Daily Devotionals

These stories teach us that even when something is promised to us, we still have to pray for God’s promises.

David was clearly not poor, but like Moses, he turned to God from a place of humility, begging God to hear his prayer out of grace.

Many people have often wondered why God picked Moses to be His chosen leader. However, when we look at the Bible, the truth is that in a way Moses chose God.

While our service takes on different forms today, we can still look at their “morning routine” as a paradigm for how we should begin every day serving God.

God is simply waiting for us to ask for what we want. He is waiting for us to be connected to our deepest needs and to have the courage to turn to Him.

Doubt is not a sign of weakness, but rather a sign of faith.

We, too, can be assured of God’s love for us. Because we are the apple of His eye, we know that He is always lovingly and protectively watching over us.

We are wired to be joyful and content—it’s only when our worry-filled thoughts get in the way that we sabotage the joy that is rightfully ours.

It is easy to say the repetitive words by rote, forgetting that prayer gives us the power to transform every moment of our lives into a holy experience.

When we are in pain, we are in pain completely. That is when we need to invite God into our pain.

God wants our prayers because He wants us to be the best versions of ourselves.

Like everything we do is failing, it’s because God is trying to get our attention and steer us in another direction—one that leads back to Him.