In today’s devotional we consider what it means to be a child of God. And how God’s love for his children means that he loves us fully, equally, and generously.

In today’s devotional, we consider what it means to share a name, a family, and characteristics. And we realize that being part of God’s family, bearing the name of Christ, has implications for how we think, act, and live.

In today’s devotional we consider the toxicity of comparison in the life of the church. And we understand that God does not promise we will all have the same life, rather that we are faithful with whatever life we have.

In today’s devotional, we consider how letting our fear of asking for help can make us miss out on opportunities. But we realize that it is a much bigger mistake to let our fear stop us from asking God for help.

In today’s devotional we consider our curiosity about other people can often waste time and energy. And we realize that God can do whatever he wants with other people, but it does not change the call of Christ upon our lives.

In today’s devotional we consider the faith of Peter and what it meant for Jesus to restore him after his denial. And we realize that our stumbles in faith are also an opportunity for Christ to demonstrate his grace to us.

In today’s devotional we consider that God is present with us, even when we cannot see him. And we realize that as followers of Christ, you and I are never, ever alone.

In today’s devotional we consider the dark moments of our lives--both literal and figurative. And we realize, that often, it is in the dark that God is working out some of the biggest miracles.

In today’s devotional, we consider the finality of Christ’s work on earth. And we realize the comfort we can feel in know that the work of redemption is complete.

In today’s devotional we consider how Jesus’ mother was always by his side, even when no one else was. And we think about ways that we too, can be there for people in our lives.