Listen to Today’s Devotion Jesus said, “Father, if you are willing, take away this cup of suffering” (Luke 22:42 NCV). Jesus could have confided in his disciples. He could have assembled a prayer meeting. But… Know Where to Look

Listen to Today’s Devotion The Bible that I carried as a child contained a picture of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane. He seemed peaceful. Yet one reading of the Gospels disrupts that image. Mark… A Request for Strength

Listen to Today’s Devotion Perhaps you don’t need your hope restored right now. Your jungle has become a meadow, your journey a delight. If such is the case, congratulations. But remember, we do not know… Trust in Your Shepherd

Listen to Today’s Devotion We ask God, “Where are you taking me? Where is the path?” And he doesn’t tell us. Oh, he may give us a hint or two, but that’s all. If he… A Reminder for Us All

Listen to Today’s Devotion God, your rescuer, has the right vision. He also has the right direction. He made the boldest claim in the history of humanity when he declared, “I am the way” (John… God, Your Rescuer

Listen to Today’s Devotion Our Shepherd majors in restoring hope to the soul. Whether you are a lamb lost on a craggy ledge or a city slicker alone in a deep jungle, everything changes when… Hope Restored

Listen to Today’s Devotion Can you imagine, just for a moment, how it feels to be out of hope? If you can, you can relate to many people in this world. For many people life… When You’re Out of Hope

Listen to Today’s Devotion The Scripture says, “And we all, with unveiled face, beholding the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from one degree of glory to another. For this… The Handiwork of Heaven

Listen to Today’s Devotion God knows the way forward. No matter what kind of disappointment or grief or trouble or heartache you’ve encountered, God offers an opportunity to begin again. In his plan prodigals get… You Can Begin Again

Listen to Today’s Devotion Water. All Noah can see is water. You can relate. You’ve known your share of floods. Flooded by sorrow at the cemetery, anger at the disability in your body, fear of… We Need Hope