Questions We Ask God?
Am I Enough
Sometimes comparison leaves us wondering whether we have anything worthwhile to offer. When the question becomes “Am I enough?” Jesus invites us to bring…
Read →Devotionals
Slow down with Scripture, notice what is there, and make room to listen, learn, and rest in the presence of Christ.
Showing 53 devotionals
Questions We Ask God?
Sometimes comparison leaves us wondering whether we have anything worthwhile to offer. When the question becomes “Am I enough?” Jesus invites us to bring…
Read →
A Minute in the Word
Wouldn't it be wonderful if God gave us a cloud to follow? In Numbers 9, the Israelites knew when to move and when to…
Read →
Questions We Ask God?
A childhood memory of Sunday school beneath a maple tree leads to a question we may still ask as adults: Jesus loves me? How…
Read →
Did You Notice
Aaron's explanation to Moses sounds remarkably like a child caught beside a broken lamp. But behind his rather unbelievable excuse lies a serious lesson…
Read →
Did You Notice
We are invited to come freely to God, to call Him Father, and to bring Him every concern. But sometimes familiarity can quietly steal…
Read →
Did You Notice
The boundary around Mount Sinai had already been established, yet the Lord sent Moses back to warn the people again. This easily overlooked exchange…
Read →
A Minute in the Word
Have you ever opened your Bible, prayed, and wondered why the Lord seems so distant? There are seasons when our hearts feel dry, even…
Read →
Questions We Ask God?
What do you do when you love someone deeply but do not know how to help? Psalm 86 speaks to the fear, guilt, and…
Read →
A Minute in the Word
When someone you love is hurting and every choice feels heavy, Psalm 86 gives words for the weary heart. This devotional reflects on God’s…
Read →
A Minute in the Word
Ancient people looked to the storm and asked who ruled the heavens. From Baal and Mount Carmel to Daniel’s vision and Jesus before the…
Read →
Did You Notice
Sarah’s age at death is a detail we might read past. Yet behind those 127 years is a woman who waited, doubted, believed, and…
Read →
A Minute in the Word
Sometimes we refuse to believe what we see because believing it would break our hearts. Scripture reminds us that love and discernment belong together,…
Read →
A Minute in the Word
We may picture life turning out a certain way, but Scripture never promised us a rose garden. What God did promise was something far…
Read →
Did You Notice
The word “so” in John 3:16 is easy to pass over. Yet it does more than describe the depth of God’s love. It shows…
Read →
A Minute in the Word
udas walked with Jesus, yet familiarity never became faith. His story warns us about concealed sin and shows us where our guilt must go:…
Read →
Did You Notice
Before Lot’s wife looked back, the angels had already taken her by the hand and led her outside Sodom. This devotional considers an easily…
Read →
A Minute in the Word
Sometimes obedience feels less like courage and more like a pounding heart and a whispered, “Lord, help me.” A nervous prayer at a Thanksgiving…
Read →
A Minute in the Word
Some mornings the Bible is open, the coffee is hot, and the words come easily. Other mornings leave us wondering what happened to the…
Read →
A Minute in the Word
We do not have to bring God the edited version of ourselves. He already knows what we would rather hide, and His grace meets…
Read →
A Minute in the Word
Forever is almost impossible to imagine. Our minds look for an edge, but eternity has none. Jesus asks us to trust His promise of…
Read →A Minute in the Word
John 3:16 is so familiar that we can repeat it without stopping to hear what it is saying. God did not merely tell us…
Read →
Questions We Ask God?
What do we do when we believe God, yet still struggle with doubt? The desperate father in Mark 9 shows us that faith does…
Read →A Minute in the Word
Explore Matthew 17:24–27 and discover what the fish and the coin reveal about Jesus’ authority, humility, and gracious use of freedom.
Read →A Minute in the Word
When all you can pray is “Lord, help me,” the Canaanite woman’s faith shows us that we can still trust Christ’s mercy.
Read →A Minute in the Word
I heard a lyric recently that stayed with me long after the song ended: “Just to reach you, I would stand in line.” It…
Read →A Minute in the Word
She sat at the kitchen table with her laptop open and her phone beside it. Everyone else had gone to bed, but she was…
Read →
Did You Notice
The Bible contains sixty-six books written across centuries, yet it tells one unified story. Follow its cross-references and discover how all Scripture points to…
Read →A Minute in the Word
“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.”Hebrews 13:8 Picture a woman sitting across the table from a close friend, stirring a cup…
Read →A Minute in the Word
Scripture tells us that one day we will see the Lord face to face. Paul wrote, “For now we see in a mirror, dimly,…
Read →A Minute in the Word
We say it almost without thinking. We say it to the cashier as we leave the store, to a friend at the end of…
Read →A Minute in the Word
“My brethren, do not hold the faith of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Lord of glory, with partiality.” James 2:1 NKJV “Have you not…
Read →
Christian Doctrine
“Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the…
Read →Questions We Ask God?
In a world filled with religions, spiritual teachers, and many different claims about how we can know God, it is natural to ask, “Lord,…
Read →Questions We Ask God?
When did Satan fall, and why was he allowed in the garden? Scripture does not answer every question, but it assures us that Satan…
Read →Questions We Ask God?
This is one of those questions many believers have asked, even if we have only whispered it in the quiet places of our hearts.…
Read →Questions We Ask God?
There are questions we ask God that do not come from a theology book. They rise from hospital rooms, funeral services, empty chairs, and…
Read →Questions We Ask God?
n a world filled with changing opinions and competing voices, how can we know God’s Word is true? Scripture reminds us that the Bible…
Read →Questions We Ask God?
Can we trust the Bible we hold today? Manuscript evidence, ancient discoveries, and the faithfulness of God give us strong reason to believe that…
Read →Questions We Ask God?
When heaven seems silent and prayers appear unanswered, Scripture reminds us that God has not forgotten His children. We may not understand what He…
Read →A Minute in the 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…
Read →
Did You Notice
After Noah entered the ark, God waited seven more days before sending the flood. Those quiet days remind us that God is patient and…
Read →
Did You Notice
Why did Moses place sacrificial blood on the right ear, thumb, and big toe? This unusual detail in Leviticus points to a life wholly…
Read →A Minute in the Word
Scripture records several people being raised from the dead, but each one eventually died again. Jesus rose never to die again, and through Him,…
Read →A Minute in the Word
Before sharing a Bible verse, it is worth pausing to ask what it actually says and what it means in context.
Read →A Minute in the Word
When Jesus declared, “It is finished,” He announced that the work of redemption had been fully accomplished.
Read →Seeing Christ in Scripture
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…
Read →A Minute in the Word
Have you ever opened your Bible and wondered whether a few minutes in God’s Word could really make a difference? That is the purpose…
Read →A Minute in the Word
God formed Adam from the dust of the ground, but it was not until He breathed into him that Adam became a living being.…
Read →A Minute in the Word
There are times when we come before the Lord and do not know what to say. In those quiet moments, Scripture can give voice…
Read →A Minute in the Word
When Samuel raised the Ebenezer stone, it was more than a marker of victory. It was a reminder that the Lord had helped His…
Read →
Humor in the Bible
Elijah’s pointed humor exposed Baal’s complete helplessness.
Read →A Minute in the Word
Noah, Moses, Elijah, and Jesus each experienced forty days and forty nights. Their circumstances differed, yet each season became a time of testing, preparation,…
Read →A Minute in the Word
1 Kings 19:11-12 Elijah had just stood on Mount Carmel and watched the Lord answer by fire. The prophets of Baal had been exposed,…
Read →