Today's Devotional

For Christians, the concept of “perfection” can be tempting, because we’re all striving to learn how to love one another better.

There’s something about walking in the woods that quiets the noise of this fallen world.

Self-control is the last fruit of the Spirit, but it is by far one of the hardest fruits to develop in our lives.

Instead of looking for an escape from your trial, your exhaustion, your pain by trying to fill your own “cup” with whatever the world offers as satisfying and fulfilling, perhaps the Lord wants you to look to Him first to satisfy you and fill your lack and limitations.

Humans are quick to look after their own interests, but the Apostle instructed the church to seek the good of others.

Jesus takes solitude seriously. He spent 40 days alone in the wilderness in prayerful submission to God’s redemption plan.

Our mistakes are part of our lives, but they don’t define us. What matters is that we keep working toward self-improvement.

If a certain dream catches your attention and seems to be especially important, or if that dream repeats and becomes a recurring dream, it can be worth paying closer attention to.

Having an eternal perspective lifts your eyes from the cares of this life and helps you move forward when you are going through a storm, reminding you that ultimately, this place is not our home.