In today’s devotional we consider the many leaders and forces at play in our world. And we realize that while God is Lord over all, a godly leader can teach us something about God.

In today’s devotional we think about how the promises of God stay strong and faithful even over years and years. And we realize that even as we wait on their fulfillment, the promises of God provide and hope and a future for us.

In today’s devotional we consider the imperfect character of God’s chosen patriarch, Abraham. And we realize that, just because we are loved and chosen by God, doesn’t mean that we are perfect, at least not yet.

In today’s devotional we think about how sometimes God reveals his nature, not in one fell swoop, but little by little, bit by bit. And we realize that, however much we know, there is always more to learn about our Heavenly Father.

In today’s devotional we consider the conundrum of knowing the future and how that shapes our lives today. And we realize that more sure than knowledge of future events, is knowledge of,  and trust in, the promises of God.

In today’s devotional we think about the name of God in the Old Testament. And we realize that even if we don’t understand ancient Hebrew, we can still hear God speak to our hearts.

In today’s devotional we think about the Hebrew word for God. And we realize that even today, while we might all be using the same word for God, we can sometimes mean very different things.

In today’s devotional start a new series of devotionals on the relationship between Abraham and God in the Old Testament. And we realize that God’s work in the world is often to show us how life works best for our own flourishing.

In today’s devotional, we consider all the people who are moving around in the Bible from one place to another. And we realize that, as Christians, we have a special call and obligation to care for those without a home and who need a place to rest.

In today’s devotional we complete our series on slavery and injustice in the Bible. And we realize that to follow a God who is loving and kind, but is not feeble and weak when it comes to righting the wrongs in this world.