When Your Resources Seem Inadequate

Judges 7:1–15 Have you ever faced a situation and wondered if you had what it takes to get through it? Perhaps you lack the strength, wisdom, or resources you need. You know what God has called you to do, but you feel inadequate for the task. In Judges 7, Gideon knew that feeling. He gathered … Continue reading When Your Resources Seem Inadequate

The God Who Works through Imperfect People

Read: Judges 11:29-12:15 The Need We are prone to trust our own wisdom, gifts, and strength instead of God and His Word, and our pride, anger, and rash words wound others and ourselves. Even those God uses remain flawed. Jephthah was Spirit-empowered, yet he spoke a foolish vow. Israel’s tribes had just been delivered, yet … Continue reading The God Who Works through Imperfect People

The Rhythm of the Christian Life

“The life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.” — Galatians 2:20 The Christian life is not lived on autopilot. Nor is it sustained by willpower, religious performance, or good intentions. It is lived by faith—moment by moment, day … Continue reading The Rhythm of the Christian Life

The God Who Counts: A Devotional from Numbers 3–4

"Whatever things were written before were written for our learning." (Romans 15:4) Numbers 3 and 4 can feel, at first glance, like the least devotional chapters in the Bible. Camp positions. Age ranges. Exact numbers of firstborn sons and shekels of silver. It reads like a ledger, not a love letter. But look again, and … Continue reading The God Who Counts: A Devotional from Numbers 3–4

God Is Able to Raise Him from the Dead

This is the gift the Old Testament gives us on Holy Saturday. It is a long, patient, accumulated testimony. God is a God who provides in the place of sacrifice. He breathes life into the valley of death and will not abandon his holy one to the grave.