Devotionals

Stay in Your Lane

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Many people spend their lives trying to become someone that they hope to be — as opposed to the person that they actually are. But contentment (peace of mind; mental and emotional satisfaction) only comes when we stay and flourish in our assigned lane.

For Our Benefit

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Do you know that sometimes the Holy Spirit will tell us things that we're not supposed to share? For example, we might discern something "less than positive" about someone — but it would be unwise for us to share that information with them (or other people).

Right Where We Are

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No one is perfect. At some point we've all hurt someone; we’ve all made foolish decisions; we've all told lies; and we've all had bad thoughts. The fact is — for the rest of our earthly lives — we‘ll have to crucify our ungodly desires on a daily basis. Our sinful nature never goes away; we simply become better at dominating it.

Don't Lean on Them

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It's human nature for us to desire a shoulder to lean on. But when that shoulder belongs to another human being, we are bound to be disappointed.

He Has Already Said "Yes"

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On December 4, 1956, TIME magazine featured an article on Everet Storms; a school teacher and Bible student living in Kitchener, Ontario, who counted how many promises there were in the Bible. During his 27th reading of the Word, he concluded that there were 7,487 biblical promises made by God to mankind.

The Confident Woman

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Confidence is something that many women struggle with — even women in ministry. No matter their age, level of success, educational attainment, and beauty — countless women question their worth.

Is It a "God" Idea?

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Every appealing opportunity is not from God. The devil can – and will – send "ministerial" opportunities, high profile relationships, and money making ideas that God never intended for you.

His Likeness, Not Ours

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It's common for people to proudly boast that they are finally becoming their "true selves." In the Kingdom of God, however, maturity is measured by the extent to which we become less of ourselves, and more like Christ. He is our identity.

Will You Give Your Best?

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No matter how long we've been spiritually born again, people will get on our "last nerve" from time to time! It's in these moments, however, that we discover how "saved" we really are.