The Daily Devotional
How do you refer to yourself as a Christian? Many believers refer to themselves as “saved sinners,” but the Apostle Paul wouldn’t have favored this type of language. For Paul, the thought of continuing in sin was appalling.
The Daily Devotional
Have you ever wondered what your life would look like apart from the grace of God? Romans 3 gives us a picture. In step-by-step progression, Paul shows us several important points about our need for God.
The Daily Devotional
Have you ever felt embarrassed telling others you’re a Christian? The Apostle Paul certainly had this temptation. As the author of the Book of Romans, Paul wrote a priceless masterpiece that has influenced countless Christian leaders like Augustine, Calvin, Luther, and Wesley.
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Are you facing a storm? Acts 27 picks up with Apostle Paul boarding a ship sailing to Rome as a prisoner to stand trial before Caesar. This is the grand purpose for which God has called him.
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How do you share your faith with others? In Acts chapter 26, the Apostle Paul stands before King Agrippa II and the Roman governor Festus in the city of Caesarea.
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Do you feel distressed and anxious? If so, Psalm 118 offers five words of comfort you should repeat to yourself: “The Lord is for me.”
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Does God care about our sex life? The Book of Song of Solomon indicates he does. While some have tried to say the imagery in this book is a metaphor for Christ and his bride, this interpretation creates more problems than it solves.
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Have you ever been accused by someone of doing something you didn’t do? In Acts 24, the Apostle Paul finds himself in a legal predicament after returning to Jerusalem.
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How should you share your personal testimony with others? In Acts 22, the Apostle Paul is in Jerusalem, where he faces a hostile crowd accusing him of teaching against Jewish laws and defiling the temple by associating with Gentiles.
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What’s more important than your life and your happiness? For many, this is what it’s all about. But not the Apostle Paul.
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Have you ever listened to a sermon or Bible study leader and wondered, How do I know that what this person is saying is right? In Acts 17, after encountering hostility and being forced to leave Thessalonica...
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Do you make it hard for other Christians to follow Christ? In Acts 16, Paul and Silas are imprisoned when a miracle occurs. The jails are opened, and all the prisoners' bonds are unfastened.