Stop being your own harshest critic. We often feel like if we can't spend an entire hour in deep study, our devotional time doesn't "count." But what if five minutes is all it takes for Christ to speak to you?In this video, I’m sharing the number one reason you should start a devotional rhythm today. I open up about my own struggles with ADHD and "all or nothing" thinking, and how a short time in Luke 17 and Tim Chester’s Enjoying Jesus reminded me of something life-changing: Jesus has compassion on you.It’s not about your performance; it’s about His presence. Whether you have five minutes or an hour, God wants to meet you in His Word.Key TakeawaysThe Power of Five Minutes: Why "no minutes" is the only wrong amount of time.Compassion Over Performance: Learning to see yourself the way Jesus sees you.Practical Tools: Using resources like Enjoying Jesus or the Puritans to fuel your prayer life.Overcoming Distraction: Real talk on navigating ADHD and phone distractions to find a rhythm.Resources MentionedEnjoying Jesus by Tim ChesterScripture: Luke 17 & James 2If this encouraged you, please hit the like button and leave a comment—it helps this message reach more people who might be struggling today.Want to dive deeper?Check out my video on Bible Study Tips or learn how to get addicted to the Bible again using the links above.Grace and peace!#Devotional #ChristianLiving #BibleStudy #MentalHealth #Faith

Humility keeps Satan away from us. God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble. 1 Peter 5:5-8.

Christians can get ADHD, too. Here's what God thinks about us.

We all need to know Jesus. But who is He? Why is knowing Him so important for our lives?

Too often, we find ourselves in sin. The Spirit uses the Word of God, a sermon, or even a random thought to convict us. In that moment, we have two choices: run away from God and stay in our sin or run toward God to find grace. What we choose makes all the difference in our lives.

I've been really struggling to sit down and read. I've been using my phone too much, and it has really hurt my attention span. As a Christian, that's devastating because my faith is centered around God's Word and the truths of Scripture. I'm going to work to fight this, and I hope you'll join me.

Jesus teaches that He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.

Jesus explains that He is the way, truth, and the life. He came at Advent to be this for His people.

In the age of influencers and self-appointed leaders, we need to follow Jesus. He is the Good Shepherd. Listen for His voice and follow Him. It's the reason He came to earth on Christmas morning. Walk with me as I read my article "I Am The Good Shepherd" based on John 10.