Romans 8:1 Sadly, many times I’ve felt too dirty or ashamed to come before God. I feel pained by my sin, and weighed down by guilt that whispers I should hide instead of run to Him. Oh my head knows the truth. That when I confess and repent, God is faithful to forgive and remember… Continue reading January 12th – Romans 8:1
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December 25th – John 3:16
John 3:16 On this Christmas Day, John 3:16 feels especially personal to us all. For it reminds us that God’s love didn’t stay distant. It came close, and in the flesh. God loved the world so much that He gave His only Son, Jesus Christ. A gift which arrived quietly, wrapped in humility, and laid… Continue reading December 25th – John 3:16
December 6th – John 1:29
John 1:29 John called Jesus “the Lamb of God.” Every time I read those words, I’m reminded of how deeply personal God’s love truly is. In Scripture, a lamb was the sacrifice offered so that sin could be forgiven. And here is Jesus, God’s own precious Son, coming to take away the sin of the… Continue reading December 6th – John 1:29
October 28th – Titus 3:3
Titus 3:3 We all have a past, don’t we? Seasons where we wandered, made choices we regret, or chased things that left us empty. Titus 3:3 reminds us that we were once foolish, disobedient, and deceived. But that’s not where our story ends. God, in His endless mercy, stepped into our mess with grace that… Continue reading October 28th – Titus 3:3
October 6th – Ephesians 5:15-16
Ephesians 5:15-16 Time is one of the most precious gifts God has placed in our hands, yet it often slips away unnoticed. The days pass quickly, reminding us how fragile and fleeting life can be. Each sunrise whispers a gentle invitation to live with purpose. To wake up and remember that every moment truly matters.… Continue reading October 6th – Ephesians 5:15-16
September 23rd – Micah 6:8
Micah 6:8 Micah 6:8 is a beautiful reminder that God doesn’t expect complicated rituals or impossible perfection from us. He simply calls us to live with hearts that are dedicated to walking with Him. To walk humbly with God is to recognize our need for Him daily. It’s admitting that we don’t have it all… Continue reading September 23rd – Micah 6:8
September 17th – James 3:18
James 3:18 A harvest of righteousness doesn’t just happen. It grows from the seeds we choose to plant each day. When we plant words of peace instead of anger, encouragement instead of criticism, and forgiveness instead of bitterness, we are sowing seeds that will bear eternal fruit. Righteousness grows in the soil of a heart… Continue reading September 17th – James 3:18
May 26th – John 15:13
John 15:13 Today, we pause to remember the weight of sacrifice. Memorial Day is more than a long weekend. It’s a sacred moment to honor those who gave everything so we could live in freedom. It’s about brave men and women who laid down their lives, not for recognition, but out of love. That kind… Continue reading May 26th – John 15:13
April 16th – Luke 23:33-34
Luke 23:33-34 As Jesus hung on the cross, nails piercing His hands and feet, pain radiating through His body, and insults hurled like stones, He didn’t lash out. Instead, He prayed, “Father, forgive them.” In the middle of unthinkable suffering, He chose mercy. That’s the kind of Savior we have. One whose love runs deeper… Continue reading April 16th – Luke 23:33-34
April 14th – Matthew 26:47-50
Matthew 26:47-50 Betrayal cuts deep, especially when it comes from someone you love and trust. In Matthew 26:47–50, we see Jesus face Judas. The friend who once walked beside Him, dined at His table, and listened to His every word. And the friend who was about to hand Him over with a kiss. A symbol… Continue reading April 14th – Matthew 26:47-50
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