The Daily Devotional
How God’s Story Continues With or Without Me (2 Kings & 2 Chronicles)
Do you believe God’s work depends on you? Elijah’s story reminds us that while people come and go, God’s mission always moves forward.
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When I Don’t Know What to Do (2 Chronicles 20)
Have you ever not known what to do next? Jehoshaphat’s prayer shows that looking to God is the first step when the way forward feels impossible.
Podcasts
TMCP 174: Brent Sandy on How to Hear God's Word in a Way that Changes Us
Have you ever lost passion for Bible reading? In this episode, Dr. Brent Sandy discusses ways to develop a better reading of God's word.
The Daily Devotional
Do I Actually Listen to What Others Say? (1 Kings & 2 Chronicles)
Do you only listen to advice that agrees with you? Ahab’s story warns us ignoring truth can cost more than we’re willing to pay.
The Daily Devotional
What A Thirst for God Will Teach You in Hard Times (Psalm 42-44)
What do you reach for when life feels dry? Psalm 42 shows us that true satisfaction only comes when we thirst for the presence of God.
The Daily Devotional
How Do You Judge Others? (Proverbs 17)
Do you judge others based on your own bias? Proverbs 17 calls us to reflect God’s justice, not our personal preferences.
The Daily Devotional
Is My God Really the One True God? (1 Kings 17 - 19; 2 Chronicles 17)
Do all paths lead to the same God? Elijah’s story shows there’s only one who listens, shows up, and has the power to change everything.
The Daily Devotional
The Person God Is Searching For (1 Kings & 2 Chronicles)
Are you fully committed to God, or just partly? The kings of Israel rose or fell based on this one defining question of loyalty.
The Daily Devotional
How Are You Building Your Kingdom? (1 Kings & 2 Chronicles)
Are you building something God can bless, or just asking Him to bless what you’ve built? Jeroboam shows how quickly pride turns to downfall.
The Daily Devotional
Two Styles of Leadership (1 Kings 12; 2 Chronicles 10)
Do you drive people, or do you serve them? In 1 Kings 12:1-11, Rehoboam, Solomon's son, becomes king and travels to Shechem, where the Israelites have gathered to make him king.
Newsletter
What Does Death Teach Us About the Way We Should Live?
To make the greatest impact in this world, we must keep our eyes focused on eternity with our feet firmly planted in the reality of this present moment. Fixing our eyes on Jesus is the only solution for the brevity and cruelty of life.
The Daily Devotional
The Problem with a Divided Heart (1 Kings 11)
Do you wrestle with loving God while chasing your own desires? Solomon’s divided heart shows how split devotion always leads to brokenness.