Have we forgotten the true meaning of grace? Today's devotion challenges the tendency to label others as 'evil' and explore the profound truth that everyone has a story worth understanding. Discover how God's unconditional love and grace can transform our perceptions and interactions with others. Let's build each other up in faith and love, just as Jesus taught us.

Are you ready to deepen your faith and extend God's love to those around you? Today's devotion explores where Jesus commands us to "Love each other as I have loved you." Reflect on how we can influence others beyond our immediate circles and make a lasting impact through intentional words and deeds. Discover the transformative power of God's love and learn practical ways to embody Christ's compassion and care in your daily life. Let's build His legacy together, one act of love at a time.

In a world where outrage often takes center stage, how do we, as Christians, respond in a way that reflects the heart of Christ? Inspired by Jesus' actions in the Temple and His compassion towards the immoral woman, we explore the delicate balance between righteous anger and unconditional love. Discover how to channel your emotions through a Christ-like lens, transforming anger into a force for good. Join us as we delve into practical steps for combating a spirit of anger and embracing the higher standard set by Jesus. Let's journey together towards a heart that mirrors His grace and patience.

In a world where moral compasses often seem lost, there lies a universal truth within each of us—a built-in sense of right and wrong. Whether shaped by loving parents, personal experiences, or an innate instinct, this guiding principle transcends religious boundaries. Today’s devotion explores the profound idea that our conscience is not merely a societal construct but a divine imprint, urging us toward a life of integrity and purpose. Discover how this intrinsic moral code can lead us all, regardless of faith, to a more just and compassionate world.

Have you ever found yourself questioning your path, wondering if you’re truly where you’re meant to be? Life’s journey can often feel like a marathon, filled with moments of doubt and uncertainty. We are seeking a life lived with purpose and faith despite the challenges. Having endurance and unwavering commitment reminds us to keep our eyes on the ultimate prize. Today's devotion is to help you find encouragement, support one another, and continue running our race with faith and determination.

Have you ever heard the saying, “You are what you eat?” Last night’s dinner was Red Robin, and thus, a bacon cheeseburger and broccoli filled my tummy. That’s rare because typically we are a chicken and fish-based family. I note this not because the conversation is about what you eat. What today’s topic is what are you filling your mind with. Is it books? Sports? Biblical knowledge? There are lots of answers to that question, and the focus should not be on just what you choose. The most important thing is the result. That’s what today’s devotion is about …

One of my favorite YouTube videos is a clip of a football player whose team had won a game against a team who was thought to be the far better team. As he gets to the microphone, he boasts, “To all the non-believers,” dedicating the win to the motivation provided by all those who doubted them. In life, we all have doubters. Most notably, they are the ones who seemed to have known you the longest. However, there are others who have always believed in the best for you. Today’s devotion is about one of those who has always believed …

My wife is an amazing knitter.  She can knit for hours as if it is just a minute in a day.  I never certain on what she is making, but there are few things I am certain about.  One, it is probably for one of the grandchildren, and two, it will be made with love and care.  There are many things we can be uncertain about.  Even the most ardent believer once either questioned whether there is a God.  What if you still have questions?  Well, that’s why we are on this journey, and in it, we can be certain of some things.  Here’s a place to start …

Everyone wants to win something.  Some people are so hung up on it that they will go as far as to say that second place is ‘the first loser.’  What’s worse, no one wants to feel like they are rewarded for just showing up.  It’s that latter part that bothers people on the topic of someone getting a ‘participation trophy.’  Sometimes, that criticism is totally warranted.  However, what about the child who tries something for the first time and has never gotten anything?  What if something becomes the start of a big thing?  There is something to be said for ‘just showing up’ particularly when there is effort behind it.  Today’s devotion is about how effort, no matter how big or small, leads to greater things …

We all have conversations about what is the greatest of all time. What is the greatest vacation you have been on? What’s the best moment of your life? The list could go on for days, but there can only be one ‘greatest’ of all. In our faith, what is the greatest of all? This special Tuesday edition of ‘Wednesday Wisdom’ explains exactly what that is …