Category: Sunday Devotional

The book of Revelation has easily become one of my favorites in the Bible. What used to trigger feelings of doom and gloom now offers hope and an everlasting peace that can only come from above. As I have grown in my knowledge of God and experienced His nature and love, it is no longer…

It seems like an oxymoron—two separate and completely different experiences existing in a single moment. Can we really rejoice in suffering? James seems to think so.

Harvest season typically begins in late summer or early fall and ends in early winter, depending on the crop and climate. But how do you prepare for harvest? What happens in the months before?

Many of us are settled into our routines. We rise early and allow the sun to kiss our faces. The aroma of coffee fills the home as we light our favorite seasonal candle. We turn on our favorite worship playlist from our smart device to set the tone as we cozy up in our chosen…

Is Jesus really all we need? In a world of seemingly unlimited ambition, mounting debt, mental and emotional health struggles, and social disparities, the idea that God is all we need can seem like wishful thinking. But is it?

The Lord is faithful and true. His love covers us with His righteousness, and His mercies are new every morning. For He is patient with us, consistently calling us to Himself. Like a good Father, He does not desire for any of us to perish but to find rest, safety, and comfort in Him.

There is a lot of noise happening in the world. The news is on a twenty-four-hour loop, the rumor mill runs rampant, and opinion theology underscores viral think pieces trending on social media. However, as disciples, we must consistently evaluate our lives to determine if we are living a Colossians 3:17 life. So the question…

When I think of July, I think about basking in the beginning of the end of summer. Family cookouts are still underway as children play jump rope in the street. I think about sitting on the back patio listening to the sounds of the season while drinking a cool glass of freshly squeezed lemonade. Ahhh,…

Light. The tiniest flicker of a candle cannot be hidden. That’s how powerful light is. The words beautifully expressed in Psalm 67 come from the Aaronic Blessing in Numbers 6:24-26. This blessing was pronounced upon the people by the High Priest of Israel. When God shines on us, we must shine bright for God.

Do you know how a flower blooms? It begins with the activation of a single protein triggered by increased daylight. Then, other proteins are activated, triggering 1,000 other genes involved in the flowering process. Some of those genes signal leaf growth to stop and flower production to begin. What is even more interesting is that…