In today’s devotional we think about what it means to be lost, but literally and spiritually. And we realize that when things are lost before God, he always goes and looks for them.

In today’s devotional we consider the many ways that it is clear that we aren’t from around here. And we realize that the promises of God are meant not just for us and those people who are like us, but for all people everywhere.

In today’s devotional we consider how God uses the wild times in our life to draw the closest to us. And we remember that God desires to be with us, even to the point of sending Jesus to walk among us, and his Spirit to live inside us.

In today’s devotional we think about how the Ark of the Covenant back in ancient Israel informs our understanding of God’s presence in our lives today. And we remember that we have a God whom we can approach without fear or trepidation because of the love and sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

In today’s devotional we think about what it means to give God our first and best. And we realize that whatever we give God is nothing compared to what we’ve been given, his love and indwelling Spirit.

In today’s devotional we think about how Moses was shaped by spending time with God. And we realize that if we want to be shaped more into the likeness and image of Jesus Christ, then we need to be spending time in his presence.

In today’s devotional we think about Israel’s response to God’s love. And we realize that God seeks after us with a passionate love, never giving up, breaking his own heart again and again. And we, like Israel, have a choice to say, “Thank you.”

In today’s devotional we consider how the most complex and complicated of human inventions or concepts pales in comparison to understanding the creator and Lord of the Universe. But we remember that in Jesus Christ, we have a Savior who came to us, who make himself known in a way we could understand.

In today’s devotional we are thinking about marriage. Not just human marriage, but how the relationship between God and the nation of Israel is like a marriage, albeit, not always a faithful one. And we realize that whatever we chase after in this life, we are only going to find love and fulfillment through Jesus Christ.

In today’s devotion we think about how our God loves us and that this means that we do not ever need to pester or shout to get God’s attention. God knows your name and is excited to spend time with you.