Our confidence comes from finding assurance in who God says He is, but when we’re struggling to see God in our life and in the circumstances around us, we can easily find ourselves asking: God, are You here? Doubt is not wrong. It’s a very normal part of faith and it’s a very normal part…

God loves us so much that He desires for us to choose to love Him back out of our own free will. Today’s devotion reminds us that we love because He first loved us.

As part of the church, we all have different gifts and skills that God has given us to serve His kingdom here on earth. And, since we are all one united body, we have the amazing privilege of cheering each other on as we each set out to love God and our neighbors in our…

While it’s true that we can’t see God with our eyes, we can look to Jesus to understand who God is. We can see what God looks like through the character of His Son, Jesus, and His love. Listen to today’s devotion to remember the love and character of our Heavenly Father.

God calls us to community. If you have people in your life that you can turn to in your time of need, that is a gift. If you don’t feel like you have those people right now, ask God to open your eyes to those in your community you can trust to lift you up…

Without Jesus, life can feel aimless and purposeless. But when we know and follow Him, we have a new hope and a new purpose—to look more like Him every single day. To love Him and love our neighbors like He has called us to do. What a gift!

Far too often, we think we can rely on our own strength and abilities to bring about God’s purposes—leaving God out of the picture without even meaning to. Today’s devotion examines the spiritual life of Peter and how relying on God is always the best idea.

Bread is a filling source of food for many people around the world. Jesus, the Bread of Life, offers spiritual fullness and fulfillment for those who hunger. Today’s devotion reminds us of God’s provision of peace, wisdom, and grace through Jesus Christ.

As much as we want things to move quickly in our modern age of instant gratification, the fruit of the Spirit grows at its own pace, in its own time within all of us. Listen to today’s devotion and spend some time in communion with God to remember how slowly and purposefully He sanctifies us…

Happy Easter! Today we celebrate our risen Savior, who surrendered His life and rose again so that we may have eternal life with our heavenly Father. What great news! Listen to today’s devotion to remember the hope we have in Jesus, which is available to us every day.