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A Strength Beyond Ourselves - Encouragement for Today - December 27, 2021
As a parent and coach, Joel Muddamalle shares his personal experience of needing God's presence on the sidelines, just like his son Liam did in...
Christmas Prayers and Scriptures - Encouragement for Today - December 24, 2021
This Christmas Eve, Proverbs 31 Ministries invites you to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ and His love for humanity through a series of prayers...
I Wish I Hadn’t Said That - Encouragement for Today - December 23, 2021
Sharon Jaynes shares a personal story of learning to balance speaking up with knowing when to remain silent, drawing inspiration from biblical...
Gaining What I Cannot Lose - Encouragement for Today - December 22, 2021
As seasons change, we're reminded that our lives can become unstable if not built on a solid foundation. In her latest devotional, Lynn Cowell...
When Christmas Feels Broken - Encouragement for Today - December 21, 2021
When Christmas feels broken, it's easy to lose hope and feel abandoned by God. But what if you could shift your perspective and find comfort in His...
Learning To Enjoy the “Good Old Days” Today - Encouragement for Today - December 20, 2021
As the "good old days" fade into memory, a wise neighbor reminds us that today holds immense value in and of itself, urging us to embrace each day...
Pondering, Not Posting, From the Stable - Encouragement for Today - December 17, 2021
Mary, the mother of Jesus, stood in a stable with her newborn son, surrounded by no one but God, and treasured up all these things and pondered...
Confidence Is Key - Encouragement for Today - December 16, 2021
Tracie Braylock shares a personal story of her daughter's struggle with confidence and timidity, highlighting the importance of approaching God's...
Scaling Walls in God’s Strength - Encouragement for Today - December 15, 2021
As a Christian, you've likely faced walls that seem insurmountable - whether it's fear, doubt, or insecurity. But what if God's strength could...
If You’re Feeling Overwhelmed Today … Remember This - Encouragement for Today - December 14, 2021
When feeling overwhelmed, it's easy to forget what's truly important, but recalling God's benefits and promises can bring comfort and confidence....
Be Loved, Beloved - Encouragement for Today - December 13, 2021
Aubrey Sampson shares a personal story of finding self-worth and identity in God's love, encouraging readers to recognize their inherent value as...
An Invitation To Live Loved Today - Encouragement for Today - December 10, 2021
Wendy Blight shares a personal story of experiencing righteous anger and the importance of distinguishing between conviction and condemnation,...
Hope and Help When You Have Unanswered Questions - Encouragement for Today - December 9, 2021
As an introvert, finding hope and purpose in a world that often values extroversion can be daunting, but author Holley Gerth offers guidance on how...
A Yes From the Heart - Encouragement for Today - December 8, 2021
As Christmas celebrations intensify, many of us feel pressured to say "yes" to festive activities and expectations, potentially overshadowing our...
Be a Beginner - Encouragement for Today - December 7, 2021
As a novice interpreter, the author reflects on her experience of being called a "beginner" and discovers that this label is not only acceptable...
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