Audible devotions for your day every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Join us as we rejoice in His grace, knowing from His Word that He loves us and forgives us, and confident that He is with us every step of the way – on this side of heaven. Devotions for real life.
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Give Them What They've Got Coming?
"Give them what they've got coming!" James and John may have been thinking this. We may feel this way as well sometimes. But that's not what Jesus was thinking as He "set His face to go to Jerusalem."
Theme Thursday: "For Thine Is The Kingdom Forever."
"For Thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. Amen." Scripture includes a number of "doxologies" like this in prayer and praise to God in both the Old and New Testament. What does it mean and why is included with the Lord's Prayer?
How Much Sin Can I Get Away With?
How much sin can I get away with ... and still be forgiven? At what concentration does it become a problem?
More Enduring Than Fireworks
Wouldn't it be great if God showed Himself in a dazzling display of power? What a blessing it is that God reveals Himself in His Word which endures!
Strengthened and Never Alone
Living in this sin-filled world can leave us discouraged, exhausted ... and running in the wrong direction. God calls us back to Himself, reminds us we're not alone, and gives us strength.
Tell Everyone What He Has Done
There may be a difference between being "angry" and being "mad." We live in a world which is bit of both – but, in love, needs to hear what Jesus has done for it.
In Christ We Cry, "Abba, Father"
In Christ, we are now sons of God. That's the result of a whole new relationship that wasn't there before. And with this comes a very special privilege.
Theme Thursday: "Deliver Us From Evil"
In a world shattered by sin we ask God to protect us from every evil of body and soul, possessions and reputation.
No Longer Imprisoned, But Embracing Freedom
While we were once "prisoners of the law," Paul warns us not to make ourselves prisoners once again. Instead, he encourages us to stand firm in the freedom which Christ has given us.