In today’s devotional we think about how God gives us many, many chances to obey him. And we realize that no matter how much we refuse to listen, God will not give up on us.

In today’s devotional we consider how easily we forget all that God has done for us and promises to do for us. And we realize that God’s love will never change or abandon us.

In today’s devotional we think about the metaphor of books and covers and applied to the Israelite people. And we realize that while our “cover” might look great, what God is concerned about it what is inside us.

In today’s devotional we consider the steady and sure love of Jesus Christ. And we realize that God’s patient love means that his arms will always be open to you.

In today’s devotional we consider the shaping power of names. And we realize that names given and used are important, but the names God gives us are of ultimate importance.

In today’s devotional we consider the relationship between obedience and trust. And we realize that sometimes we need to obey God’s commands, even if we don’t fully understand why.

In today’s devotional we consider Jesus’ willingness to recognize what he wants, but to also submit to the plans of God. And we realize that the four most dramatic and powerful words we can speak are “your will be done.”

In today’s devotional we think about the many ways that we have to wait. And we realize that no matter what we wait for, our how long, in Christ, we can know that we have a Savior who we can trust.

In today’s devotional we continue our series by Steven Laman and his reflections on a life with cerebral palsy. And we realize that Jesus’ love can find us, no matter of our particular skills or abilities.

In today’s devotional we consider how our sins are washed as white as snow. And we realize that images of God’s love and action are all around us in nature, sometimes we just need to have eyes that are open to see them.