In today’s devotional we consider how the Light that came into the world existed long before that day. And we realize that wherever we see goodness in the world, that it shines because of the presence of the Lord Jesus.

In today’s devotional we think about the idea of waiting and anticipating the celebration of the coming of Christ into the world. And we realize that as we wait to celebrate Christmas, we should also anticipate the return of our Savior, not as a baby, but as our Lord.

In today’s devotional we finish our series on food in the Bible. And we realize that Jesus cares about us, not just our spiritual needs, but our physical needs as well.

In today’s devotional we consider Jesus’ blessing of bread before we eat it. And we realize that when we reconnect with our food, we reconnect with the reality of God’s provision in our lives.

In today’s devotional we consider Jesus’ action at the Last Supper. And we realize that, even in the simple act of eating, Jesus shows love and compassion.

In today’s devotional we think about the last meal Jesus ate with his disciples. And we realize that even in this act, he demonstrated that his is in control, preparing all things for his followers.

In today’s devotional we consider what it means to have the gift of service. And we realize that we can only understand our various giftedness in light of the service and worship of Christ Jesus, otherwise we often end up serving ourselves.

In today’s devotional we think about how preparing a meal can serve to connect us to the people we love, but it can also be a distraction from what is really important. And we realize that we should always prioritize our relationship with Christ, however easy it is to busy ourselves with things that we believe, please him.

In today’s devotional we consider how Jesus, as the bread of life, not only sustains us, but draws us together. And we realize that when we center ourselves on Christ, we enter into his life, death, and resurrection.

In today’s devotional we think about washing hands. And we realize that, while it is a good practice for our health, the rituals around food are meant to draw us together in love and kindness.