Genesis 12:10–20; 20:1–7 Sarai found herself in danger because of her husband’s fear. Abraham, afraid for his own life, called her his sister, putting her in a vulnerable position before foreign kings. And yet, in the midst of human weakness, God intervened. He protected Sarai from harm, preserved her honor, and safeguarded the promise of … Continue reading God Protects What He Promises
Devotional Thoughts
Washed and Made New
2 Kings 5 Naaman looked like someone who had it all together. He was admired, successful, and powerful. Yet beneath the armor was a wound no one could fix—leprosy. Scripture gently reminds us that even the strongest among us carry places of deep need. God sees those hidden places with compassion. What is striking in … Continue reading Washed and Made New
The Assurance of Our Salvation
On what basis can you have real, lasting assurance of your salvation? Few questions are as tender—or as personal—as this one: can you really know for sure that you’re going to heaven when you die? Many sincere believers carry that question with uncertainty around in their hearts, especially in seasons of weakness or doubt. 1 … Continue reading The Assurance of Our Salvation
Cherish God’s Word
“My son, keep my words and treasure up my commandments with you… write them on the tablet of your heart.” —Proverbs 7:1–3 Going grocery shopping while hungry is dangerous—you reach for what won’t truly satisfy. Scripture warns us the same is true spiritually: when we are full, we can resist temptation; when we are hungry, … Continue reading Cherish God’s Word
When God Remembers
Genesis 7–9 The rain fell for forty days and forty nights. The waters rose, and everything familiar disappeared beneath the flood. To Noah and his family, it must have felt like the world had ended—and God was silent. Then we read one of the most hope-filled phrases in all of Scripture: “But God remembered Noah.” … Continue reading When God Remembers
Psalm 1 – The Way of True Blessing
How can we be truly blessed and confident before God—now and on the day of judgment?” Merciful and Heavenly Father, You created us for true blessedness and lasting joy, and You have given us Your holy Word as the sure path of life. By Your gracious Spirit, turn our hearts away from sinful desires and … Continue reading Psalm 1 – The Way of True Blessing
Resisting the Lies of the Viper
1 John 3:1-10 How do we resist the viper’s lie about our identity? 1. Anchor your identity in the Father’s love, not the accuser’s voice. Satan’s primary lie is that you are what you’ve done—or what’s been done to you. • John begins with wonder: “See what kind of love the Father has given to us. … Continue reading Resisting the Lies of the Viper
Take Heart Weary Christian
“Better is the end of a thing than the beginning…” - Ecclesiastes 7:8 Look to David’s greater Son—your Lord and Master—and consider His beginning. He was despised and rejected, a Man of sorrows, acquainted with grief. Now look to His end: He is seated at the right hand of the Father. He reigns in glory. … Continue reading Take Heart Weary Christian
How can a Christian glorify God in death?
JOHN 21:20–25 A believer’s death is meant to glorify God. Scripture plainly tells us that Jesus spoke of Peter’s death as the way he would honor God. Yet we often forget this. We tend to think only life and activity glorify Christ, and we see death merely as the end of usefulness. Scripture teaches otherwise. … Continue reading How can a Christian glorify God in death?
The Future Christ Already Knows
John 21:18–25 Jesus foretold Peter’s future—even the manner of his death. Nothing about Peter’s life or suffering lay outside Christ’s knowledge. The timing, pain, and cost were all foreseen by a wise and loving Lord. This truth is not meant to terrify believers but to comfort them. If we knew the future apart from Christ, … Continue reading The Future Christ Already Knows
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