The Daily Devotional
How To Make This Day the Best Christ Mass Ever
The only way to truly enjoy this day is to start with Jesus and build from there.
Ezra Byer
Husband, father, and full-time writer at ezrabyer.com.
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Let This Christmas Week Be a Week of Rest
Are you feeling a bit stressed with the hustle and bustle of the holiday season? If so, take a minute to pause and rethink how you approach rest.
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Why Is God Silent This Christmas Season?
Do you sense that God is distant? If so, here are a few things you can do.
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A Different Monday Update
What is The Monday Christian all about? Here in this year-end review and look towards the future, I share some thoughts.
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Three Realities To Remember If the Christmas Season Is Difficult for You
Don't let the bustle of the holidays cause you to lose sight of what's most important, and don't let the pain of past memories ruin the hope you have in Christ.
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How Advent Reminds Us To Be Faithful As We Wait
Do you struggle to wait on God's timing? You're not alone. But this Christmas season, here are some reasons waiting is for our benefit.
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Thank You!
It's readers like you that make the time and effort of building The Monday Christian worthwhile.
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Is God Thankful For Me?
Does God ever think about what I've done for him? Hebrews 6 has some words of comfort.
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How Do I Use Gratitude to Battle Dark Falls?
Do you love cold rainy days? If you don't, here are some choices you can make that will help you thrive.
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Why Am I Always Grateful Five Years Too Late?
"Why do I struggle to be grateful?" If this is where you're at today, here are some encouraging words.
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How To Be Grateful When Your Team Loses the World Series
Do you struggle to be grateful? You're not alone. But here are three reasons gratitude is important.
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God Never Changes...But We Should
When everything around us seems to change, God remains constant. Yet that unchanging nature invites us not to stay the same, but to be continually renewed within, allowing our faith to deepen even as our outer selves evolve.