In today’s episode, Pastor Robert Rosales shares a devotion from 1 Corinthians 8, exploring how believers are called to handle their freedom in Christ with wisdom and love. While some actions may be spiritually harmless, Paul reminds us that knowledge alone can lead to pride if it isn’t guided by love. True maturity considers how our choices impact others, especially those who are still growing in their faith. This episode challenges listeners to evaluate not just what they are free to do, but what builds others up. As followers of Jesus, we are invited to live in a way that strengthens the faith of those around us, choosing love over personal preference.

Today’s Reading:
March 23 – Joshua 15–17; 1 Corinthians 8

In today’s episode, Pastor Gil Dirmann shares a devotion from 1 Corinthians 7, exploring God’s design for intimacy within marriage. In a culture that often distorts this gift, Paul presents a vision of marriage marked by mutual honor, self-giving love, and care for one another. Rather than using intimacy for control or selfish desire, it is meant to reflect Christ’s love—serving, valuing, and putting the other first. This episode reminds listeners that healthy relationships are built on trust, communication, and a genuine desire to bless one another. As we align with God’s design, we create space for healing, restoration, and deeper connection.

Today’s Reading:
March 22 – Joshua 12–14; 1 Corinthians 7

In today’s episode, Pastor Brandon Dirmann shares a devotion from 1 Corinthians 6, focusing on Paul’s statement that while all things may be lawful, not all things are helpful. This message challenges us to move beyond elementary thinking of “right vs. wrong” and step into a more mature perspective—asking whether something is beneficial, edifying, and drawing us closer to Jesus. Rather than simply avoiding sin, we are invited to pursue what strengthens our faith and aligns with God’s purpose for our lives. This episode encourages listeners to evaluate their daily choices, asking: Is this building me up or tearing me down? Is it leading me toward Jesus or distracting me from Him? And ultimately, is anything in my life holding a grip on me that I’m unwilling to release?

Today’s Reading:
March 21 – Joshua 9–11; 1 Corinthians 6

In today’s episode, Pastor Jenny Dirmann shares a devotion from 1 Corinthians 5, addressing the serious topic of sexual immorality within the church. Paul’s words remind us that even a small allowance of sin—like leaven in dough—can spread and impact an entire life or community. This passage highlights the importance of living in both truth and love: standing firmly on God’s standards while also pursuing restoration and repentance. This episode challenges listeners to guard what they allow into their hearts and lives, to walk in accountability with other believers, and to trust that God’s correction is always rooted in His desire to bring freedom, purity, and restoration.

Today’s Reading:
March 20 – Joshua 7–8; 1 Corinthians 5

In today’s episode, Pastor Cory Barnes shares a devotion from 1 Corinthians 4, reflecting on Paul’s response to criticism and judgment from others. Paul reminds believers that human judgment—whether from others or even from ourselves—is limited because we cannot see the true motives of the heart. Only the Lord has the authority and the full understanding to judge rightly, and one day He will bring everything into the light. This episode encourages listeners to release the habit of judging others, stop carrying the weight of others’ opinions, and resist the temptation to judge themselves by their own standards. Instead, we are invited to rely fully on the righteousness of Christ and live with the goal of hearing the Lord say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”

Today’s Reading:
March 19 – Joshua 16–18; 1 Corinthians 4

In today’s episode, Pastor Robert Rosales shares a devotion from 1 Corinthians 3, focusing on Paul’s challenge to believers who were living in jealousy and quarreling. Though they were saved, their behavior reflected spiritual immaturity—what Paul describes as “acting like mere men.” This phrase points to a lifestyle pattern that mirrors the world rather than the transforming work of the Holy Spirit. The episode encourages listeners to pursue spiritual maturity so that their daily walk reflects their confession of faith. As followers of Christ, we are called to grow beyond worldly patterns and live Spirit-led lives marked by unity, humility, and healthy relationships.

Today’s Reading:
March 18 – Joshua 13–15; 1 Corinthians 3

In today’s episode, Pastor Gil Dirmann shares a devotion from 1 Corinthians 2, reflecting on Paul’s realization after preaching in Athens. Though his message was intellectually brilliant and culturally relevant, the results were limited. Paul concluded that while clear communication and wisdom have their place, true spiritual transformation does not come through human persuasion. Instead, it comes through the demonstration of the Holy Spirit’s power. This episode reminds listeners that sharing the gospel is not about convincing people through clever words or arguments, but about faithfully sharing the message while relying on the Holy Spirit to reveal truth and bring lasting change in people’s hearts.

Today’s Reading:
March 17 – Joshua 9–12; 1 Corinthians 2

In today’s episode, Pastor Brandon Dirmann shares a devotion from 1 Corinthians 1, where the apostle Paul urges the church to avoid division and instead be united in mind and purpose. Addressing quarrels among believers who were aligning themselves with different leaders, Paul reminds them that Christ is not divided. This episode highlights how pride and personal preferences often create unnecessary conflict that disrupts what God wants to do in our lives, families, and churches. Listeners are encouraged to take responsibility for their own attitudes and actions—choosing humility, laying down personal preferences, and intentionally persevering toward unity wherever God has placed them.

Today’s Reading:
March 16 – Joshua 5–8; 1 Corinthians 1

In today’s episode, Pastor Jenny Dirmann shares a devotion from Galatians 6, focusing on the principle that whatever we sow is what we will reap. Using the simple idea that what we feed will grow, she reminds us that the same is true spiritually. When we feed our spirit through practices like prayer, worship, fasting, and time in God’s Word, we cultivate the fruit of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. But when we consistently feed the flesh, the results follow in the same way. This episode encourages listeners to evaluate what they are sowing into their lives and to remain faithful in doing good, trusting that in God’s timing the harvest will come.

Today’s Reading:
March 15 – Joshua 1–4; Galatians 6

In today’s episode, Pastor Cory Barnes shares a devotion from Galatians 5, focusing on Paul’s reminder that we were called to be free—but not to use our freedom to indulge the flesh. Instead, our freedom in Christ is meant to lead us into humble service and love toward others. While the message of grace frees us from legalism and condemnation, it also calls us to live with purpose. This episode challenges listeners to reflect on how they are using the freedom Jesus purchased—whether it’s being spent on self-indulgence or invested in serving others and pointing people toward the same freedom found in Christ.

Today’s Reading:
March 14 – Deuteronomy 32–34; Galatians 5