Listen to Today’s Devotion Can you look back over your life and see instances of God’s protection?  My junior year of college I was fascinated by a movement of Christians. Some of my friends decided… A Cloak of Love

Listen to Today’s Devotion Paul reminded the church at Corinth the kind of love Christ offers to us: agape love that “bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things” (1 Corinthians… Agape Love

Listen to Today’s Devotion Wouldn’t it be great if love were like a cafeteria line? It would be easier. It would be neater. It would be painless and peaceful. But you know what? It wouldn’t… Love Bears All Things

Listen to Today’s Devotion Life has a way of unloading its rubbish on us. Your boss expects too much. Your kids whine too much. Trash. Load after load of anger, guilt, pessimism, bitterness, anxiety. It… Guard Your Thoughts

Listen to Today’s Devotion As a believer in Christ, don’t focus on yourself. Focus on all that you have in Christ! “How’s life?” someone asks. And we who’ve been resurrected from the dead say, “Well, things… Reason for Joy

Listen to Today’s Devotion Forgive me for being the one to tell you, but you’re infected. You’re a diseased carrier. You have a case of—brace yourself—selfishness! Don’t believe me? When you look at a group… The Cure for Selfishness

Listen to Today’s Devotion Galatians 3:27 (NIV) says, “All of you who were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves with Christ.” We wear Jesus! And those who don’t believe in Jesus note what we do.… Clothed with Christ

Listen to Today’s Devotion My wife has a heart for single moms. She loves to include them at the table when we go to a restaurant. Through the years I’ve noticed a common appreciation from… The Courtesy of Christ

Listen to Today’s Devotion The whirlwind of adolescent doubts and pressure was making regular runs through our house. So on Valentine’s Day 1997, I wrote the following for each of my daughters: I have a… A Valentine for My Daughters

Listen to Today’s Devotion True humility is not thinking lowly of yourself but thinking accurately of yourself. When Paul writes in Philippians 2:3, “Consider others better than yourselves” he uses a verb that means “to… Consider Others