In today’s devotional we think about how divisions between people is just another way of running from our problems. And we understand that to follow Christ we must first connect our hearts to his, then reach out to the world with the love that fills us.

In today’s devotional we consider how we can sometimes find ourselves in situations that we have no tools available to fix our problems. And we realize that God sends us saviors, sometimes in surprising packages, but always to meet us in our troubles, even when our troubles seem too big for any solution.

In today’s devotional we consider how God is a God that is always seeking to reclaim his precious people. And we realize that in our struggles and in our pain, God has not forgotten us. God never forgets us.

In today’s devotional we consider how God designed our bodies, and how we use them. And we realize that however we use our bodies we are called to use them to glorify and praise our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

In today’s devotional we consider what our heavenly bodies might be like. And we realize that within this deep mystery, we can rest assured that what awaits us is going to be better than what has come before.

In today’s devotional we look at one historic handling of the issue of continuity of God in the Bible. And we realize that every step of God’s plan for redemption, even when it seems harsh, is full of the deepest love.

In today’s devotional we consider the reality that sin and evil is not far away, in fact, it’s as close as our own hearts. And we remember how we are called, not to fighting and anger, but to a ministry of love and reconciliation and following Christ.

In today’s devotional we consider the importance of all the parts of the Christian body, the church. And we realize that we all have our place and it is not for us to judge or condemn each other, but neither is it for us to neglect the gifts we have been given.

In today’s devotional we consider that there is something inside Christians that goes beyond flesh and bone. And we realize that our body is a house, not for our thoughts or memories, but for the Spirit of God.

In today’s devotional we think about how Jesus did use the simple, ordinary things of life to create extraordinary meaning and messages. And we remember that we too, through our ordinary lives can point to the extraordinary, divine love of Jesus Christ.