The Daily Devotional
What Do You Do When Work Feels Empty?
Do you feel like work is so unfulfilling? If so, here are some words of encouragement.
The Daily Devotional
The Daily Devotional
Let God Work In You While You Work
Have you ever felt like you are what you do? If so, here are a few suggestions.
The Daily Devotional
Does My Work Matter?
Does anyone care about what I do? Does my work really matter to God? Here are a few reasons your work matters more than you think!
The Daily Devotional
How Ann Voskamp Helped Me Rethink How I Praise
How do I dwell on what is praiseworthy? This invitation in Philippians 4:8 can be difficult to practice, but here is a practical way you can practice praise.
The Daily Devotional
How Do I Think About What Is Morally Excellent?
What does Philippians 4:8 mean when Paul says we should dwell on what is "morally excellent"? Here are a few thoughts.
The Daily Devotional
Should I Always Pray Before I Eat?
Should I ALWAYS pray for my food? What if I'm in a restaurant or people are around?
The Daily Devotional
How Do I Think About What Is Commendable?
What happens when your private thoughts clash with the reality around you? Here are a few ideas.
The Daily Devotional
Are You a Lovely Person?
What does Philippians 4:8 mean when Paul says to dwell on what is lovely? There are several important things to note.
The Daily Devotional
How Do I Have Pure Thoughts?
Do you struggle with impure thoughts? If so, here are some ways to win the war in your mind and replace bad thoughts with pure thoughts.
The Daily Devotional
How Do I Battle Distractions?
Why am I always looking at my phone? How do I stop chasing the next thing and be present in the moment? Here are a few tips.
The Daily Devotional
Why Do We Crave Justice?
Should Christians believe in social justice? How do we have God's view of justice and not our own? There are three steps we can take.
The Daily Devotional
How Do I Think Honorable Thoughts?
To dwell on what is honorable is not just to think high-minded thoughts. It is to rewire our internal compass to value what God values, and to live in a way that reflects the upside-down glory of the cross.