No one said living the Christian life would be easy. But life isn’t truly easy for anyone. Those who worship God know he will help and guide and strengthen, especially through the truth in his Word hundreds are discovering in weekly posts like these.

He rode into Jerusalem on a donkey. A donkey! What message does that send to us today? Do we understand his message any better than those who saw him that day?

It’s easy to miss how simple is the message of Jesus, even for a complicated day like our own. Paul calls us to clarity with what we consider in this devotion.

You might think these three strikes would disqualify a person from being called by God. But not for the apostle Paul. And not for me.

I started writing these devotionals to leave something behind so my grandchildren would know the convictions central in my life, convictions I wished for them, too.

The work of Christ can and must heal our divisions. John Stott points out that a “homogeneous church is a defective church.” He concludes that we must work “penitently and perseveringly towards heterogeneity.”

Paul’s admonition in Romans 15: “We who are strong have an obligation to bear with the failings of the weak, and not please ourselves.”

Do you have a favorite from this week’s posts? Click on the link below and read it again? Did you miss reading once this week? The devotion is here to help you today!

In what ways do you look like your sisters and brothers in Christ, and how do you emulate your Heavenly Father?  The Bible tells us that God is love. Because he loved us, we should also love one another.

Even when we’re struggling in deep waters, God is there. The book of Psalms reminds and reassures us that this is true.