Listen to Today’s Devotion Anxiety. The emotion is not a sign of weakness, immaturity, or demon possession. It is simply the result of living in a fast-changing, challenging world. Anxiety is not a sign of… Calming Presence

Listen to Today’s Devotion Why do you need to know that you are adopted by the Father and sealed by the Spirit? Simple—there is power in assurance. A young college graduate requested that I pray… He Will Get Us Home

Listen to Today’s Devotion “You can tell for sure that you are now fully adopted as his own children because God sent the Spirit of his Son into our lives crying out, ‘Papa! Father!’” (Galatians… Adopted into the Family

Listen to Today’s Devotion “For all who are led by the Spirit of God are children of God” (Romans 8:14 NLT). The father-child relationship is one of assurance. In the Old Testament, God is described… A Relationship of Assurance

Listen to Today’s Devotion To whom does the Trinity entrust your protection? You “were sealed with the promised Holy Spirit” (Ephesians 1:13 ESV). We have been once-and-for-all-time sealed by the Spirit for redemption. Seal—you know… Sealed with the Spirit

Listen to Today’s Devotion Right now, at this moment, the Spirit of the living God is talking to the rest of the Trinity about you. The eternal, ever-creating Spirit is speaking on your behalf. Help… All Hands on Deck

Listen to Today’s Devotion There is often a gap between what we want from life and what we get in life. And during such times of weakness “we do not know what to pray for… The Prayers of a Weary Soul

Listen to Today’s Devotion “We do not know what we ought to pray for, but the Spirit himself intercedes for us…” (Romans 8:26 NIV). The groans of the heart. You have heard them. You have… Groans of the Heart

Listen to Today’s Devotion “‘Not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit,’ says the Lord of Hosts” (Zechariah 4:6 NASB). Jesus invites us to hoist the sail. Rowboat Christianity exhausts and frustrates. Those… Hoist the Sail

Listen to Today’s Devotion The Spirit is like the wind. Had Jesus stopped with this comment, Nicodemus would have had plenty to ponder. Yet Jesus went on to stretch the imagination of Nick and Max… Like the Wind