Tag: jesus
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We are called to be watchmen, shepherds, and vessels of hospitality—alert, compassionate, and tuned to Heaven. Hebrews 13 reminds us not to forget doing good or showing love, for in doing so, we may entertain angels without even knowing it.
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When your spirit is exhausted and your hands hang low, Jesus meets you with mercy. Hebrews 12 reminds us to press on—and He gently lifts our chin to help us see the finish line.
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Once adorned with beauty and glory, the King of Tyre fell through pride. In contrast, Abraham and Moses walked humbly, trusting in God’s promises. This devotional reveals the battle between prideful self-reliance and steadfast faith.
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2 Timothy 2:1-7 A faithful soldier, a focused athlete, and a patient farmer—Paul’s powerful analogy calls us to a life of discipline, devotion, and endurance. This in-depth study invites you to train with purpose, fight with authority, and cultivate lasting fruit as you walk in step with Christ, your Commander, Coach, and Companion.
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Christ in us is the greatest treasure of all—the mystery revealed, the hope of glory. He lives within our hearts, filling us with His Spirit and adorning us with eternal gems of knowledge that we will carry into eternity.
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The almond branch appears throughout Scripture as a powerful symbol of God’s priesthood, His watchfulness, and the promise of resurrection life. From Aaron’s staff budding with blossoms, to Jeremiah’s vision, to Christ as our eternal High Priest—the almond branch weaves a prophetic thread pointing to Jesus and our hope in Him.
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When the floodwaters rise and it feels like the world is against us, remember: Jesus is the One who reaches down into the storm, takes hold of our hand, and pulls us up. Just as He rescued Peter from the waves, so His mercy rescues us. “Answer my prayers, O Lord, for your unfailing love…
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I was once dead in my sins, but God, rich in mercy, rescued me and carried me to safety. “You are precious to Me. You are honored, and I love you” (Isaiah 43:4). No other power compares to Jesus, who gave His life so we could live. By grace we are saved — created anew…
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At our women’s retreat, the Lord showed up in power just as Isaiah 40 declares: “He will feed His flock like a shepherd. He will carry the lambs in His arms, holding them close to His heart.” We consecrated ourselves with communion, and heaven leaned down. He carried the weary, healed broken places, and reminded…
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“Falling from grace” doesn’t mean losing salvation—it means stepping outside the daily experience of God’s peace when we ignore His Spirit’s promptings. Discover how His love, mercy, and grace always welcome us back through repentance.
