TheDailyDevotional
How Do I Cope When Life Disrupts My Calendar?
What do you do when the week unravels, and you can’t seem to figure out what the next step is? Do you go towards God or away from Him?
Diane Ritchey
Wife, mom of two, and completely smitten Nana to little Griff. A Pacific Northwest girl chasing writing adventures, cozy homes, good books, and always seeking Jesus. So glad you're here.
TheDailyDevotional
You Need to Dial It Down
“You need to dial it down.” I had no idea what those words meant the day I first heard them, but they would go on to change my life. If you've ever struggled to set healthy boundaries or felt guilty for even trying, my story might help.
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How Covid-19 Led to an Encounter with Jesus
For years, I was seeking acceptance. In 2020, God showed me what it means to be known by Him.
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When a Painting Became a Doorway to God
📚The Return of the Prodigal Son by Henri Nouwen It was 2019 when I picked up a book that changed me. I honestly don't recall another book that has impacted me so deeply. I went back through my journals to recall everything I felt during that time—I
Colossians
Who Are You Fighting for in Prayer When No One Sees?
It’s easy to give up when we don’t see results, but here are some true stories of people who have been faithful in prayer.
Colossians
When Love Became an Act of Obedience
Loving others as Christ calls us to requires more than just good feelings; we must forgive, pray for, and extend grace to those who hurt us. What a comfort to know that we don't have to love like this in our strength, but that it is Christ who loves through us!
Colossians
Jesus Over Everything
A question from the app Lectio365 lingers: “Do I pray because I’m into prayer, or because I’m into Jesus?” Reflecting on this helps us prioritize our relationship with Christ over mere routines.
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Knowing Christ in His Suffering and Resurrection
The closer we walk with Jesus, the more our lives are shaped to look like His. He gives us His heart, and that gift includes the willingness to suffer as He did.