Practical, Bible-based devotions to help you grow deeper in your faith.
Two-thirds of the Trinity are praying to the Father on your behalf; rest and relax in that knowledge!
If a person sees no meaning or purpose to their life, then it “justdoesn't matter” how they live.
While the wicked have no reason (or divine call) to care for us, we are commanded by God to care for, and genuinely love, them, even if they think us abominable.
Many people stumble at the idea of coming to faith in Christ because they won't admit their need for Him.
Jesus guarantees our ability to meet the requirementsof God.
We can help keep causeless criticism from hitting us by our honorable conduct and by honoring Christ as Lord.
“Our current misery is not our eternal end.” (Allistair Begg)
The goal of the entire Levitical system was to make men acceptable to God.
All religions fall into one of two categories - thereligions of ‘Do' or the religion of ‘Done.'
The more difficult the conversation, the more important it is to adorn your words well.
The arm of the Lord is never too short to save!
The practice of idolatry usually seems perfectly reasonable to those caught up in it.
“Man gives the award, God gives the reward.” (Denzel Washington)
Loving your neighbor well includes trying to introduce them to Christ and their need for Him.
It doesn't take a genius to live well with a wife. In fact, the ‘know-if-all' attitude will quickly work against most marriages.
Anyone who rejects God's instruction does notreject a human being but God.
When we repent, we will discover what Job did – that God will welcome us to His side.
There were a multitude of reasons God described Job as blameless and upright.
God is so intimately familiar with our suffering that He collects our tears and keeps track of what caused them.
Paul did all things for the gospel; what are you willing to do?
His life was dedicated to seeing others come to a saving faith inChrist.
What the world sees as a foolish spectacle, God simply sees asspectacular.
We have many needs in this world, but none exceeds our need to be righteous before God.
Our silence in the face of known wrong is a sign of unfaithfulness to the one we're supposed to love.
Godly leaders fear God, are trustworthy, and aren't swayed by dishonest gain.
His story is a fascinating reminder of the power of the gospel and the redemptive love of God.
If we'll get in the habit of using Scripture as our sieve, we'll consistently distinguish between right and wrong, good and evil.
Man's first sin demonstrated God's first act of grace.
God is always able to answer our prayers, but never obligated.
Only Christ can offer us the “better things” for which we long.
God desires a people who will depend on Him and not themselves.
Sins forgiven and sins removed. It was accomplished by twoseparate goats in the Old Testament. It was accomplished by a single Lamb in the New.
Since we have the same weak body of flesh Jesus had, shouldn't we also have His pattern of prayer?
God is exalted high above the heavens, and yet He is also right by your side.
Our relationship with God is never stagnant. We are either advancing toward Him or drifting away.
You may not have much to offer, but we have a God who can make much of what we bring!
When we can't see a way forward, we can always look upward!
Before you make that post, ask yourself what impact your words may have on the unity and peace within the church?
Melchizedek was a righteous king and a priest of peace.
"Can any one of you by worrying add a single hour to your life?” --Jesus
What type of conduct reflects our heavenly citizenship?
Our first application of Scripture is to be in our own lives!
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