Encouraging you to draw closer to God through His Word
Meditate on Scripture in 2025:
What if we reached for our Bibles as often as we reach for our phones?
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Devotions connecting Scripture to life.
(Now posting on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month)
Becoming Quick to Celebrate
(6 min. Devotion on Matthew 21:14-16)
When I was a child, I was quick to celebrate. Simple moments like a team win on the playground, the beginning of summer vacation or a box full of valentines were worthy of full-on rejoicing, in my opinion, and so I did…
Focusing on what matters most: the glory of Jesus
(7 minute devotion on Matthew 17:1-13–the transfiguration.)
“Review chapter one for the upcoming quiz,” our professor told us—and review, I did. I scoured pages of graphic design information, highlighting important-looking definitions and committing them all to memory. When I closed the book, I felt good about my preparations…
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Faith in a Miracle-Working God
(6 min. devotion on Matthew 13:54-58)
Do you long to see miracles in your life—and in the lives of those you love?
I do. And as I meditated on Matthew’s gospel this past month, I was deeply encouraged by the miracles Jesus performed in people’s lives…
Responding to Broken People with Jesus
(5 min. devotion on Matthew 9:36-38)
The person who stands with a sign on the street corner,
The co-worker who overshares about her stresses at work,
The peer who always sits by himself, looking lonely…
How do we typically respond to the hurting people we encounter in our world?
The Beauty of Welcoming Jesus into our Homes
(5 min. devotion on Matt. 8:14-15)
Have you ever run around the house, frantically hiding as much mess as you could, before company arrived at your door?
If so, I can personally assure you: you are not alone. For many of us, home is where we can be our true, un-shiny selves…
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For When You Feel Overlooked
(4 minute devotion on Matthew 3:17)
I sang my heart out on stage and, afterward, no one said anything. Ouch.
I tried to brush it off. Even as a voice major, I knew the spotlight didn’t always need to be on me. Yet the experience left me with questions…