In today’s devotional we think about the difference between working by ourselves and working together with those around us. And we realize that God has placed people in our lives, not always to serve to, but sometimes to serve with.

In today’s devotional, we think about, well, devotion. And we realize that one of the hardest things in the world is to do an easy thing every day.

In today’s devotional we continue to think about the ways that we are gifted for service. And we realize that just as important as the ways we are gifted, are the ways in which the world needs us to serve.

In today’s devotional, we think about the posture we take as Christians and what we are willing to do in the service of others. And we realize that hospitality is a gift, and it is much-needed in our world.

In today’s devotional we think about the ways that we serve the church. And we realize that our gifts are not meant to be used to fulfill our duties, but to celebrate the way that God has made us unique and special.

In today’s devotional we explore a way that we prepare and practice our faith each day. And we realize that it is not the big moments of life that matter, but the daily work we do in faith.

In today’s devotional we think about the relationship between leaders and followers. And we realize that the Church needs people to lead, but just as much, people to follow and do the important work of sharing God’s love with the world.

In today’s devotional we conclude our series by Word’s of Hope President about walking in the Bible. And we realize that when God places a challenge or obstacle in front of us, through the Holy Spirit, we are always equipped for the job.

In today’s devotional we consider the call upon the Christian to live lives of obedience. And we realize that this call is not one of submission, but one of revolution.

In today’s devotional we think about the relationship between children and parents. And we understand that while children have a responsibility to parents, parents have an even bigger responsibility to their children.