Tag: Resurrection

New Resurrection Body: Our Hope in Jesus Christ

I’ll Have A New Body Discover the promise of a new resurrection body through Jesus Christ, and let today’s devotion renew your hope.   Watching my grandchildren play in the backyard recently, I noticed a caterpillar making its slow way across a leaf. Within days, in God’s design, that same small creature would enter a […]

Sunrise Tomorrow: Hope for Today

Find hope in the message of Sunrise Tomorrow as it reminds us of God’s promise amidst life’s struggles and uncertainties.  Sunrise Tomorrow reminds us that today’s darkness never gets the final word when our hope rests in Jesus.Some days feel long, heavy, and uncertain. We may wonder how much longer the storm will last. Yet Scripture gives us a better perspective. God never promised that every day would be easy. Jesus clearly told His followers that trouble would come. Still, He also promised something greater: He has overcome the world.

I Am the Resurrection and the Life | DevotionsDoneDaily

Learn how I Am the Resurrection and the Life offers hope for believers facing grief and the reality of eternal life.  Christ’s words  remind us that because He conquered death, every believer has an eternal hope that never fades.  This week has been especially difficult for me. Within just a few days, two dear friends entered the presence of our Lord.

Reflections on Apologetics 2 of 4 — The Evidence Is There

Explore the historical evidence for Christianity and the resurrection of Jesus in this encouraging devotional reflection.  What if Christianity is not merely comforting philosophy or inspiring moral teaching—but rooted in real events that unfolded in history?  That question matters deeply. Because if Jesus truly lived, died, and rose again, then the Gospel is not symbolic encouragement. It is truth that changes eternity.  In this second reflection on apologetics, we continue wandering and wondering through the foundations of faith. Last time we explored whether belief in God makes logical sense. This week we move into another important question: Is Christianity historically true?

Gone Away With a Friend | Hope Beyond Death in Christ

Reflect on the profound truths in Gone Away With a Friend devotion, where faith meets hope after loss through Jesus.  Loss is one of life’s deepest sorrows. Nevertheless, for the believer in Jesus Christ, grief is never without hope. Scripture repeatedly reminds us that death does not have the final word. Instead, through Christ’s resurrection, the grave has been conquered and eternity has been secured for all who place their faith in Him.

Reflections on Apologetics #1 — Reasoned Faith: It makes Sense

Discover how Christianity offers a reasoned faith grounded in truth, morality, creation, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ.  Apologetics – a reasoned defense of the Christian faith, including defending the gospel..  There are four main kinds of apologetics.  I plan to “wander around and wonder “ about each of them for the next  four weeks.  I will share my reflections  as I wander and wonder.   “Come now, let us reason together, says the Lord…” — Isaiah 1:18  “The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands.” — Psalm 19:1

Forty Days of Glory Devotion – The Risen Christ Revealed

Explore the Forty Days of Glory devotion and discover Jesus’ teachings after His resurrection in an inspiring journey of faith.  After the stone rolled away and the tomb stood empty, Jesus’ story didn’t end — it reached its radiant fulfillment. Between His resurrection and His ascension, Jesus appeared repeatedly to His followers, teaching, comforting, and preparing them for their mission. Scripture gives us glimpses of those forty days, scattered across the Gospels and Acts, forming a vivid picture of the risen Lord’s work and presence.

The Power of the Cross | Daily Devotion 

Discover the profound power of the cross, where Jesus bore our sins and provided a path to eternal life and forgiveness.  No one could ever pay the ransom for another person’s soul. The price remains too high. Yet on the cross, Jesus Christ did what no one else could. He became sin for us, took our blame, and bore God’s holy wrath so we could receive forgiveness and eternal life.