A weekly devotional designed to help you grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ, through practical application of spiritual truths from God’s word.
Being made whole inwardly happens when you come to Jesus to receive rest, casting your cares on Him and making your requests known to God with thanksgiving; waiting on Him as He renews your strength.
Keep ReadingGod desires us to have an attitude of gratitude and a proper perspective that His pleasure comes before our own, and that we serve for His sake and not our own.
Keep ReadingBefore we get to a place of wanting our faith increased, we must come to the realization that we are lacking faith.
Keep ReadingPay attention to yourself, temptations to sin will come as well as the potential to stumble others.
Keep ReadingMay we see not only the outside of people but be willing to sacrifice our social comfort for the well-being of their eternal souls.
Keep ReadingWhether you’re single, married, or divorced, – the underlying lesson remains true and can be applied across the board and is the lesson Jesus is teaching here in these verses; don’t exalt and justify among men what is sinful in the sight of God.
Keep ReadingIf God is convicting your heart on something, then resolve to stop, repent, and look up to serve God and do what is pleasing in His sight.
Keep ReadingMay we continue to fight the good fight and run our race well, knowing that our ultimate victory is assured through Jesus who loves us and gave up His life for us.
Keep ReadingIt’s much better to be counted faithful even if we are only ever entrusted with little, than to be counted among the dishonest and faithless and even what we do have being taken.
Keep ReadingWhat a shame it would be to miss out on the joy our Father has in us if we’re blinded by our anger and jealousy of His joy in one of our siblings in Christ’s lives.
Keep ReadingTo remember our sins no more means God is not going to take action in accordance to our sins, we have safety and security in Him.
Keep ReadingWe must be careful as followers of Jesus to not have hearts like the Pharisees over the lost and sinners.
Keep ReadingIf you realize you’re alone and lost, call out to the Shepherd now and know that He will find you and carry you back home.
Keep ReadingIf we want to remain useful and spiritually flavorful, we have to preserve the flavor of our faith by growing in our relationship with Jesus.
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