Daily Devotionals

If these people can go through so much difficulty to take care of the needy when no one else will, then the least that we can do is to step up and do our part when it comes with hardly any difficulty at all.

If we really want to improve and continue to grow, we should welcome and be open to rebuke, not feel bad about it.

Now we know the secret of the righteousness of the kings of Israel. Just imagine if this was a requirement of our world leaders today!

God has no needs. God does not need us to worship Him. But God demands that we give Him our best.

Sometimes, overcoming the ways that we bribe our hearts takes courage. It takes self-awareness and honesty.

We must do whatever we can to protect the “gates” of our soul and carefully judge what enters through our eyes and ears.

Our mission — and our privilege — is to make the bitter sweet by growing, changing foor the better, and finding the good in every situation.

When there is tragedy and need, the image of God is suffering. God suffers, too. But we can honour God by honouring His image.

We survived for 2,000 years because we are God’s treasured possession, chosen to shine His light to the world.

We honour Him not only by worshiping Him, but by rejoicing in His presence and enjoying the blessings that He has given us.

When we seek God and find Him, He dwells within us. Like the Temple in Jerusalem, in our hearts we become the place that He has chosen.

God has confidence in us. He expects us to succeed. He’s telling us, “When you obey my commandments, I will bless you.”