Practical, Bible-based devotions to help you grow deeper in your faith.
Of all the people in Jericho, God chose a prostitute to be involved in the rescue of His spies. Have you ever wondered why?
Will God really help us if we allow ourselves to get into diceyarea? Yes!
If God forgave you only as much as you forgive others, would you be satisfied?
Do your prayers suggest that you view God as a vending machine?
Like the great Teacher He was, Jesus gladly answered their question.
Struggling relationships don't have to be tossed aside; they need to be nurtured.
Our tears are seeds which will one day grow into a harvest of joy.
Are you following a God of your own making, or the God of the Bible?
Time with God and His people are good preventative maintenance!
Generosity toward others is the result of a heart fully given to Christ.
In very real terms, God is, and every other idol or supposed deity would have to say, “I am not.”
Christians are at risk of growing “weary” and “fainthearted.”
An occasional glance at Jesus on a Sunday morning isn't going to be enough to finish this race well.
The longer we walk with Christ, the more evidence we accumulate regarding the goodness of God.
Historically, being a Christian was seen as a good thing in our culture.
The goal was "radical imitation." When fully trained, a disciple was expected to think and act exactly like their master.
God's track record of leading people out of darkness is excellent.
To sin, or to not sin, in any given moment is a choice.
Sin threatens to trip us up and throw us down. Therefore, we need to walk away from it!
Is Jesus just alright with you? Or is He all to you?
God's plan for His faithful followers may differ in this lifetime.
Tenderness to God would have kept them open to seeing the truth. But a heart like marble will not bend.
God is far more interested in your holiness than in the size and location of your home.
While Paul's decision was a fateful one, it was not a mistake.
If we truly believe what we claim to believe, we should feel some compulsion to tell others.
Upon what basis do you expect to enter heaven? (BTW, the reference should be Ephesians 2:8-9, not 9-10 as I incorrectly stated in the audio).
If we wait until all of our questions are fully answered, we won't serve Him at all in this lifetime.
Where is your focus? Upon temporary things that are seen? Or eternal things which are not?
We're to share God's message of grace with others; God alone will judge them.
You don't need to be a pastor or priest to proclaim God's truth to others.
We wear the name of Christ everywhere we go; are we wearing it in a manner worthy of Him?
Naaman's physical condition is a picture of the spiritual condition which plagues each of us.
Refusing to acknowledge hardships and personal doubts doesn't make us holier; it makes us out of touch, and unrelatable to a lost and hurting world.
When God's people stepped out of line, He called them on it
“Humility's presence leads to anxiety's absence.” (Allistair Begg)
This thing that God calls "wicked" might just surprise us.
If the fundamental truths established by God crumble, a righteous culture will crumble as well.
We're not simply to stand our ground; we're to plant our ground.
Even painful events reinforce the truthfulness of Scripture.
Every good thing we want in a home can be found in God.
As you travel through this life are you packing for yourself or for others? Listen, and it will make sense!
I'm not aware of any passage in Scripture that encourages Christians to be less serious about their faith.
The “many bodies” who rose to new life testified to the amazing power and promise found in following Jesus. Yet it'salso telling that none of their names are given to us.
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