See God More
Listen to Today’s Devotion You could read David’s story in the Bible and wonder what God saw in him. He fell as often as he stood, stumbled as often as he conquered. Yet for those…
The Process of Forgiveness
Listen to Today’s Devotion Ephesians 4:26-27 (ESV) says, “Do not let the sun go down on your anger, and do not give the devil an opportunity.” The word “opportunity” in this verse means territory or…
A Redemptive Pattern
Listen to Today’s Devotion It’s the repeated pattern in Scripture: Evil. God. Good. Evil came to Job. Tempted him, tested him. Job struggled, but God countered. He spoke truth, declared sovereignty. Job, in the end, chose…
The Steady Drumbeat of Faith
Listen to Today’s Devotion Life turns every person upside down. No one escapes unscathed. Not the woman who discovers her husband is in an affair. Not the teenager who discovers a night of romance has…
What A Day That Will Be
Listen to Today’s Devotion You sleep alone in a double bed. You walk the hallways of a silent house. You catch yourself calling out his name or reaching for her hand. Goodbye is the challenge…
From Mournful to Hopeful
Listen to Today’s Devotion In May of 2008, Steven Curtis Chapman and his wife, Mary Beth, lost their five-year-old daughter in an automobile accident. They were deluged by messages of kindness. One in particular gave…
This Is Our Hope
Listen to Today’s Devotion Goodbye. No one wants to say it. And death is the most difficult goodbye of all. After our church had five funerals in seven days, the sorrow took its toll on…
It Stops Here
Listen to Today’s Devotion Your family history doesn’t have to be your future. The generational garbage can stop here and now. Don’t give your kids what your ancestors gave to you. Talk to God about…
The Space of Grace
Listen to Today’s Devotion Revenge builds a lonely house. Space enough for one person. The lives of its tenants are reduced to one goal: make someone miserable. They do—themselves! Keep a sharp eye out for…
Part of God’s Family
Listen to Today’s Devotion Were your growing up years your hard years? Family pain is the deepest pain because it was inflicted so early. It involves people who should have been trustworthy. You were too…