Joshua 1:8 One the most important commands God gave to the Jewish people was to remember His Word at all times. A command He gives to us as well. But why? God doesn’t tell us to keep His Word close just to test our obedience. It’s because He knows how quickly our hearts drift when… Continue reading January 22nd – Joshua 1:8
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January 14th – Psalm 27:14
Psalm 27:14 Billy Graham once said, “Each life is made up of mistakes, and learning, waiting, and growing, practicing patience and being persistent.” Waiting has never come easy for me, especially when my heart is hurting. Or worse yet, when I’m watching someone I love walk through pain I can’t fix. In a world that… Continue reading January 14th – Psalm 27:14
January 12th – Romans 8:1
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
January 10th – Hebrews 12:2
Hebrews 12:2 When I was a little girl and life felt overwhelming, my Grandma was always the first person I turned to. No matter what I was facing, her response never changed. She would listen patiently, then gently say, “Honey, tough times don’t last, tough people do. Pray.” Hard seasons are part of life, and… Continue reading January 10th – Hebrews 12:2
January 6th – Psalm 130:5
Psalm 130:5 A new year brings new hope for the Lord’s glorious return. Yet as the day grows closer, the world grows darker. And as prophesied, we as a people have become more divided. Anger, hatred, and selfishness, are the traits of the day, as the love of many grows cold. With everything happening around… Continue reading January 6th – Psalm 130:5
December 30th – John 1:9
John 1:9 After Christmas ends and the lights come down, many of us feel an unexpected letdown. The decorations are packed away, the music grows quiet, and the world feels less bright. What once felt magical now feels ordinary again. Some of us carry unanswered prayers into the new year. While others carry a loneliness… Continue reading December 30th – John 1:9
December 28th – Roman 15:13
Romans 15:13 Now that Christmas is over, the rush of decorating, buying presents, and preparing all the delicious food has come to an end. It feels like a calm after the storm, right? The tree might be coming down, the lights packed away, and the gifts exchanged, but there’s something that still lingers. Something deeper… Continue reading December 28th – Roman 15:13
December 26th – Hebrews 13:18
Hebrews 13:18 The day after Christmas often carries a quiet letdown, as the lights dim and the celebrations fade. The tree comes down, the anticipation is gone, and normal life begins to creep back in. But Hebrews 13:18 reminds us that faith is meant to be lived out with sincerity, not just felt in special… Continue reading December 26th – Hebrews 13:18
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 22nd- Luke 2:27-28
Luke 2:27-28 In Luke we learn about Simeon, a man who waited with eager hope for the promise of his Savior, Jesus Christ. Parents know that same kind of waiting on Christmas morning. When eager little ones wake up at the crack of dawn because they simply can’t wait one minute longer. Their excitement spills… Continue reading December 22nd- Luke 2:27-28
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