Devotion for January 18
Rather, when we ask God for help, we do so with the confidence that the One who knows the end from the beginning will do precisely what is best.
Rather, when we ask God for help, we do so with the confidence that the One who knows the end from the beginning will do precisely what is best.
Prayer in Jesus’ name submits our finite understanding to God’s infinitely good plan to show Christ’s character and care.
God can still speak to us from his Word by allowing others to encourage us with its truths.
When we exercise the sacrificial love of Christ, we deepen our understanding of God’s care for us.
We are most determined to live for God, when we know he provides care despite our undeserving, not because we have qualified for his love.
Be encouraged today, knowing that your flaws do not disqualify you from God’s purposes.
A call to all PCA churches to pray for our nation on Sunday, January 10.
Jesus intends for us to relate to other believers on the basis of our eternal relationship with him and the identity he shares with them.
Dr. Jim Denison offers biblical context on this tragic moment in our nations history.
Anyone can read the words of the Bible, but to see Gods heart, you have to put on your gospel glasses.