The Daily Devotional
What Does Great Faith Look Like? (Matthew 8:5-13; Luke 7:1-17)
What does great faith look like? Maybe it is by the faith of a Roman soldier that we can answer this question.
The Daily Devotional
What does great faith look like? Maybe it is by the faith of a Roman soldier that we can answer this question.
The Daily Devotional
Do you ever feel like God forgot his promises? Psalm 89 reminds us to keep singing and trusting even when we don’t see the answers yet.
The Daily Devotional
Have you ever wondered what animals can teach us about life and faith? Proverbs 30 points to real lessons through the creatures God has made.
The Daily Devotional
Do you judge others without realizing it? Jesus calls us to humility, teaching that the way we treat others reveals the foundation we build on.
The Daily Devotional
Are you tired of carrying anxiety every day? Jesus invites us to seek God’s kingdom first and trust Him to provide everything we truly need.
The Daily Devotional
Do you shine light into darkness and preserve what is good? Jesus calls his followers to live as salt and light, reflecting his love in a broken world.
The Daily Devotional
Do you measure blessing by success or comfort? Jesus redefines it, showing that those who suffer, hunger for righteousness, and make peace are truly blessed.
The Daily Devotional
Do you get upset when people challenge your traditions? These Sabbath encounters reveal that valuing mercy over rules is central to following Jesus.
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.