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You can experience God's peace by walking out the role He has specifically and uniquely made for you.

Jesus experienced abandonment in our place so that we don’t have to endure it.

Growing spiritually is less about striving and more about abiding in Christ. This prayer encourages believers to seek God wholeheartedly, cultivate intimacy with Him, and experience lasting transformation through His presence.

Summer can quickly become crowded with plans, expectations, and responsibilities. This prayer encourages believers to slow down, remain present, and receive the beauty of long summer days as a gracious gift from God.

This reflective prayer encourages believers to examine their own hearts before focusing on the failures of others. Drawing from Matthew 7, readers are reminded that true spiritual growth begins with humility, repentance, and honesty before God.

We will all have tough times in this life, but we must turn to God when times become overbearing.

This uplifting prayer encourages believers to turn to God when life feels overwhelming and difficult. Reflecting on Psalm 121, readers are reminded that true help and strength come from the Lord, who faithfully carries His people through every...

God desires us to keep his commands and store his word in our hearts, so writing psalms (or sacred poems and hymns) was a God-inspired practice. In fact, in Deuteronomy 31, God instructs Moses to write his words in a song so they will not be...

Pride brings destruction and a falling away from God’s perfect ways, causing chaos and confusion. We must trust in the Lord with all of our heart, which should never be filled with more of this world or fleshly desires than God’s Word.

This uplifting prayer encourages believers to trust Jesus during stressful and uncertain seasons. Reflecting on Christ calming the storm in Mark 4, readers are reminded that God walks beside them through every hardship and fear.

May we make an effort to remember the historical basis of our faith by reading the Bible––including the books that we might deem as less interesting or important––and apply what they teach in our lives.

When we worship while we wait, our focus shifts.

Our world calls evil good and celebrates darkness as enlightenment, but we are called to live differently.

We live in a microwave culture. We want what we want, and we want it now.

Let us trust Him with tomorrow and our future, because the plans He has for us are good, giving us hope and a future.

Despite bending backward and trying to conform to what others wanted of me, I finally broke.

Looking back over 250 years, we find that America’s beginnings were established by men and women who believed in God and in His word.

Prayer isn’t about having the perfect words. Through Elijah’s exhaustion and God’s gentle care, this devotional reminds us that even silence can become prayer because the Holy Spirit intercedes when we cannot.

Though we can never quite outrun discomfort, we can choose to grow!

I wonder, do you feel much joy today? Or does it seem for one reason or another that your smiles seem to be hiding below the surface, too?