Daily Devotionals


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God Will Free Us

Remember to ask yourself during Passover, "How much of my life is lived by choice and not by chance". Celebrate & exercise freedom.
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Matzah by Any Name

The matzah the Israelites ended up with is the matzah that we eat today in remembrance of their freedom from slavery.
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Deserts Like Eden

Just as God was faithful to turn Israel’s “wastelands into gardens of the Lord,” He will be faithful to His promises to you.
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The Price of True Freedom

Celebrate your freedom today, as the psalmist says, by running toward God’s precepts and His Word.
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The Power of the Silent Scream

Let’s remember to cry out to God in our own personal times of trouble. Yet, let us also be keenly aware that so many people close to us and around the globe are screaming out in silence.
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Love the Servant

So let’s make it our focus this week to ensure that we treat everyone—especially those who serve us—with the respect, kindness, honesty, and the dignity that they deserve.
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Living the Golden Rule

No one chooses to be hurt, but we do get to choose what we do with the experience. We can allow our experiences to change us into hateful, resentful, and ultimately, vengeful people. Or, we can use our hurt as a catalyst for becoming more empathetic, compassionate, and kind people.
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Buy the Truth

Maybe this is what Zechariah meant when he called God’s Holy City “the city of truth.” The battle for Jerusalem is a battle for truth.
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When We Sin

The goal of the sin offerings was to draw us closer to God, to bring us into His presence. Because when we sin, it usually means that we forgot about Him.
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Practice Thankfulness

Scripture teaches us that we have to cultivate our gratitude to God for all parts of life. Every experience is a reason to be grateful and a reason to practice thankfulness.
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Our True Essence

we must serve God with our own true essence. Our worship must be “salted” to bring out our unique gifts. Honey, which masks and conceals, should have no place in our relationship with God.
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An Offering to the Lord

Just as God cares for the widow and the orphan, so must we. In other words, we draw close to God by giving to others.