Devotional Archives for Your Daily Bible Verse
When God gives you his peace, it transcends everything you’re going through.
We can choose to trust God with our lives even when we don’t like the decisions being made for us.
We can trust that at the right time and in the right way, the Holy Spirit will tell us what to say and how to say it.
Yes, God cares about our cares, even the littlest ones.
Romans 8:28 is often misunderstood as a promise of getting what we want, but in reality, it's about God working for our good in ways that may not make sense to us. This verse reveals three powerful truths that offer a deeper understanding of God's purpose and plan for our lives, reminding us that He is always at work, even when things don't feel like they're going well.
Are we ready to give a passionate defense for our faith?
The article "Don't Pray Like a Pharisee" by Joe McKeever critiques the hypocritical prayer habits of the Pharisees in the Bible, highlighting four key characteristics that distinguish their prayers from genuine faith. By examining these traits and offering an alternative approach to prayer, the author encourages readers to move beyond superficial expressions of devotion and cultivate a deeper, more meaningful relationship with God.
A group of women studying the Bible discovered a paradoxical verse that left them puzzled - "He will sit as a refiner and purifier of silver" (Malachi 3:3). As they delved deeper, one woman observed a silversmith's process, realizing that God's refining fire is not about comfort, but about transforming our character through trials.
Seek first the kingdom—not for your gain, but for your good.
Sometimes acting in faith may come naturally for us and other times we may need to borrow our neighbor's faith.