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Daily devotional for men. Today’s passage is Psalm 100:1-5 (ESV) will kick off our Thanksgiving week. The question for today is: What is your joyful noise?
Daily Devotional. Today’s passage in Palm 145:17-20 (ESV) concludes our devotional study in this chapter. The question for today is: How do you know God cares for you?
Daily Devotional. Today’s passage in Psalm 145:10-13 (ESV) is a song of praise for the might and power of the Lord. The question for today is: How do you know there is a God?
Daily Devotional. Today’s passage in Psalm 145:8-9 (ESV) shares the timeless truth of the character and nature of our Heavenly Father. The question for today is: How do you feel about God?
Daily Devotional. Today’s passage in Psalm 145:4-7 (ESV) reveals the great responsibility to share the hope and truth we have with the next generation. The question for today is: How can we encourage the next generation to know God?
Daily Devotional. Today’s passage in Psalm 145:1-3 (ESV) shows us the importance to bless the Lord and give him praise. The question for today is: When is the best time for you to sing praises to the Lord?
Daily devotional. Today’s passage in Psalm 40:8 (ESV) reminds us of the tangible proof of our desire for holiness. The question for today is: What’s your sole purpose in God’s Kingdom?
Daily Devotional. Today’s passage in Psalm 27:7-9 (ESV) encourages us in our desire and pursuit of holiness. The question for today is: Who or what are you seeking?
Daily devotional for men. Today’s passage in Psalms 42:1-2 (ESV) continues with the topic to desire holiness. The question for today is: Have you ever experienced extreme dehydration?
Daily devotional for men. This week I will explore the topic, the desire for holiness. Today’s passage in Leviticus calls us to pursue holiness. The question for today is: Are you a Holy Man? Let’s take a look at our scripture verse.
Leviticus 20:26 (ESV)
You shall be holy to me, for I the Lord am holy and have separated you from the peoples, that you should be mine.
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