Join Pastor Jim Cymbala for today’s daily devotional from Psalm 119:105–112. In this devotional, Pastor Cymbala takes us through one of the most popular verses in the Bible: “Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path.” Obviously we can’t hold the Bible up on a dark night and expect it to light our way. What we receive from the Scriptures, however, offers spiritual guidance for our daily choices and actions—what not to say, where to go, how to react. Let’s allow God to illuminate the way for us in this dark world.

Join Pastor Jim Cymbala for today’s daily devotional from Psalm 119:97–104. The Word of God can be many things—sustaining, strengthening, sweet. When we meditate on the Scriptures, we not only feel revitalized in our spirts, but we also delight the Spirit within us! Avoiding temptation and discouragement is made easier by keeping God’s Word constantly in our minds. May we find the Word of God sweeter than honey today, and every day!

Join Pastor Jim Cymbala for today’s daily devotional from Psalm 119:89–96. In today’s devotional, Pastor Cymbala asks us, “Where would you rather be today: on earth, fighting the devil, or in heaven with God?” As believers in Christ Jesus, this should be an easy question! The Bible promises that we’re going to heaven if we’re saved. When our time on earth is through, there will be no coming back or reincarnating—just instantly facing our Savior. Hallelujah for that!

Join Pastor Jim Cymbala for today’s daily devotional from Psalm 119:81–88. Whether we feel the love of God every day or not is irrelevant—God always loves us and has promised never to leave us. When we feel stretched thin or oppressed, we must cling to the Word of God and His never-ending love. We can ask the Lord for help and comfort when we need it—may we never forget how He always comes through!

Join Pastor Jim Cymbala for today’s daily devotional from Psalm 119:73–80. In this devotional, Pastor Cymbala challenges us to bless others. Jesus Christ set the ultimate example of love. As believers, we have the unique opportunity to reflect that great love and uplift the people God places in our lives. Let’s pray today that the Lord will give us the words to encourage someone and be messengers of love!

Join Pastor Jim Cymbala for today’s daily devotional from Psalm 119:65–72. When people are wrong, accuse, or hurt us, we can take shelter in God’s love. If we’re the ones acting wrongly, he still loves us. The chastening of God helps us to live godly lives, if we're open to receive the teaching. However we may be feeling today, we can take refuge in the peace and love of God. Let’s thank Him for that!

Join Pastor Jim Cymbala for today’s daily devotional from Psalm 119:57–64. In this devotional, Pastor Cymbala challenges us to praise God more. It is not something for us to only do on Sundays. We should be praising God all day, every day—when we’re taking a shower, going to work, cleaning the house, whenever! The Lord inhabits the praises of His people. We can enjoy His presence and blessing more when we praise Him.

Join Pastor Jim Cymbala for today’s daily devotional from Psalms 119:49–56. God likes fervent, passionate prayer. If the Lord has given us hope or encouragement, He delights in hearing us ask about it! Although He never forgets or forsakes us, God loves when we remember His words and bring it up in prayer. Let’s be fervent like the psalmist and remind God of His wonderful promises.

Join Pastor Jim Cymbala for today’s daily devotional from Psalm 119:41–48. In this devotional, Pastor Cymbala teaches us about spiritual health. Just like we need to take good care of our physical bodies, our souls need to stay healthy! The only way to do that is by taking in the good—reading and meditating on Scriptures—and rejecting the spiritual junk food the world offers, like movies, music, and social media.

Join Pastor Jim Cymbala for today’s daily devotional from Psalm 119:33–40. We need the Lord’s help. Material possessions and worthless things of the world distract us from God every day! We have to pray like the psalmist did—Lord Jesus, turn our hearts toward You. Turn our eyes away from distractions. He will help us if we ask. Let’s look to God today!