Devotion for January 20
God has poured his goodness through our weaknesses to show that the surpassing greatness of his power is all of grace.
God has poured his goodness through our weaknesses to show that the surpassing greatness of his power is all of grace.
Always the Spirit urges us to act on behalf of others, to show the love of Jesus Christ to every person – in ways small and great.
The 48th General Assembly sent eight proposed BCO changes to the presbyteries. To date, 43 presbyteries have reported their votes on at least some of these proposals to the Stated Clerk’s office.
Praise God that we are not dependent on our wisdom to share God’s love but have the blessing of the Holy Spirit working by and with the Word he gives us to reach the hearts of loved ones.
We trust the Savior of sinners to love us before we become saints – to embrace the messed up before we have cleaned up.
The Bible intends courageous, faithful, wise, and persistent living for heaven’s purposes.
God does not answer prayers that undermine what’s best for our souls.
Our Heavenly Father’s love and help are always available when we confess our need of his grace.
God bestowed great dignity, value, and spiritual power on women who reflect the heart of their Savior.
One barrier to the resolutions becoming routine is the burden of guilt we needlessly attach to these Christian disciplines.