Your Daily Bible Verse Podcast Archives

Jesus showed us how to love those who don't love us, by loving us before we loved Him.

David's prayer gives us three practical steps to follow in decluttering our hearts.          

It’s too easy to feel hopeless and fearful believing there is no one around to help you.

The imagery that David uses in this passage gives us believers a great sense of security and hope.

How can we combat thoughts that who we are and what we have is not enough?

My own strength, be it physical, mental, or emotional, simply doesn’t last.

Once we accept Jesus as our Savior, everything God sees in Him, He now sees in us, too.

If truth is a fundamental part of who God is, it follows that lying is naturally something that he is against.

God is able to use people, circumstances, and difficulties in ways we cannot even fathom.

I wanted to believe and experience those promises, but at the same time, deep down in my heart, I was afraid that suffering wasn't quite worth it...

Sometimes I think we get things backward. We mistakenly think God is good when he answers our prayers.

When we’re walking with the Lord, we can trust the Holy Spirit to steer us in the right direction.

Let us repent and humble our hearts before Him that He might come and heal our land!

“I shall not want” because God, as a good shepherd, will ensure I have everything I need.

More than ever before, we have an amazing opportunity to rekindle an earnestness for the Word of God.