In today’s devotional we consider what it means to hope in God’s promises. And we realize that the simplest hope can be a act of love and trust in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

In today’s devotional we consider how God does not want perfect people, he wants you and me. And we realize that it is in our imperfections, that God’s glory shines most brightly.

In today’s devotional we think about what it means to pray...without ceasing. And we realize that living a life of prayer sometimes changes us more than we change anything outside ourselves.

In today’s devotional we consider how it is in the ordinary things of life that we connect with God. And we realize that when we offer these simple things of life to God, they can be transformed in amazing ways.

In today’s devotional we think about how easy it is to miss out on noticing the miracles all around us, because what is around us is so familiar. And we realize that small moments are what life is really all about.

In today’s devotional we consider our responses when Jesus seems weak and ineffectual. And we realize that God’s love does not deny the pain and suffering of life, but can, if we let it, redeem and transform it.

In today’s devotional we think about how Peter responded when his expectations of Jesus are not met. And we realize that was always have a choice whether we move toward or away from Jesus.

In today’s devotional we think about what it means to stand before God. And we realize that our response to this moment, the posture that we accept, tells us all we need to know, and all God needs to know about us.

In today’s devotional we think about how the totality of our life is one big opportunity. And we understand that we have a choice, but that once we die, we may not have all the same choices we have today.

In today’s devotional we consider the idea of “prodigal” and what it means to spend a lot on things we don’t need. And we realize that this is exactly God’s approach to each of us. We get what we need, but we also get so much more.