In today’s devotional we focus on the miracle of feeding 5,000 people. And we realize that Jesus could have created food from thin air, but instead, decided to use what was available and at hand.

In today’s devotional we consider the spiritual habit of fasting. And we realize that Jesus’ teaching shows up that fasting is not something that is meant to be a quick fix to anything. And we realize that, in Christ, there are times for fasting, but also times for feasting.

In today’s devotional we consider the power of the shared meal. And we realize that Jesus cared about people and to show this he often took the time to eat with them.

In today’s devotional we consider the story of the feeding of the 5,000. And we realize that while Jesus cares about our spiritual needs, he also really cares about our physical needs--like food--as well.

In today’s devotional we consider the story of Zacchaeus, a short man in need of his own rehabilitation. And we realize that when Jesus invites himself into our lives, he brings with him a new life.

In today’s devotional we consider Jesus’ first miracle of turning water into wine. And while we may not solve the issue of the proper understanding of alcohol, we will realize that Jesus actions are all about loving people and caring for them.

In today’s devotional we start a series on eating and drinking in the Bible. And we realize that sometimes food is about more than just our personal enjoyment, but about community, bonding, and connection.

In today’s devotional we consider how sometimes blending difference actually creates something beautiful. And we realize that God created this world, not as a dull mono-culture, but full of diversity, vibrancy, and life.

On today's podcast extra we talk to Claudia Elzinga, Words of Hope graphic designer.

In today’s devotional we consider the call on each of our lives to work together with the people around us. And we realize that if we are to function and thrive in this life, we must value each person and role in the body of Christ.