In today’s devotional we consider how sometimes life gets so busy that they only thing we can do to move forward is to slow down for a little. And we realize that God is calling us to rest, not so that we can be super productive, but to simply rest in his love and provision.

In today’s devotional we consider the human impulse to make things more grand than they really are. And we realize that, in Christ, we do not need to boast or brag, but we are enough just as we are.

In today’s devotional we consider the pattern of light and dark and the change of seasons. And we realize that, while we may have preferences in regard to seasons of life, God has purposes for all things.

In today's Podcast Extra Adam Navis and Christy Prins talk about how Words of Hope began and what it is today.

In today’s devotional we consider how, while there are difference between children and adults, in Christ’s eyes, there is nothing stopping children from fully embracing him. And we realize that sometimes doing what is socially acceptable is not always the acceptable thing in the Christian life.

In today’s devotional we think about how God sometimes calls us to action, to leadership, or to sacrifice, before we feel that we are fully prepared and ready. And we realize that when we find ourselves in a position of leadership, our choices may have a bigger impact, but our call to follow God’s leading remains the same.

In today’s devotional we consider this point where God’s ultimate power can touch our very human lives. And we realize that, while we may not be able to understand God completely, we can completely trust in his promises.

In today’s devotional we consider what it means to listen, not just hear. And we realize that when God speaks, we should not only listen, but help others to listen as well.

In today’s devotional we consider how, no matter how wild and amazing they seem to us, the promises of God do not depend on our belief in them. And we realize that when it comes down to choosing between what we can see and what God says, we can trust what God says.

In today’s devotional we think on the story of Ishmael. And we realize that while we may not be loved perfectly by the people in our lives, in God we are whole, complete, and completed loved.