For His Namesake we walk in righteousness. He leads us for His glory. Live a life that honors Christ and reflects His name daily. “He leads me in paths of righteousness for His namesake.” (Psalm 23:3)
The Door to God’s love opens through Christ alone. The Door is based on Jesus’ merit, not ours. Discover what sets Christianity apart.The Door to God’s love opens not by our merit, but by grace through Jesus Christ. This truth defines what sets Christianity apart and invites us into a life of relationship, not just religion.
Security of the believer brings peace. Jesus promises never to cast us out. Find peace in His eternal security today. Trust His Word. Jesus boldly declared, “All that the Father gives me will come to me, and whoever comes to me I will never cast out.” (John 6:37). These words offer confident hope. They remind us that salvation begins with God and is secured by His unchanging will.
Deep in the Heart of Texas, our nation mourns. Empathy shines as we love one another and grieve together in Christ. Deep in the Heart of Texas, Jesus weeps too.
What a beautiful name is the name of Jesus! Let His name fill your heart. What a beautiful name to speak, sing, and trust today. This name, rich in power and comfort, has been sung for generations. Today, let His name echo in your soul as a melody of hope and salvation.
The Miracle Worker performed signs so we may believe. Jesus still works miracles today. Trust the Miracle Worker with your life.
Our work in heaven is real. The seed we sow now determines our eternal rewards. Discover what the Bible says about serving God forever.
That is who you are—salt and light in a dark world. That is who you are—chosen by Christ to preserve truth and shine His glory; to preserve truth and shine His light. In today’s devotion, we will explore our divine calling to reflect God’s glory by being both salt and light in a dark world.
1 Peter 4:19 gives us marching orders: “So then, those who suffer according to God’s will should commit themselves to their faithful Creator and continue to do good.” The good doesn’t always erase the pain, but it gives purpose to the pain.
Peace comes from God, not war. The peace of God surpasses understanding and guards hearts through Jesus Christ.