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The "Dunkirk Spirit" is defined in the Cambridge dictionary as the “willingness by a group of people who are in a bad situation to all help each other.” If you'd like to know more about how this spirit can be found in every day discipleship, I invite you to listen to this devotion on Pause to Consider.
What did my dog's sudden issues with balance and coordination teach me about my faith? Check out this week's devotion to find out!
Throughout his life, Ben Franklin practiced thirteen virtues in a rotation to improve himself. How can this pattern help a disciple measure themselves and improve their relationship with God? Check out this devotion to learn more!
Hard times can help us to appreciate the things we take for granted. But what does the Bible say about the risks of complacency and how to avoid it in our lives? Take a listen to this devotion to learn more!
Lifeguards are trained to spot the warning signs of someone drowning, even in a swimming area is full of people. How can those lessons apply to followers of Christ? Check out this devotion to find out more!
In villages across Japan, tsunami stones are the silent reminders of past disasters, reminding the residents of their vulnerability. How do we find the tsunami stones in our lives? Listen to this devotion to find out more!
How do I express my gratitude to God in meaningful way? This was the question on my mind as I recorded this devotion. Please join me as I try to answer it for myself.
What can the basics of chess teach us about how we are to interact with and behave in the Body of Christ? Take a listen to this devotion to find out for yourself!
It's important to know when it's the right time to plant mums so they return annually. It's also important as disciples to know how to establish our roots in God and Christ so we can blossom for Him. Take a listen to this devotion to learn more.
Sometimes, if you look closely, you can make shapes out of the clouds. But what does this have to do with God's plan for you? You'll have to listen to this devotion to find out.
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