Category: Devotionals
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Come to Me — Finding Rest in Matthew 11:28
Jesus quotes Jeremiah’s promise of rest for a reason — this isn’t about circumstances getting lighter, it’s about which road you’re walking, and whether it was built to carry weight or add to it.
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Humbled Under God’s Hand (1 Peter 5:6)
Humbled Under God’s Hand — a short reflection on 1 Peter 5:6 and what it actually means to release control of your own timeline. Today’s Daily Bible Verse post.
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Continuing in the Word (John 8:32)
“And you will know the truth, and the truth will make you free.” A look at what it means to actually continue in Christ’s word — not just study it, but stay in it.
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Psalm 121:2 — Where Real Help Comes From
My help comes from the LORD, Who made heaven and earth. A look at Psalm 121:2 and what it means to name the real source of help before the day gets hard.
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Psalm 18:2 — The Lord Is My Rock
David wrote Psalm 18:2 after years of being hunted by Saul — and named God as his rock, fortress, and stronghold while the danger was still real. A look at what that means when your own circumstances haven’t resolved yet.
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Psalm 100:5 — Good, Loving, and Faithful to Every Generation
A short reflection on Psalm 100:5 — how God’s goodness and faithfulness are stated as fixed truths, not conclusions drawn from our circumstances.
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John 1:14 — The Word Became Flesh
John 1:14 — the Word became flesh and dwelt among us. A look at what the incarnation actually means, and why grace and truth were never meant to compete.
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Matthew 6:19 — Where Moth and Rust Destroy
A daily reflection on Matthew 6:19 — what Jesus meant by treasure that moths and rust destroy, and where our security actually rests.
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A New Commandment: What Love Actually Costs (John 13:34)
Jesus gave this command hours before His arrest, knowing exactly who would betray and deny Him. What that means for how we’re called to love the people who let us down.
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Romans 6:5 — United With Him in Death and Resurrection
Paul says union with Christ makes the resurrection certain — not because today is easy, but because the certainty was never resting on how today goes.