Daily devotionals

A quiet word for the life in front of you.

Scripture, encouragement and prayer to help you meet each day with a heart turned toward God.

Alive to Tell It

Those stories are worth passing along to someone who needs hope.

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Washed Clean

He has promised to make us clean, and He keeps His word.

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Set Apart

Even so, He marks us as His own.

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Forgiven for What We Didn’t Know

God knew His people would stumble in ways they couldn’t even see.

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Face to Face

Whatever we’re carrying this Tuesday, it isn’t the last chapter.

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Days That Have an End

The God who numbers those days has His eye on ours, and He knows exactly when to bring them to a close.

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First Things First

It’s an invitation to let God set the order of our days.

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A Wall That Holds

When we feel worn down by resistance, we can lean on the One who keeps us on our feet.

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Light Along the Way

God has already scattered it along the path in front of us.

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A Blessed House

We can take His promises, hand them back to Him, and ask Him to bless those we love.

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Small Beginnings

God sees what they will become, and He knows exactly when to bring it about.

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Room to Grow

Still growing isn’t the same as failing; it’s simply how God made us.

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Corrected with Care

Correction from God is not rejection. His care remains present even in the places He is shaping.

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Tears Become Seed

God sees every faithful tear and can bring a harvest from what has been sown in sorrow.

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A Word Worth Heeding

Wisdom begins with receiving God’s Word as guidance, not simply information.

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Learning to Be Still

Stillness makes room for a heart to remember who God is.

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Come and Rest

Jesus meets weary people with an invitation, not another burden.

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Mercy for a New Morning

Yesterday does not get the final word when mercy meets the morning.

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