Crucified With Christ
Jesus said that we must take up our cross and follow Him. In today's devotion, Sandy reminds us that our will and ambitions must be put to death. Only then can we declare, "I am crucified with Christ nevertheless, I live!"
Timing
Out on the stormy Sea of Galilee, the disciples must have felt that Jesus had failed to come to them in time. As Christians, we can also feel much the same way. But today, Sis. Rita reminds us that the Lord is always right on time!
Where Are You Looking?
When the children of Israel had been delivered from the cruel bondage of Egypt and were on their way to the Promised Land, they didn't get there as quickly as they expected. In frustration, they got their eyes off of the Lord and began looking back toward Egypt. Today, Bro. David encourages us to keep our eyes on the Lord because He has promised to supply all of our needs.
Fruitful In Affliction
When Joseph became second-in-command over Egypt, he chose symbolic names for his two sons. Manasseh meant "forgetfulness" and Ephraim meant "doubly blessed." Joseph chose to forgive and forget his years of hardship and the Lord blessed him abundantly. Today, Sis. Diana encourages us to follow Joseph's example and God will make us fruitful in our affliction!
Surviving A Stall
Proverbs 16:8 tells us that pride goes before destruction and a haughty spirit before a fall. In today's devotion, Richard shares a personal aviation story that illustrates this very concept. The only way to survive a spiritual stall is through the power of humility.
Prayer Warrior
We all understand that prayer is an essential part of our Christian walk. But today, Sandy focuses on what it means to be a "prayer warrior" and how we should strive to be one!