Finding God’s Love at the End
By trudy-harris2 min read
She’d never really known about God or visited church but was now experiencing a newfound peace in those tending to her.
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The Moments of Light in Our Lives
By trudy-harris3 min read
Moments of light often come to us through the people and circumstances God allows us to experience. Consider the friends and acquaintances no longer here on Earth who have been a moment of light for you.
Following Thanks to the Source
By julia-attaway2 min read
As I cooked breakfast for my family, I thought idly about how extravagant God is with me. My mind flitted through all that God had thought of that I hadn’t.
New Questions for Daily Devotions
By julia-attaway8 min read
Drawing closer to God by asking hard questions in our daily devotions.
Comfort in God’s Grace
By trudy-harris4 min read
A reader shares her very personal story of receiving comfort from earth angels and a reassuring sign after her miscarriage.
Refocusing Your Devotions During Tough Times
By julia-attaway2 min read
God is good. But during tough times—when the crosses are heavy and seemingly endless—there’s a healthy way to get unstuck: Focus your devotions on other aspects of God.
Overcoming Obstacles to Devotion
By julia-attaway1 min read
Rethinking the things that stand between us and God as tools for devotion.
What Jesus Said About Prayer
By Rick Hamlin2 min read
I can get stuck in a mental loop of self-congratulation and it can seep into my prayer life. Here’s a parable in which Jesus shined the light on just such a prayer.
God Touches Us After the Death of Loved Ones
By trudy-harris2 min read
God touches our hearts gently and says, “Pay attention, this is Me”—especially after the death of a loved one or friend.
“Tweeting God”: Two-Second Devotionals
By julia-attaway1 min read
Devotion isn’t about talking at God. A right relationship requires talking with Him. Which means pausing to listen after sending up a two-second prayer.
Finding the Right Direction for Devotion
By julia-attaway1 min read
One thought piled upon another: needs, desires, petitions, frustrations. Listening to myself, I thought, Wait a minute—where is God in all this?
