Devotional Archives for Encouragement for Today
A woman shares her personal story of struggling with the idol of certainty and how she found rest in the love of Jesus, who is described as a garment that can "sink deep into" and provide comfort in dark and uncertain places. She encourages readers to let go of worthless things and find rest in Jesus' love, using Matthew 11:28-29 as a reference.
This devotional post discusses the theme of bitterness and how it can affect our lives. The author shares a personal story about feeling overwhelmed by bitterness and struggling to find peace, but ultimately finds comfort in God's steadfast love and faithfulness. The post encourages readers to reflect on their own areas of life where they may be experiencing bitterness and invites them to let God's love cover those areas. It also provides biblical references and resources for further study and connection.
This is a devotion from the website of Proverbs 31 Ministries, written by Lysa TerKeurst. The title of the devotion is not provided in the text, but based on the content, it appears to be about the importance of showing up for others with compassion and kindness, especially when they are going through difficult times.
There is no abstract provided in the text. The text appears to be a promotional email or webpage for Proverbs 31 Ministries, with a focus on encouraging women to know and live the Truth of God's Word. It includes a countdown to a fundraising deadline, a call to action to donate, and an invitation to share personal stories of how the ministry has impacted their lives.
You’re being upheld by the righteous right hand of the Father, and there’s no storm strong enough to take you under while you’re in His care.
There is no abstract provided in the text. The text appears to be a devotion or a blog post from Proverbs 31 Ministries, and it does not include an abstract or a summary of the content.
This is a Christmas devotion from Proverbs 31 Ministries, featuring a passage from John 16:33 and John 8:12, along with a prayer request for readers to share their own prayers in the comments section. The devotion emphasizes the importance of following Jesus as the light of the world, bringing peace and hope in a dark world.
This devotional is based on the book of Ezekiel, specifically chapter 3. The author reflects on how God's faithfulness and love are not limited to times of prosperity or success, but also in difficult seasons when we feel dry and disconnected from Him. The author encourages readers to trust God even when they don't feel His presence, and to pray for spiritual renewal and revival.
The article is a devotion from Proverbs 31 Ministries, written by Nicki Koziarz. The title of the devotion is "To the Woman Who Feels Like She's Fighting Alone." In this message, Nicki shares her personal struggles with feeling overwhelmed and alone in her walk with God, but also offers practical advice on how to invite others into our heavy places. The three main suggestions from Nicki are: 1. Surround yourself with Truth: Remind yourself of God's promises and Word to help you see things from a different perspective. 2. Show up for others: Consistently encourage and support those around you, whether it's through small acts of kindness or being present in their lives. 3. Ask with grace:
The article discusses the importance of trusting God in uncertain situations. It shares a personal story about the author's experience with planning and decision-making, where they felt overwhelmed and unsure of what to do. The author reflects on how God's presence and guidance can help us navigate difficult times. Key points: * Trusting God is essential in uncertain situations * God's presence and guidance can provide comfort and direction * We can ask God to enter into the planning or decision-making process with us * Taking a moment to thank and honor God for His presence and guidance can be a powerful way to trust Him The article also mentions an upcoming online Bible study called "Trustworthy: Overcoming Our Greatest Struggles to Trust God" by Lysa Ter