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The shepherd's story confirms that God's peace is for everyone, meets us in fear, lifts us from insignificance, and invites us into joy. Because of Jesus, we are never overlooked, forgotten, or alone.

Jesus is the only gift that lasts forever and brings lasting peace and eternal security. Discover how to celebrate Jesus as your greatest gift in this heartwarming devotional from Rebecca Barlow Jordan.

Thank you, Lord, that we start out small, and you build us into greatness for Your kingdom. Help us to keep that in mind, to rejoice, and to be willing to be vessels to serve You. In Jesus' Name, Amen.

Jesus, thank You so much for revealing to Simon Peter these wonderful truths that we can experience in our own lives as You call us to Yourself. Thank You for the way You use flawed people to further Your kingdom.

God's Word is clear that there is a posture of surrender that we have to take to be part of the kingdom of God because we are not wise enough to understand God's whole plan. We must surrender our hearts to Him and say, 'Your way is better.'

I pray that we would confidently draw near to the throne, we would find comfort in His arms... and even when we don't understand because we are battling through a season of deep and great need, that we would trust and rely on His mercy.

As a parent, saying "yes" to every request can lead to unhealthy habits and consequences, but learning to say "no" out of love and for the child's best interest is a crucial aspect of parenting. By embracing this difficult yet essential skill,...

Dear Jesus, thank you for knitting together, from the beginning of time, the tapestry that shows us the full life of Christ and how all those prophecies were fulfilled in Him.

Discover how aligning your prayers with God's will unlocks powerful confidence and guaranteed answers, as explained in 1 John 5:14-15. Learn the crucial practice of discerning God's purpose before you pray, ensuring your requests are met with...

This urging by Paul is not about being isolated or cutting off everyone who isn't a Christian... we are called to be in community with all kinds of people. But Paul is giving really sound advice... to be close to those who have a kingdom...

When somebody's words cut deep, remember this: you are not defined by their recklessness. You're defined by the one who calls you his own. And God's words over you are never reckless. They are always healing.

God's Word spoken through you can heal; it can restore, encourage, or be the lifeline that somebody else is waiting for. So pause, trust Him, be willing to be available, and let God use your voice for His glory.