God invites us to understand and know His lovingkindness, justice, and righteousness (Jeremiah 9:23-24) These attributes are marvelously woven into the gospel of Jesus Christ. Lovingkindness: “For God so loved the world…” (John 3:16,) In His lovingkindness, He reached out to humanity, offering us the incredible gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ. Justice: “The… Read More »

Yesterday morning, as I spent time alone with the Lord, I found myself a bit all over the place. I was fiddling with random things, my mind wandering to a million different thoughts, and just couldn’t seem to stay focused. But then a smile spread across my face, and my heart started to dance. It… Read More »

When it comes to forgiving others, don’t let your feelings confuse you. You can still be angry and forgive. You can still be hurt and forgive. You can still be disappointed and forgive. And yes, you can still care for yourself and forgive. Forgiveness isn’t about emotions; it’s a conscious choice—a decision to let go… Read More »

The Bible instructs us to give the Lord the glory He deserves (Psalm 29:1). Doing so not only honors the Lord but also transforms how we perceive life’s challenges and blessings. The following hymn, written by Keith and Kristyn Getty, wonderfully demonstrates how we can express our reverence and adoration for God’s incredible attributes. Through… Read More »

I am a winner! No need to prove it to anyone else, and I don’t have to pep-talk myself into believing it. The best part? I didn’t even have to compete for this title. My “winner” status is bestowed by the ultimate authority of the universe—our Creator. He’s graciously handed me the victory through Jesus… Read More »

What does it mean to experience the freedom of the gospel? It means being fascinated and captivated by the love of Christ. This freedom releases us from the fear of judgment, the fear of separation, the fear of being forgotten, the fear of being ignored, and the fear of failure. “Therefore, if the Son makes… Read More »

“Why are many of us drawn to books and journals filled with colorful highlights, underlines, and handwritten notes in the margins? What is the appeal of these marked-up pages, where previous readers have left their personal reflections and insights? You know, there is actually a name for this phenomenon—it’s called ‘marginalia.’ Marginalia in someone’s Bible… Read More »

“I have set the LORD always before me; because he is at my right hand, I shall not be shaken.” – Psalm 16:8 (NIV) Have you ever found yourself driving around a giant, confusing parking garage? You’re going in circles, trying to find your way out. But then, you spot that bright, welcoming exit sign,… Read More »

What’s on God’s “playlist?” Jesus answered that question in a conversation with a woman one day. He told her that the kind of worship God enjoys is the kind that comes from a place of spirit and truth. That’s the kind of worship He actively shops for, Jesus said. (See John 4:23-24). It’s great to… Read More »

Something different. I used the Rory’s Storytelling Cubes (pictured) as prompts for my morning devotional. Here’s what I came up with: In the land of Maryland, there lived a man named Dan from Saginaw. Every morning, he began his day with a quiet time of reflection and gratitude. One day, seeking a fresh perspective, Dan… Read More »