
The Daily Devotional
Do You Long to Be with God? (Psalm 82-85)
Do you long to be with God more than anything else? Psalm 84 shows that true joy and fulfillment are found not in places or plans but in his presence.
The Daily Devotional
Do you long to be with God more than anything else? Psalm 84 shows that true joy and fulfillment are found not in places or plans but in his presence.
The Daily Devotional
Do you build your life on God’s Word or your own ideas? Proverbs 29 reminds us that true vision starts with divine revelation not human ambition.
The Daily Devotional
Do you feel like you’re always working but never truly resting? In John 5, Jesus invites us to experience real rest by trusting in his finished work.
The Daily Devotional
Are you easily distracted and find it challenging to remain focused on what’s most important? Jesus certainly had this temptation.
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What does it mean to be a fisher of men? For Peter, it meant leaving comfort behind to follow Jesus and trust him with the unknown.
The Daily Devotional
Have you ever felt misunderstood or rejected for doing the right thing? Jesus did too, yet he stayed faithful to his mission and calling.
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Why is Ezra Byer a Christian? Because in John 4, I found a Savior who knew everything about me and still offered love, truth, and eternal life.
The Daily Devotional
Are you resisting God without realizing it? Psalm 81 reveals how stubborn hearts miss out on blessings simply because they won’t listen.
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Are you rich? Proverbs 28 challenges us to live with integrity give generously and avoid using wealth in ways that harm others or dishonor God.
The Daily Devotional
Why is John 3:16 the most quoted verse in Scripture? It reveals the depth of God's love shown through Jesus so we could have eternal life by faith.
The Daily Devotional
Have you ever wondered why Jesus turned water into wine? His first miracle revealed his compassion his mission and the joy he came to bring.
The Daily Devotional
Do you ever practice the discipline of fasting? Jesus did and expected his followers to do the same. In fact, it was after a time of fasting that Jesus experienced his greatest form of testing.