In today’s devotional we continue our series on living courageous lives. And we realize that courage is wonderful, but it becomes a divine thing when paired with maturity, patience, and most importantly, kindness.

In today’s devotional we think about the biblical example of courage that we find in the person of Moses. And we realize that, just like Moses, we too are called forward to follow God, equipped for the acts before us.

In today’s devotional we focus on the life of Ester from the book that bears her name. And we realize that anything that we have been given by God is not a reward or just for us, but is a gift that we are meant to share with other people

In today’s devotional we think about the call we all face to share our faith with other people. And we realize that even though sharing our faith with someone might make us feel afraid, we have the Holy Spirit to guide our words and actions.

In today’s devotional we think about the connection between the circumstances of our life and the joy and worship that we offer up to God. And we realize that no matter what we may be facing, we can find joy in Christ Jesus us Lord and Savior.

In today’s devotional we focus on the difficult teaching that when we are weak we are strong. And we wrestle with the ways that this may live out in our own lives.

In today’s devotional we think about the constant battle we face against evil from every angle and aspect of our lives. And we realize that this is not our battle to fight, but that God has already won the victory through Jesus Christ.

In today’s devotional we how we are all so tired of so many different things. And we realize that what we need is rest, and that this is exactly what God wants for us too.

In today’s devotional we think about a time in our life that was so bad that we will never forget where we were or what we were doing when it happened. And we understand that no matter how big or bad the problems of the world might see, our God is bigger, greater, stronger, and in control.

In today’s devotional we focus on the story of Hannah, who wanted so badly to have a child of her own. And we realize that when we face trials and troubles, we have a God who wants to carry our burdens for us.