We all know what it feels like to wait with anticipation—a new baby, a new job, a new chapter. As believers, we also live in expectation of Christ's return. But while we wait for His second coming, remember that Christ isn't just our future hope—He is our sanctuary today.
Read MoreWhat began as a simple set of prayers for people seeking spiritual help grew into a powerful tool for personal freedom. These early prayers eventually became The Steps to Freedom in Christ, a discipleship resource now used by believers around the world.
Read MoreHave you ever wondered what people find when they come to you in their time of need? This devotional explores what it means to reflect Christ's gentle heart in a world often marked by judgment and condemnation.
Read MoreWhat would you do if fear no longer held you back? Drawing from personal experience and the truth of 2 Timothy 1:7, this encouraging devotional reminds believers that God has given us a spirit of power, love, and sound judgment—not fear.
Read MoreWe are citizens of heaven, living in the "already but not yet." While we wait with anticipation to meet the Lord Jesus face-to-face, our calling in the present remains clear: to grow, to serve, and to be excellent stewards of everything He has placed in our hands. Read more to discover how we can turn our anticipation into active faithful service today.
Read MoreAs you submit to God’s leading, you can be certain—absolutely confident—that God will complete that which He started in you.
Read MoreWhen we recognize that we are already hidden in Christ, He becomes our fortress or place of safety instead of the illegitimate, sinful strongholds developed earlier in life. Then, we trust that he is truly our only safe place, our fortress in times of trouble.
Read MoreYou can know theology and be arrogant, but you cannot know God and be arrogant! Knowledge makes arrogance, but love edifies.
Read MoreDo you know why God the Father loves you? I hate to break it to you… it’s not because of how smart or beautiful you are. The Father loves you because you are His child through faith in Jesus Christ! And that can never change.
Read MoreKnowing who we are in Christ is the foundation for living free in Christ.
Read MoreYou must refuse to receive condemning charges from anyone, whether that’s the enemy, yourself, or others. When you do sin, accept conviction, then rely on Christ’s power and your union with Him to keep growing in Christ. God is for you and will graciously give you all you need!
Read MoreLet’s not confuse good events with God’s good promise to bring about our best through the good and bad of life in this fallen world. Remember: in the end, God wins! And since we are in Christ, we too are on the winning side.
Read MoreAcceptance and affirmation are two of the most basic needs we all have. Those who are accepted and affirmed will voluntarily be accountable to authority figures.
Read MoreOvercoming sin begins with knowing we are free from condemnation. We have to fully believe in the accomplished work of Christ, count on His mercy and grace, and approach His throne with confidence—knowing He will help us. Don’t wallow in condemnation!
Read MoreFollowing Jesus is not a guarantee of certain aspects of safety like physical health and well-being, financial security, or relational well-being. But having a relationship with Jesus and putting his teaching into practice is the most secure place in the universe, no matter what happens in the world around us.
Read MoreAnything less than Christ will leave you feeling like something is missing because anything less than Christ fails to fulfill your deepest longings and desires. But know this: In Christ, God totally fulfills and completes you.
Read MoreWe are able to live in peace and security knowing that our acceptance was accomplished by Christ alone. There is nothing left for us to pay. We’ve been redeemed and forgiven!
Read MoreHow does having access in one Spirit to the Father guide our approach to the problems our country is facing today? When we allow Him God bring our thinking under His direction, we are brought together. When we don’t ask God to take our side but get in line behind Him, we can experience peaceful unity.
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