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
Tag: Peace
January 19th – John 16:33
John 16:33 On this side of heaven, a trouble-free life was never promised. In fact, Jesus told us plainly that hardship, sorrow, and trials would be part of our journey. Especially if we choose to follow Him. There will be moments when life feels heavy, unfair, and overwhelming. And there will be seasons when peace… Continue reading January 19th – John 16:33
December 10th – John 4:14
John 4:14 At Christmastime, I’m reminded that Jesus isn’t just a baby in a manger. He is the Living Water for my soul, poured out in love for a thirsty world. When life feels dry and my heart feels weary, I come to Him and drink, and suddenly I feel hope rising again. Jesus doesn’t… Continue reading December 10th – John 4:14
December 9th – Luke 2:7
Luke 2:7 The birth of Jesus isn’t just a sweet, sentimental story. It’s a real moment in history when love stepped out of heaven and into our broken world. God didn’t send an idea or a lesson, He sent His Son in the flesh. There were real cities, real places, and real people who witnessed… Continue reading December 9th – Luke 2:7
December 8th – John 5:15
John 5:15 Christmas is a busy season. So it’s easy to get wrapped up in decorating, baking, and buying, forgetting that the real joy of the season flows from staying connected to Jesus. Just like branches need the vine to stay alive, we need His presence to stay steady, peaceful, and full. When we try… Continue reading December 8th – John 5:15
December 7th – John 6:35
John 6:35 Every Christmas, I find myself in the kitchen making my favorite cranberry bread, filling the house with the warm, sweet smell of the baked goodness. Fresh bread can fill a hungry stomach, but it doesn’t touch the deeper hunger in our hearts. That’s where Jesus meets us. He calls Himself the Bread of… Continue reading December 7th – John 6:35
December 3rd – Isaiah 9:6
Isaiah 9:6 Max Lucado once said, “Because of Bethlehem, we have a Savior in heaven who understands our struggles and brings peace to our storms.” We often think peace means everything finally settles, the stress fades, and life becomes quiet. But real peace isn’t the absence of problems, it’s the presence of Christ right in… Continue reading December 3rd – Isaiah 9:6
December 2nd – John 8:12
John 8:12 One of my favorite things about the season is driving around the neighborhood and seeing all the houses glowing with colorful Christmas lights. Jesus called Himself the Light of the world, and at Christmas, that name feels even more meaningful. We decorate our homes with twinkling lights, but He’s the One who brings… Continue reading December 2nd – John 8:12
December 1st – Matthew 1:23
Matthew 1:23 One of the names of Jesus is, “Emmanuel, God with us.” A most beautiful and intimate truth of Scripture, and Matthew 1:23 brings it to the center of the Christmas story. For it shares how that God didn’t stay distant or unreachable. Instead, He stepped into our world, our struggles, and our humanity.… Continue reading December 1st – Matthew 1:23
November 26th – Hebrews 13:15
Hebrews 13:15 The day before Thanksgiving can be a hectic one. There are lists to finish, meals to prepare, and a house that suddenly needs more attention than usual. But Hebrews 13:15 gently pulls us back to what matters most. And that’s offering God a continual sacrifice of praise. Not just praise that comes easily… Continue reading November 26th – Hebrews 13:15
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