Devotionals

When people read Ephesians 6 and come across Paul’s words to “bondservants” and “masters,” it can stir a lot of questions. Is Paul okay with slavery? Why didn’t he condemn it? How does this fit into God’s heart for justice and freedom? These are real questions, and they matter. And when we look closely at history and scripture, we find a truth even deeper than the cultural moment Paul was speaking into — a truth that speaks right into our lives today. Let’s walk through this

The Real Test—Loving Like Jesus When It Hurts Scripture:   “Let love be genuine. Abhor what is evil; hold fast to what is good…”  — Romans 12:9–21 (ESV) Have you ever had someone come against you for no reason? Maybe they misunderstood you, spoke against you, or treated you in a way that felt completely unfair. If so, you’re not alone. I’ve been there too—and to be honest, I didn’t always handle it the right way. When people hurt us, our natural reaction is to defend ourselve

Looking Ahead: Don’t Get Stuck in the Past “Brothers and sisters, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I...

Grief is one of those emotions we wish we could skip over. It feels heavy, painful, and often leaves us asking why . Why do we have to...

Have you ever been blindsided by someone close to you—someone you trusted—who turned around and hurt you? It’s one of the hardest things...

As children of Jesus our King we are people who go from strength to strength! Not by our own doing but because He that lives in us is...