Devotion for February 9
If you can withhold your criticism long enough to extend God’s grace — life-transforming power you’ve been given is yours to give to another.
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Rembrandt’s “Simeons” and the Spiritual Discipline of Suffering
The old artist doesn’t seem to want to show us the scene when Simeon held Jesus, or what he can do with it. He just seems to want to hold Jesus.
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Devotion for February 8
The many facets of the diamond of grace are polished on every page of Scripture until we can see and treasure the jewel that Jesus is.
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Devotion for February 7
We are children of our Heavenly Father, and because we are His children, His love will never leave or forsake us.
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Presbyteries Vote on 12 Proposed Changes To BCO
An update on the official tally of presbytery votes on the 12 proposals as of February 6.
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50th Anniversary Devotion for February 6
God’s word is final and fixed. Addition and subtraction are not allowed.
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Devotion for February 3
However our rescue comes, the One who ultimately rescues is God.
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Devotion for February 2
The valleys of our sin have been filled with Christ’s righteousness.
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Slow to Anger
The experience of anger is not inherently sinful, but we should seek to limit its shelf life. The longer anger lasts, the more dangerous it becomes.
Devotion for February 1
Yes, there is a path to walk, but if we step off, we have an advocate with the Father who paid the penalty for our sin.
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