In today’s devotional we think about the times in each person's life that are full of uncertainty about what the future is going to be like. And we understand that even as life does not make many promises, the God who made life and everything else, is one who will be with us in all things, and at all times.

In today’s devotional we consider times in our lives when we ask the big questions like, “Why?” Or at least, “Why me?” And we realize that we serve a big God, one who is big enough to handle our questions, as well as the problems of our life.

In today’s devotional we think about how God acts to defend and protect us from evil, even if that evil comes from within ourselves. And we realize that in this, God is trustworthy and true.

In today’s devotional we begin a new series by Joy Petroelje. Today we consider the feeling of isolation that sometimes grows out of our worries and concerns. And we realize that God’s care for the characters we read about in scripture is readily available to us as well.

In today’s devotional we consider a humorous moment in the Bible, a moment that is also quite serious as well. And we realize that in our own lives, it isn’t about being perfect, but instead about following Jesus directions and leading.

In today’s devotional we think about how the writer of the Gospel of Mark may have inserted himself into his own writing. And we realize that we also need to bear witness to the life and work of Christ in our own hearts and lives.

In today’s devotional we think about the final words of Jesus on earth. And we realize that Jesus’ words held meaning for the apostles, but also hold meaning for us today.

In today’s devotional we celebrate the wonder and joy of Easter. And we realize that just as we are invited into Christ’s death, we are alway welcomed into the celebration of his new life.

In today’s devotional we consider the actions of a man named Joseph of Arimathea, a witness to Jesus’ life and death. And we realize that the cross changes everything, whether someone lived thousands of years ago or today.

In today’s devotional we consider what was good about the day we call Good Friday. And we realize that in the moment of Christ’s death, he experienced the full depth of the darkness of humanity, not only to be able to relate to us, but in order to be victorious over it.