Isaiah’s Message of Service
Isaiah gave us a message from Jesus Himself. He gave a uniform call for all to serve Him. This daily devotional looks at God is glorified through our service and…
God’s Mercy: His Compassion on Display
Grace has a constant companion: mercy. This daily devotional reviews what mercy is and its purpose, then giving some examples.Devotions in the Self-Discipline Review series Self-Discipline Review Series Programming note:…
Isaiah’s Message on God’s Purpose
While idol worship isn’t as common around here as it was in Isaiah’s days, we still have items that take our focus off of God. This daily devotional looks how…
Isaiah’s Message on Renewal
Isaiah was encouraging the Israelites, who were exiled in Babylon. He told the people that we are to live for God. This daily devotional looks at how waiting for God…
Isaiah’s Message on God’s Deliverance
God had promised the Israelites that He would provide for them as they were in the path of the advancing Assyrian army. This daily devotional looks at how He fulfilled…
Isaiah’s Message on God’s Provision
The Book of Isaiah contains many prophecies. One reason for these prophecies was so that Israel could see God’s provision for her. This daily devotional looks at how God promises…
Isaiah’s Message about the Baby
We know that Isaiah 7: 16 is a prophecy about Jesus’ birth. However, most prophecies in Scriptures not only gave us a clue as to what would happen in the…
How Are Satisfaction and Peace Related to Spiritual Needs?
In Psalm 17: 15, David talked about being satisfied. Is satisfaction just another name for peace? This daily devotional looks at how the two terms are correlated when considering spiritual…
God Is the Only Peace for Man
Peace comes from building a relationship with God. This daily devotional looks at how nothing else in heaven or earth can provide us the peace that God can. Nuggets Having…
What Does Delight in the Lord Mean?
Delighting in the Lord is one of those huge religious concepts – that disciples of Christ are called to do but may not understand. So, how do we delight in…