In today’s devotional we consider the alignment of our hearts and our words when it comes to the act of prayer. And we realize that true prayer brings our full selves in alignment with Christ.

In today’s devotional we consider how the work and life of Jesus Christ was driven by love. And we realize that we do not need to spend our lives working to please God, but that through Christ, the work is done and we are saved.

In today’s devotional we think about how when we are attuned to God’s heart, our prayers will be filled with what pleases him. And we realize that we do not need to be self-conscious when we pray, but to pray unabashedly.

In today’s devotional we consider the truly important work of praying for our leaders of all levels and organizations. And we realize that prayer is not an act of submission, but a powerful tool to change the world.

In today’s devotional we consider that conscience is not cartoonish. And we realize that when we follow our conscience, we are following the Holy Spirit.

In today’s devotional we reflect on how the Apostle Paul is open and honest when it comes to the grace and mercy that he has received. And we realize that God’s patience with us is vast and overwhelming.

In today’s devotional we consider how we never really grow out of this phase of life. We still want to know why things had to happen. And we realize that when it comes to Christ’s action in the world, the answer to “why” is always, “because of love.”

In today’s devotional we consider that Jesus Christ trusted us enough to send us into the world. And we realize that our lives are not all about us, but about the work that we have been given to do.

In today’s devotional we consider how, as Christians, our attitude toward danger is different because we have Christ in our hearts. And we realize that we need not be afraid, for we have Christ on our side.

In today’s devotional we consider how many Christians around the world are at risk, or being actively persecuted for their faith. And we realize that God is calling us to work, a work of welcome, struggle, and joy.