A daily devotional from the recommended lectionary texts for each week. It contains encouragement, inspiration, and challenges for better living and loving!

What are your thoughts on Holy Communion? Is everyone who attends your church okay to join. you at the Lord's Table?

John 3;1-17 shares a powerful and well-known story of Nicodemus, a Jewish leader and a Pharisee who believes that Jesus might just be Who He says He is! What do you think?

From the first book in the Bible, Gen. 2:15-17; 3:1-7, we hear the creation story and the Do's and Don'ts of Creation. Listen and learn, and be!

What did you introduce to your family? Or, what did your family introduce to you? Are you blessing people with that gift? Or, the other way around? Romans 5:12-19 speaks of the great gift that God introduced to the world through Jesus. Do you have that gift yet?

Stand with God and you can against the wiles of the devil. Jesus went before us and stands with us when we find ourselves in our wilderness "experiences."

Saint Peter, the first Pope, the chief of the disciples, was one of three eyewitnesses to majesty in the event on the mountain known as the Transfiguration. Imagine his life after that and other events helped shape his life and the Church.

One of Methodism's true values is our assurnace of our faith and hope in Heaven.

Transfiguration Sunday is edging us towards Lent. Hear how the Lord's retreat prepared the Disciples towards action.

Wesley's faith saw the truth behind Jesus' teaching on faith and living it in your actions. Listen and learn!

A Methodist true value of Personal Holiness and Social Action.

Jesus says by our actions we bring power and light to the world!

Methodist Discipleship & Accountability: Text is Acts 2:42. How are you living your life?

Ephesians 2:8-9 special teaching on salvation; it's a gift; no earning it, not buying it, no working to get it for you. Already paid for by Jesus.

Matthew 5:48 calls us to be perfect. John Wesley believed we could be made perfect in love. How can we achieve that?

Take a global view on your witness! Take the good news to all the world!

Jesus's Sermon on the Mount hits home! It shares a better way to live!

Psalm 27 foretold of the coming Light of Epiphany; yes, Jesus is the Light!

The prophet Isaiah speaks about God's power to bring light into the dark places of our lives.

Paul urges unity in Christ for this church in Corinth and for all churches. Fix your eyes on Him and nothing else and be united against evil!

The invitation still holds because the need is still very real; people continue to walk in darkness and need the LIght of Jesus.

Psalm 40 praises God even in a rock and roll song! Listen and be blessed.

Isaiah knew his purpose in life. Do you? His was to make known the coming Messiah. What is yours?

The Apostle Paul praises the Church at Corinth. Would he praise your church? Would he praise you?

Epiphany is all about shining God's Light into the World! Here is John's acount of Jesus and His ministry of shining His light.

Seven times the psalmist says, "The Lord's voice..." and shows the awesomeness of God and God's love for the people of earth.

God wants us busy. So? Get busy! Get bold and win the world for Jesus!

Acts 10:34-43 brings a huge BOOM to the Good News of Jesus. The Good News is meant for all people. No exceptions.

Jesus loves you and me so much, He was willing to undergo baptism for repentance even though He is without sin; that's how much He loves you and me.

January 6th is Epiphany also known as The Three Kings Day in most Hispanic homes and countries.

The prophet Isaiah heard from God the Good News we celebrate tonight on Christmas Eve! Rejoice and be glad!

Paul's letter to Titus seems like it was written yesterday, yet the power of God's love is stronger than what we face. We need its teachings and value more than ever!

Luke sought to share a gospel of Good News to all the people and his story includes the common person, like the shepherds, in the Birth Story of Jesus.

"Make Your Face Shine Upon Us", a part of a powerful prayer for us and our spiritual walk with Jesus.

Isaiah provides yet another Lego piece of a huge puzzle that when finished gave us the greatest gift, Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior!

Imagine the promise from Genesis 3:15 fulfilled in the time of The Apostle Paul! God keeps His word! And God shared His Word to live and die and resurrect for us!

Emmanuel: God with us. No better Advent message for the world!

How real is God for you? What have you done with your life knowing that God is real?

Isaiah paints a picture of what is to come when Jesus comes again! Listen and learn!

James encourages all believers to be patient in all things, especially as we await the coming of the Lord during Advent.

"Are you the one?" Important faith question asked by John the Baptist about Jesus. What do you think?

Earthly kings, well, they're in it for themselves; this coming king is about the vulnereable and needy. King Jesus!

Advent is here; but what is it? What are we waiting for?

Want to enter God's Kingdom? The WayPaver says to repent, confess, and believe. Transformation is the way in!

Eat. Enjoy. Give Thanks. Receive Jesus. For He is the Bread of Life! Listen and learn.

Psalm 46 speaks the truth about God's power and strength in Whom we can hide and find our strength.

Paul stresses believers to know that Jesus was the faithful Son of God in Whom we have our faith and from Whom we get our strength.

Jeremiah 23:1-6 speaks about The God Who Makes Everything Right doing just that.

Jesus is the King of Kings, and Lord of Lords! This coming Sunday the Christian Church reaffirms our devotion and loyalty to Him as our true, eternal king. Listen and learn; go and worship and serve Him as King!

The psalmist knew. We know. We need to praise God in new and inspired ways! Listen and learn!