In today’s devotional we consider the difference between being smart people and being wise people. And we realize that sometimes we need one or the other, but other times we need both in equal measure.

In today’s devotional we think about the power of one person to share something with a few others and how they sharing it with a few others and on and on, can change the world. And we realize that we too have this power and witness in our lives.

In today’s devotional we think about it means to be centered in the good news, the gospel, of Jesus Christ. And we realize that when our hearts remember the ultimate truth, we end up living lives of grace and gratitude.

In today’s devotional we start a new series of devotionals that look at the letter of Colossians. And we realize that when a letter is filled with the Holy Spirit, even though it was written years ago, it still speaks to our lives today.

In today’s devotional, we take a moment to celebrate how worthy Jesus Christ is of our praise and thanksgiving. And we realize that someday we will see The Lamb of God and all things will be made new in his presence.

In today’s devotional we contemplate the ways we are called not just to follow Christ, but to model his actions in our own lives. And we realize that in Christ, we have a Good Shepherd who invites us to be his sheep, but also to help him tend the flock.

In today’s devotional we think about the difference between a worker and an owner when it comes to being invested in something. And we realize that in Christ, we have a Shepherd who is not a hired hand, but who can honestly and genuinely be called “Good”

In today’s devotional, we think about how we can discern the voice of Jesus from the many voices in our world. And we realize that the best way to familiarize ourselves with Jesus' words is by reading them, studying them, memorizing them and loving them in the Bible itself.

In today’s devotional we consider the ways in which we continually insist that we know best and that our way is the best way. And we realize that, as followers of Christ, we do not get what we deserve, but instead receive a gracious and loving Savior.

In today’s devotional we consider how our actions deserve judgment and condemnation. But we realize, and are grateful, that what we actually get from Christ is love and compassion.