The Daily Devotional
What Do I Do With Obstacles In My Way?
What should I do if I can't see a way forward? I think I should do something, but something is blocking my way. Here are a few suggestions.
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Do You Have a Place Where You Meet God?
Should I always pray and read my Bible in one place? No, not always. But there is value in finding a spot and making it yours.
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Follow the String When You Don’t Know What to Do
Do you ever feel lost, like God isn't there, and you have no idea what move to make next? If so, here are some wise words from 19th-century writer George Macdonald.
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How to Stop Comparing Yourself to Others
In this post, we’ll explore how to stop comparing yourself to others and find lasting contentment through biblical truth, personal reflection, and Christ-centered living. If you’re tired of feeling “less than,” this is for you.
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Is Your Heart Tuned to God?
Remember who you are because of Christ. You are not what you do. You are a beloved child of God–a God who knows you deeply and invites you into meaningful, wonderful friendship.
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How Many Close Friends Do You Have?
Four qualities of close friends.
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Are You Famous In Your Home?
Maybe you have not been the leader in your home that you should be. Make the choice today to change.
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The Best Piece of Marriage Advice I've Ever Received
Marriage can be tough, but here is one piece of advice that can transform your relationship.
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How a Car Crash Can Reveal What's Most Important
To "seek first" is to prioritize our relationship with God above all else. It's recognizing that, like a wheel, God is the hub that holds the spokes of all other relationships.
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How Would I Live If I Only Had Three More Years on Earth?
Get the big things right. And if you get them right, the rest of your life will fall into place.
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How Do I Make Spiritual Disciplines Stick?
The difference between a life-giving discipline and a death-giving discipline is perspective.