In this episode, Bruce reflects on Philippians 1:3–11 and the promise that God will complete the good work He has begun.

As his time in the United States comes to a close, Bruce gives thanks for the people who prayed, encouraged, supported, and walked with him throughout the journey. He reflects on the truth that the work of ministry has never depended on human strength alone. It began because God called, and what God begins, God is faithful to complete.

Bruce reminds us that God is always building something, not only through us, but within us. His deepest work is our transformation into the likeness of Christ.

This devotional invites you to place your confidence in God, who began the work and will bring it to completion.

In this episode, Bruce reflects on Philippians 1:3–11 and the promise that God will complete the good work He has begun.

As his time in the United States comes to a close, Bruce gives thanks for the people who prayed, encouraged, supported, and walked with him throughout the journey. He reflects on the truth that the work of ministry has never depended on human strength alone. It began because God called, and what God begins, God is faithful to complete.

Bruce reminds us that God is always building something, not only through us, but within us. His deepest work is our transformation into the likeness of Christ.

This devotional invites you to place your confidence in God, who began the work and will bring it to completion.

In this episode, Rosemary leads us in a time of prayer for the moments when prayer feels difficult.

She reflects on the times when we feel tired, low, distracted, unsettled, or far from God, and reminds us that our feelings do not change the truth of who God is. Even when we cannot feel His presence, He is still present. Even when life feels heavy, He remains faithful.

Rosemary encourages us to bring our feelings honestly to God, to declare the truth of His love, and to keep believing even when we cannot see or feel what He is doing.

This devotional invites you to pray with honesty and trust, knowing that God is with you no matter how you feel.

In this episode, Bruce reflects on John 11 and the story of Lazarus.

Mary and Martha sent word to Jesus because Lazarus was ill, but Jesus waited before going to them. From their perspective, it seemed as though He had arrived too late. Yet through the delay, Jesus revealed something greater: He is the Resurrection and the Life.

Bruce reminds us that waiting is never wasted when our lives are in God’s hands. God’s delays are not evidence that He has forgotten us. They can be the place where He prepares to reveal His glory in ways we could never have imagined.

This devotional invites you to trust God when the answer has not yet come, and to remember that Jesus stands with you even in the waiting.

Where are you being asked to trust God’s timing today?

In this episode, Bruce reflects on John 6:1–13 and the miracle of Jesus feeding the 5,000.

The boy’s five loaves and two fish did not seem enough for the need in front of them. But once placed in the hands of Jesus, the little became more than enough.

Bruce reminds us that God does not ask us to accomplish His work in our own strength. He asks us to surrender what we have: our time, gifts, experiences, compassion, prayer, and willingness to say yes.

This devotional invites you to stop focusing only on what you lack and begin trusting what God can do with what is already in your hands.

What are you being invited to place in His hands today?

In this episode, Bruce reflects on Matthew 14:22–33 and the moment Peter steps out of the boat toward Jesus.

In the middle of the storm, Peter does not ask Jesus to calm the wind or explain what is happening. He simply asks to come to Him. Jesus responds with one word: “Come.”

Bruce reminds us that following Jesus often means stepping beyond what feels familiar and secure. The boat may feel safer, but the greatest place to be is wherever Jesus is.

This devotional invites you to consider where Christ may be calling you to trust Him, step out, and respond to His invitation.

Where is Jesus asking you to come today?

Learning to trust Today - Tuesday

In this episode, Bruce reflects on Exodus 16 and the way God provided manna for the Israelites in the wilderness.

The people wanted security, certainty, and enough to hold onto for tomorrow. But God gave them what they needed for each day, teaching them to trust Him one morning at a time.

Bruce reminds us that peace is not found by trying to solve tomorrow before it arrives. Peace is found in receiving today’s grace, today’s strength, and today’s daily bread.

This devotional invites you to stop carrying the whole future and trust God for the step in front of you.

Where is God asking you to trust Him today?

In this episode, Bruce reflects on Luke 24:13–35 and the story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus.

They were disappointed, confused, and unable to recognize that the risen Jesus was already walking beside them. Their circumstances had not yet changed, but as Jesus opened the Scriptures and broke bread with them, their understanding began to change.

Bruce reminds us that there are seasons when God can seem distant, prayer can feel hollow, and the way ahead can be unclear. Yet Christ often walks beside us long before we recognize His presence.

This devotional invites you to keep walking in faith, trusting that the One who called you has never left your side.

Where might Jesus be present in your life today, even if you cannot yet see Him?

In this episode, Rosemary leads us in a time of prayer for peace, trust, healing, and surrender.

Reflecting on Isaiah 26:3, she reminds us that God keeps in perfect peace those who trust in Him. In a world marked by turmoil, worry, and uncertainty, we are invited to bring our needs honestly before the Lord and to trust that He is faithful, powerful, wise, and merciful.

Rosemary encourages us to receive the peace of Jesus, the Prince of Peace, and to carry that peace into our homes, families, workplaces, relationships, and communities.

Where do you need to receive God’s peace today?

In this episode, Bruce reflects on Mark 4:26–29 and the hidden growth of the Kingdom of God.

Jesus speaks of a farmer who scatters seed, sleeps and rises, and does not know how the seed grows. The farmer has a role to play, but the miracle of growth belongs to God.

Bruce reminds us that the absence of visible progress does not mean the absence of God’s work. Some of God’s deepest work happens quietly, beneath the surface, in hearts, families, prayers, ministries, and seasons of waiting.

This devotional invites you to keep sowing, keep trusting, and keep believing that God is at work, even when you cannot yet see the fruit.

Where do you need to trust God with what is hidden?