This devotional explores how money reveals what we truly worship, and challenges believers to give generously rather than try to buy what only grace provides.
When a jolly man in a red suit raises questions of truth, one devotional points past the myths of the season to the real Gift: Jesus Christ, born to give His life for us.
Stephen's accusers meant it as an accusation, but they spoke more truth than they knew: Jesus had already changed everything, and His work continues still today.
Stephen didn't see his death coming, yet his walk toward Jesus turned chaos into eternal purpose. This devotional asks what kind of stirring your life leaves behind.
A Star Trek illustration about the relentless Borg becomes a window into our daily battle with sin, and the folly of resisting the Holy Spirit's gentle promptings.
Stephen was full of grace, wisdom, and power—yet he was stoned to death doing good. His story confronts a hard truth: none of us gets what we deserve, and that's exactly why grace is amazing.
Centuries ago, Copernicus showed that the earth was not the center of the universe. Acts 6:7 reveals priests who learned the same lesson about their own lives in Christ.
A church's budget process and a parent's letting-go moment both point to the same truth: some things are simply meant to be entrusted to God. See how Acts 6:6 ties it together.
When the apostles faced a widow-care dispute in Acts 6, the Holy Spirit worked through their response to protect unity among believers - a pattern worth following today.
Unlike the presidency, God's qualifications for serving His people have nothing to do with age, birthplace, or resume, only a heart full of the Spirit.
Just as the words dinner and supper shifted meaning over time, the name of Jesus has shifted in cultural regard, yet it remains just as powerful to save today.
The apostles agreed to suffer rather than stop preaching Jesus. This devotional challenges us to ask if our actions truly match the faith we profess with our mouths.
Even Scripture records lies told by sinful men - from Satan's deception in Eden to a Pharisee's flawed reasoning about the apostles. Learn to discern truth from counterfeit words today.
On Halloween, costumes come off and life goes back to normal. But when Jesus rose from the grave, He proved once for all who He truly is, and the church still carries that news to the world today.
What does it really mean to be careful? This devotional challenges believers to trade self-protection for a heart ready to serve others in Christ's name.
Like Bill Murray's Phil in Groundhog Day, we can get stuck repeating the same failures. Discover how surrendering to Jesus finally breaks the pattern and brings a truly new day.
John Jay, a lesser-known founding father, believed the gospel was the foundation of a free and orderly society. His faith points us back to the God who raises the dead and breaks every chain of sin.
A devotional on double negatives, hidden abuse, and the call to act instead of staying silent, because Jesus is the Rescuer who meets us in every struggle.