Thursday morning's devotional comes from Genesis 9:8-13.

Today begins the Lent season marking 40 days before Easter. Join us as Pastor Travis leads us through the first devotional through this sacred time of the year.

Proverbs 29:7 tells us that poverty is not always a result of foolishness or wickedness. Righteous judges and leaders must give the poor every consideration of thought and investigation that they might naturally give to rich, to make sure the rights of the poor are understood. We must do this too.

Good morning! Please join the devotional with Michelle.

Proverbs 28:28 observes a time when the people in power in a society think and act with wicked intentions. What harm results? What causes that situation to change?

Pastor Travis continues in the series in the book of Luke. Currently we are in Luke 6 working through the Sermon on the Plain.

We'll look again at the big heart contrast that the Proverbs exposes: The two ways of thinking and acting. One way is labeled foolish and the other is life. Our choice of pathway never stops being made. Proverbs 28:26.

Monday morning's devotional comes from Romans 9:1-5.

Proverbs 28:24, as well as Exodus 20:12 and Matthew 15:4-7, clearly present what God requires of adult children when it comes to honoring their parents. For one thing, it would be morally horrible to rob their wealth from them.