
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)
The One thing We Can’t Afford to Forget in Life (and how it helps us)
(8 min. devotion on Mark 8:14-21)
Have you ever had a moment where you realized, with a jolt of panic, that you forgot to do something? This happened to me recently. As I was drifting off to sleep after a busy day, it suddenly dawned on me that I had forgotten…
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Asking God Questions in the Storms of Life
(7 min. devotion on Mark 4:35-41)
Have the challenges of life ever given you spiritual questions?
When circumstances are hard and God seems to be silent, it’s not uncommon for questions like “Does God really care?” and “Is He still in control?” to well up inside of us…
How Jesus Moves us Past our Mistakes
(7 minute devotion on Matt. 26:31-32 & Matt. 28:16-20)
Do you ever feel like you’re stuck in the past—stuck in your past? If we’re honest, all of us have histories that are dotted with mistakes. We’ve all failed to be truthful at times. We’ve all fallen into temptation, broken promises and done…
How to do something great with your life
(6 minute devotion on Matthew 25:37-40)
I believe that most of us, as believers, want to make a difference with our lives. We want to have an impact on the people around us and leave the world a little better when we’re gone. Yet, for many years, we’ve been sold the lie…
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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