Daily Devotional Readings

You ever pause and just marvel at that phrase in Ephesians 2:10—“For we are God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus”? It’s not some throwaway line tucked in a dusty letter from Paul, but a powerhouse statement that flips how we see ourselves on its head. When you really lean into what it means to be

Let me ask you something—how often do we hear “Be strong in the Lord” thrown around like a catchy Bible verse without really sinking into what that means for us as grace believers? It’s easy to nod along, smile, and carry on with our routines, but what does strength in the Lord look like when

There’s something utterly revolutionary about the way God’s love works inside us. It’s not just a feeling or a nice thought reserved for hymnals and Sunday mornings. No, the love of God is something fierce and alive, invading our hearts and scattering grace every which way, especially once it’s been “shed abroad” there. The phrase,

You ever notice how people latch onto spiritual catchphrases as if they’re some kind of safety net? “Grace,” “faith,” “love.” Beautiful words, all of them. But what happens when those words lose their shape? When the “form of sound words” starts to wobble and get distorted on the way from mouth to mind? That phrase—“holding

There’s something captivating about a phrase that carries weight beyond its simplicity—“The Faithful Word.” It’s not just a casual catchphrase or a quaint expression you toss around in church. It’s the heartbeat of everything we believe and hold dear in grace. When you dig into the phrase with a heart that rightly divides the Word

You ever find yourself stumbling through life, wondering how you’re supposed to walk without tripping over your own two feet? Spiritually speaking, that’s exactly the struggle Paul talks about when he urges believers to walk circumspectly. It’s one of those phrases tossed around in sermons that sounds pious but meets a puzzled look. Walking circumspectly

There’s something profoundly staggering about being chosen in Him before the foundation of the world. Not just a vague, pie-in-the-sky theological idea but a soul-stirring reality that hits you right where it counts. If you’ve ever wrestled with your worth or questioned the randomness of life and salvation, then this truth should grab you by

It’s easy to toss around the phrase “Christ is the head of the body” without stopping to chew on what that really means. You might have heard it in a Sunday sermon or glanced at it slipping through your Bible—Colossians 1:18 says Christ is the head of the body, the Church. But what does that

Ever found yourself staring down a storm and feeling totally wiped out, like you just don’t have what it takes to keep walking forward? Maybe it’s a heartbreak you didn’t see coming, a job that’s draining your soul, or simply the weight of trying to live right in a world that seems to keep shifting

Sometimes it hits me with quiet force: we are the inheritance God cherishes, not because of what we’ve achieved or how well we’ve played the game, but simply because of who He is and what He has done through Christ. When Paul writes about “the glory of His inheritance in the saints,” it’s not just