Posts with the tag “devotions”

As I sit down to reflect today, my heart feels so heavy. It seems that no matter where I go, I see so much suffering. Homelessness, addiction, crime, deceit . . . where has the goodness gone? . . .  Read More

To this day, the worst gift I’ve ever received was a Furby. A horrid little fuzzy robot with creepy, blinking bug eyes and the most obnoxious voice.  Read More

Wait silently before God and trust in him alone. He, alone, is our Refuge, our Shelter, our Fortress. When you do this, you will be able to say, "In you alone, God, I will not be moved."  Read More

Walk through this prayer from Paul, and apply it to your own life.   Read More

God's voice is often a whisper among the chaos and confusion. We can train ourselves to listen for God to communicate when we wait and are still. Do we hear his voice?  Read More

What do we do in the midst of battles? One of our jobs is to boast in the Lord and praise him for things he will do, and continue to praise him, no matter the outcome of our circumstances.   Read More

Your daily relationship with the Lord in God's Word allows your roots to grow deeper and deeper into the love and life of Jesus Christ.   Read More

Grab your Alone With God journal as you're headed to church today, or sit down with it wherever you are watching the linked message and take notes on the Day 7 page.  Read More

Join Tricia as she gives encouragement for the "What Am I Grateful For?" page in your Alone With God Journal, and prays from James 1:17.  Read More

In this Encountering The Father, Daisy gets to the heart of the matter. Are you really praying? Join her in this insightful and encouraging Journal Guide.  Read More

Day one in your Alone With God journal is titled "This Week" and is designed to center on your week ahead with prayer and a spiritual focus. Join Tricia in this journal guide and prayer from the encouragement in Psalm 141:2.  Read More

Remember to take your Alone With God journal to church with you. It's designed with areas to take notes, write key points and verses, and a section to write prayers for the week. If you can't attend church, please watch the message below and use your journal page.  Read More

The "What Am I Grateful For" page in the Alone With God journal is a great way to recap your answered prayers and to be thankful for the past week. Join Tricia as she encourages you to "get past the blank lines" and get to the good stuff. Be sure to read Ephesians 3:18-19.  Read More

How are we living our lives? Are we operating out of the understanding that we are handcrafted by God, deeply loved, and created for a unique purpose? What would our lives look like if we lived life through the lens that we have been bought and paid for? Join Daisy on the Encountering The Father page as she reflects on 1 Corinthians 6:19-20.   Read More

Day one in your Alone With God journal is titled "This Week" and is designed to center on your week ahead with prayer and a spiritual focus. Join Tricia in this journal guide and prayer from the encouragement in Romans 12:2.  Read More

Remember to take your Alone With God journal to church with you. It's designed with areas to take notes, write key points and verses, and a section to write prayers for the week. If you can't attend church, please watch the message below and use your journal page.  Read More

Join Tricia and Daisy as they walk through the "What Am I Grateful For This Week?" page in the Alone With God Journal, and pray Lamentations 3:22-23.  Read More

Join Tricia and Daisy as they review the "What Am I Grateful For This Week?" page in the Alone With God journal and pray Psalm 100:1-4.  Read More

Remember to take your Alone With God journal to church with you. It's designed with areas to write key points and verses, and area to write prayers for the week. If you can't attend church, please watch the message below and use your journal page.  Read More

Join Daisy and Tricia as they review and pray on the "What Am I Grateful For This Week?" page in the Alone With God journal.  Read More

Join Daisy as she shares her heart for the Alone With God journal and prays a prayer of thanksgiving.   Read More

Be sure to bring your Alone With God journal to church so you can take notes, write key points and verses, and pray for the week ahead. If you can't attend church, please watch the message below and use your journal page.  Read More

It is in our time alone with God that we become transformed as we listen and respond to what the Holy Spirit impresses on our hearts through God’s Living Word. This devo is from the “Alone With God” series in the first message titled, "Get Alone With God."  Read More

Hebrews 6:19 (NIV) "19 We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure." Lord, thank you for hope. Thank you that your hope never disappoints me. Thank you that you pour out your love for me through the power of the Holy Spirit. Thank you that I know every day I can face what comes because I have the faith and the confidence and the hope that you are my help and my shield. In Jesus' name, amen.  Read More

When Jesus called Simon Peter and Andrew and told them, "Come, follow me," they immediately responded to this official call to discipleship. Have you heard Jesus calling you? How will you respond?   Read More

What's in a name? When that name is Jesus - everything is in that name! There's only one gift that is eternally important - the gift of Jesus. "God is Salvation." What does that name mean to you personally?  Read More

Grab your Bible and spend some time meditating on Psalm 27.  Read More

With all the word-noise and media manipulation, we've got to guard our hearts.  Read More

Take a few minutes to reflect on these crescendo verses in Ephesians 3:20-21. ALL GLORY TO GOD...   Read More

Is Jesus Christ Sufficient or not? If he is sufficient, then why are we following rules and regulations that have been created by man-made religion instead of growing in our identification and union with Jesus Christ?  Read More

Jesus says, "Come to me." In this devotion, dive deep into these famous verses from Matthew Chapter 11.   Read More