Devotionals

A Minute in the Word

Short Scripture reflections that help us pause, look carefully at God’s Word, and carry one truth into the day.

  • Rooted in God’s Word
    Joshua 1:7–8 reminds us that true success is found in knowing God, obeying His Word, and allowing His truth to guide every part of our lives.
  • Resurrection Power
    Scripture records several people being raised from the dead, but each one eventually died again. Jesus rose never to die again, and through Him, those who are spiritually dead are made alive and given eternal life.
  • Before We Share a Verse…
    Before sharing a Bible verse, it is worth pausing to ask what it actually says and what it means in context.
  • It Is Finished!
    When Jesus declared, “It is finished,” He announced that the work of redemption had been fully accomplished.
  • The Fragrance of Devotion
    Mary’s costly gift filled the room with fragrance, but her act of devotion reached far beyond that moment. She poured out what was precious because she understood something others had not yet seen about Jesus.

Seeing Christ in Scripture

Devotional studies that help us recognize Christ more clearly throughout Scripture.

    Did You Notice

    Short Scripture observations that invite us to slow down, look more closely, and notice details in God’s Word we may have passed over before.

    • Why Seven More Days?
      After Noah entered the ark, God waited seven more days before sending the flood. Those quiet days remind us that God is patient and merciful, but His warnings should never be ignored.
    • Right Ear, Right Thumb, and Right Toe
      Why did Moses place blood on the right ear, right thumb, and right big toe of both the priests and the cleansed leper? This repeated detail in Leviticus is easy to overlook, yet it points to a beautiful truth about what it means to belong to God. Sometimes the smallest details in Scripture help us see the biggest truths.

    Humor in the Bible

    Questions We Ask God

    Thought answers to questions believers often ask as we seek to understand God, Scripture, and the Christian faith.