Welcome to our collection of Bible devotions, designed to nourish your spirit and deepen your faith. Each devotion offers insights and reflections on Scripture, encouraging you to draw closer to God in your daily life. May these readings inspire you to live out your faith with renewed purpose and joy.

Devotions

Living with Contentment

Living with Contentment

Regardless of the circumstances we find ourselves in, or the challenges we face each day, our purpose is more than just survival; it’s about finding genuine contentment in where we are.  It isn’t about attaining perfection or checking off every item on our to-do list.

Daddy

Daddy

One morning a few years back I was dropping Liya, my then-4-year-old daughter, off at her preschool. The director gently scolded me by telling my daughter to “remind her father to give her a jacket on such a cold day.”

Memories with My Dad

Memories with My Dad

As a proud veteran of the United States Marine Corps, my father loves to reminisce about his time in service. It was only fitting that our morning runs together were led with cadence calls.

Holding Daddy’s Hand

Holding Daddy’s Hand

Father’s Day brings to mind one afternoon, many years ago, when I took my two little boys to the mall so I could buy a pair of dress shoes.

Promise of the Father

Promise of the Father

We have all made promises to those we care about. As a father, I often reassure my kids: “Yes, when you turn 10, you can have a bigger bike,” or “Yes, next year you can play that sport,” or “Yes, at the end of the school week, you can watch that movie.”

Overcoming Condemnation

Overcoming Condemnation

In life’s journey, condemnation emerges as a relentless adversary both externally and internally. Externally, it crushes us with unattainable societal and religious standards, while internally, it feeds on our failure to be who we know we should be.

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