatest challenge in our walk with Him—and how the best answer is “All of the Above.” Join us as we explore what it means to truly “be still” and keep God close, no matter how hectic life gets.

Jesus told us not to get anxious about the catastrophic events, the signs or the people who claim current events prove that the end is here. Instead, just stay ready and keep our faith in Him. Beyond that, there’s only one thing we really need to know… He’s coming back!

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.

Do the things that make God angry also make you angry? If so, then you understand Jesus’ passion for keeping the place where God abides, from being defiled. God has chosen for His Spirit to abide in us…. Let us have the same passion as Jesus to protect His house.

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 ...