Daily Devotional

Our current Sunday morning messages, “What Did Jesus Say and Do” focus our attention on the many ways we Jesus followers should care for each other. “Bear one another’s burdens, […]

I have been reading Abandonment to Divine Providence by Jean-Pierre de Caussade. It can be a tough old book to wade through, but one truth keeps standing out: see each

God likes to play hide and seek. Not because He wants to stay hidden, but because He wants us to seek Him. “[Christ,] in whom are hidden all the treasures

A woman should learn in quietness and full submission.” 1 Timothy 2:11 (NIV) “Quietness and full submission.” These words can stir up strong reactions in today’s culture. Telling a woman

There are seasons when God feels near, when His voice seems clear, and when our prayers feel alive. But there are also times when He seems quiet, when the joy

I personally love the rain. I love the sound and the smell of it. I love how fresh the air feels after a good rainfall. But my favorite moment? When

John Newton’s life is a powerful picture of redemption. Once deeply involved in the slave trade, Newton was a man hardened by sin and self-interest. But God’s mercy reached him,

William Temple, a former Archbishop of Canterbury, understood the impact our view of God has on our faith. Pastor Trevor Hudson paraphrased him, saying, “If your image of God is

One of my favorite verses is Romans 8:28. No matter what I’m facing, this verse reminds me of God’s sovereignty and His goodness: • My whole household is sick… And

“Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry.” – James 1:19We live in a world that loves to talk. Opinions are shared instantly, debates

Previously, he told us he is a servant of the Gospel (Colossians 1:23), and now he tells us he is a servant of the church (Colossians 1:24). All with the