Devotional

E. Stanley Jones writes of seven things to which the Christian has access in Christ.

So Christianity is muscle and miracle—not too much muscle lest we be strained; not too much miracle lest we be drained.

Here prayer is put on its highest level—every prayer prayed in the spirit of Jesus is answered.

Condemnation is a symptom; sin is the disease. So to rid us of the symptom—condemnation—God must rid us of the disease—sin.

Off and on now, for more than fifty years, Maxie Dunnam says a word to himself: Maxie, the secret is simply this, Christ in you, yes, Christ in you, bringing with him the hope of all the glorious things to come.”

Late last year we had some birch trees cut down in front of our house. The trunks were over a foot thick. I thought...

Jesus knew that the Father had put all things under his power, and that he had come from God and was returning to God;...

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Sometimes doing devotionals can get in the way of really hearing from God if it makes us dependent on others' thoughts to get into Scripture. In this article, Jessica LaGrone narrates the story of how when and how she stopped doing devotionals in order to get back into the Word herself.

“He restores my soul.”  These familiar words from Psalm 23 beautifully describe the hope awaiting a group of girls I met on my recent...