Daily Devotions

Do you ever worry about what other people think of your faith? In today’s podcast devotional, writer Casey Chalk explains what Jesus taught about persecution and how there’s always hope in God’s love.

Is there anything in life that we can be absolutely 100% certain about? Just as we confidently know that the sky is blue and grass is green, we can be sure that we can find forgiveness in the arms of our heavenly Father. All because Jesus came out of the tomb.

Conflict between nations is an ever-present part of life, but the Bible reassures us that God rules over everything—including all nations. What difference does this make to us as believers in Jesus? Listen to find out, then like and share this podcast with a friend that needs this encouragement today!

Death is usually accompanied by grief. But when Jesus died we call it “good.” Why is that? The answer provides hope and healing for humanity. Listen to today’s podcast for the explanation.

Usually when we’re presented with a good deal, the first question we find ourselves asking is “How much does it cost?” So when we come across something we see is free, we jump at the chance to get it. But there’s always a cost somewhere. Listen to today’s podcast to visit the place where Jesus paid the ultimate price that made the gift of forgiveness forever free.

Have you ever been in a situation where you know you should pray, but you don’t know what to pray? Listen to this podcast and be reminded that the Holy Spirit is in our hearts to intercede on our behalf and communicate to God the deepest needs in our hearts.

What are you talking about most? Is it the pain of the broken world or the redemption that comes from God? It can be easy to slip into “negative Nancy” mode. But bringing God into every situation changes the way we talk about things.

What do you do when God is silent? Sometimes it can seem like He’s completely abandoned us. But that can’t be further from the truth. In today’s podcast, learn how God not only remembers you, but works things out on your behalf—even when He’s silent.

Have you ever thought about how the story of Easter contains a handful of little stories tied together? Interestingly, three of these smaller stories occurred at the same place! In today’s adventure with Jack Beck, you’ll visit the Mount of Olives to consider how all the amazing events that occurred here connect to one another.

Be consumed with God’s love even in times when you feel unloved. When we experience hurt or rejection, we might want to curl up and focus on our pain. But God sees us, rejoices over us, and wants us to experience His love.