Daily Devotional Readings

We’ve all wrestled with that gnawing question: Am I really approved by God? Not just accepted, not just shown mercy, but truly approved—like a craftsman’s seal stamped on a masterpiece, a declaration that what stands before Him is without reproach. If you’re a grace believer who takes Paul seriously when he insists on rightly dividing

There’s this moment in Scripture that makes me stop and lean in—when Paul writes in Romans 8:16, “The Spirit itself bears witness with our spirit that we are children of God.” It’s not some abstract theological statement; it’s the heartbeat of the believer’s identity, pulsating quietly yet profoundly within. Have you ever wrestled with assurance

Some sayings get tossed around so casually in church circles that we might miss their deep spiritual weight. “Standing perfect and complete in all the will of God” sounds like one of those phrases that floats by, easy to recite but tough to really grasp. When you come from a grace-centered, rightly divided perspective, the

It’s wild how often we underestimate God’s integrity. We talk about faith as if it’s just a fuzzy feeling or a vague hope floating in the ether, but then Bible throws this hard truth at us: God cannot lie. Not in the abstract, not on a bad day, not when it’s inconvenient. Our God’s honesty

Sometimes I wonder if we truly get what it means to grow in grace and knowledge. For a grace believer, this phrase isn’t just a quaint biblical idiom, tossed in Sunday school lessons. It’s the heartbeat of our walk. Genuine growth doesn’t come from piling on spiritual guilt or hammering ourselves with legalistic “shoulds.” No,

Some things about Christ aren’t just deep; they’re bottomless. Paul called one aspect of this the “unsearchable riches of Christ” in Ephesians 3:8, and I don’t think we give those words enough weight. There’s a world of treasure that never wears out, never fades, and can’t be fully unpacked by even the boldest Bible scholar.

Have you ever stopped to think about what it really means to be reconciled to God? Not just in a vague, church-phrase kind of way, but in a deep, personal, irrevocable sense? It’s one of those spiritual realities that sounds simple until you realize it flips your whole worldview upside down. The gospel isn’t about

There’s something wildly counterintuitive—and deeply freeing—about understanding that our righteousness isn’t something we earn or muster up. For many, the Christian life can feel like a constant hustle to align, behave, and prove worthiness. But the truth? Christ became our righteousness, and that flips the whole narrative on its head. When you dig into scripture

It’s wild how the Bible, often seen as ancient and dusty, has this incredible way of lifting us up when we tune into the right channels. You’ve probably noticed, like I have, that hearing about God’s grace as more than just a vague idea makes all the difference. The Word of His grace doesn’t just

There’s a strange kind of tension in the idea of “peace with God.” You might think peace is just about quiet moments, serenity, or comfort. But when Scripture talks about peace, especially the peace that comes through Jesus Christ, it’s something far more radical. It’s peace in the storm, peace that slices through chaos so