Today's Devotionals Archives

It felt like God hit the refresh button in my spirit to show me the current application of this familiar Psalm.

Any relationship filled with stress and strife will ultimately be in danger of falling apart.

When faced with the breakup of her parents’ marriage, a hurting teenager used the following word picture in this letter to her father.

What many Christians tend to do is stand before a field in which they planted no seed, and pray, "God, give me a miracle harvest."

God has established beautiful boundaries in His Word, yet we wander.

Complaining and bickering hinder us in following Jesus; if you enjoy confrontation, then something is wrong.

I finally had everything I ever thought would make me happy, fulfilled and satisfied, yet I was more miserable and lonely than I'd ever been.

Many people think depression is a spiritual problem; others insist it's an emotional and physical disorder. I believe it’s all of those things.

Others were clouded by their earthly titles, but one street sweeper knew he was chosen by the King of Kings to be a son.

How­ever irreparable the damage seems, you can invite God's light into that darkness.

You don't take your requests to someone with less authority. You take them to someone who outranks you in the solutions department.

We cannot consistently behave in a way that is inconsistent with how we perceive ourselves.

Even before we know Christ, we know happiness isn't found in what the world says. But then we learn the way to happiness is through... sadness?

God has already set in motion the defeat and fall of every giant we will ever face.

Do you recognize the God of the Bible as the one Lord of your life?