Van Life Devotions

Don’t overlook the small things, thinking they don’t matter. Your profit is small, your progress is slow, your vision is accepted by a few. God often starts with the small to bring about something special.

When you see the news, it is depressing – war, tension, violence, injustice. When the world feels dark, it’s easy to be overwhelmed by fear, pain, or uncertainty. The Bible reminds us that in the darkness, there is also light.

Are you in a storm right now? I have a message for you.

Money pressures can feel overwhelming causing you to stay up through the night in worry. The Bible reminds us that God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.

Doubting one's abilities through to doubting God's existence hits all. Doubting isn't wrong. There is hope in the midst of doubt.

Hello and welcome to Van Life Devotions. The pain of loneliness is real. It can feel like an ache that never fully goes away—a quiet emptiness that follows you into every room. In the Bible, King David, cried out in loneliness. He knew what it felt like to be surrounded by people yet still feel completely alone.

Loneliness hurts because we are created for connection—with God and with others. When that connection feels broken, our hearts long for something more. The enemy whispers lies in these moments, saying we’re forgotten, unlovable, or unwanted. But God speaks a different word: “I am with you. I will never leave you.”

Even in the deepest pain, God’s presence is constant. Loneliness doesn’t always go away immediately, but He promises to walk with us through it, turning our pain into a place where His love meets us most deeply. Loneliness may visit, but it doesn’t get the final word - God’s presence does.

David Moyes

For those waiting to become a family, it can be a tough season.

Anxiety is on the increase. Are you anxious? There is hope.

When you feel defeated by life's burdens, remember that something new and glorious can come from being flattened.

Overwhelmed? To much going on? There is hope.