The Daily Devotional
What Is the Secret to Unity? (Philippians 1-2)
How do I live in unity with others? Philippians 2 gives us the answer.
The Daily Devotional
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The Battle Over Your Soul (Ephesians 5-6)
To engage in this battle effectively, we must be fully equipped with the armor of God.
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What Are You Filling Yourself With? (Ephesians 3-4)
What fills most of your free time? The answer to this question reveals the true affections of your heart.
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Do You Feel Like an Outsider? (Ephesians 1-2)
Through Jesus, we are no longer foreigners; we are citizens. This isn’t just about a change in status. It’s about a complete transformation of identity.
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What You Boast About Is What You Trust (Galatians 5-6)
Boasting in the flesh always exults self. Boasting in Christ always exults him.
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How Do You Calm Your Soul? (Psalm 129-131)
To calm our souls, we must remember we are God's children, fully dependent on him for strength and sustenance.
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Have Your Friends Deserted You? (Job 4-7)
How should you respond when your friends accuse you rather than comfort you?
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What You Want in Life Is Found in Galatians (Galatians 3-4)
What do you want in life? Only grace can give you what your effort never will.
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Do You Believe the Right Gospel? (Galatians 1-2)
Have you believed a distorted gospel? In Galatians 1–2, Paul reminds us that salvation comes by grace through faith, not by works or human effort.
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Why Do I Have This Problem? (2 Corinthians 11-13)
Maybe the very pain you resent is God’s means of purification in your life and the very thing he is using to keep you more dependent on him.
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Are You a Generous Person? (2 Corinthians 8-10)
Paul doesn’t issue a command, but he does suggest that our generosity can be a test of our love.
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Two Ways We Can Respond to Correction (2 Corinthians 5-7)
How do you respond to correction? In 2 Corinthians 7, Paul shows that godly grief leads to repentance and freedom while worldly grief leads to regret and ruin.