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Jaden Ivey’s release from the Chicago Bulls after speaking against Pride Month raises a larger question for Christians in America: what happens when biblical truth collides with a culture that celebrates what God condemns? This devotional on Romans 1 explores homosexual sin, public pressure, persecution, and the hope of the gospel for sinners who turn to Christ.
Chuck Norris has died, and many Christians are reflecting on his life, public faith, and the strength he seemed to embody. This devotional tribute looks at John 21 and the mercy of Christ toward weary, failing men, reminding us that even the strongest among us need the risen Savior.
Iran is hanging young men, and the horror of it exposes the corruption of earthly kingdoms. This article reflects on the execution of young wrestler Saleh Mohammadi through Isaiah 9:6-7, pointing readers to the only righteous King, Jesus Christ, whose government and peace will never end.
A church service was disrupted by protest during worship. Reflecting on Zechariah 4, this devotional asks how the church stands firm when sacred space is no longer respected.
Heaven stood over a sleeping man. The God who fills all things was already near. You don’t need to climb. You just need to stop running.
Her name was Renee Nicole Good. Psalm 139 reminds us that God deals in persons, not categories. This devotion calls Christians to resist dehumanizing speech, refuse agenda-driven reactions, and speak with truth, fear of God, and the hope of Christ crucified and risen.
A mass shooting at Brown University just days before Christmas has left families shattered and hearts trembling. In this raw, scripture-rooted reflection, Pastor Rich Bitterman explores the unshakable peace Christ gives—even when the world bleeds.
A shepherd kneels beside a smoldering fire while the hills sleep around him. Above the quiet field, a faint shimmer gathers in the sky, as if heaven is drawing a slow breath. This is the night the long promise leans close. Before angels sing and glory breaks open, there is only firelight, starlight, and a waiting heart.
This Christmas devotion reflects on Simeon in Luke 2 as he finally beholds the Christ-child in the temple. It explores the hope, fulfillment, and revelation found in Jesus, and connects the moment to the longings and spiritual needs of our world today. A vivid, worshipful reminder that Christ is the Consolation of Israel, the Light for the nations, and God’s salvation revealed.
On a quiet hillside outside Bethlehem, heaven erupted. Glory returned to earth not through kings or priests, but through light that touched the grass and a message spoken to shepherds. This Christmas devotion invites you into that field—where the gospel first broke open in fire, fear, and unstoppable joy.
Still struggling with sin no matter how hard you try? This honest devotional reveals where grace meets you—and why falling doesn’t mean you’re failing.
Faithful pastors may pass from this earth, but the Shepherd of our souls remains. This devotion from Hebrews 13:7–8 reflects on past leaders, present shepherds, and the eternal constancy of Christ — the One who never changes.
Before the promise of John 3:16, Jesus gave a darker image: a serpent on a pole. In this gripping gospel reflection, discover why Jesus had to be lifted up, what it means that He became the curse, and why your only hope is to look—and live.
The speaker reflects on the significance of the resurrection of Christ during a graveside service, emphasizing that if Christ did not rise, faith is meaningless. Paul’s teachings to the Corinthians confirm the resurrection as a historical fact, promising believers hope beyond death. The resurrection signifies victory over sin and death, affirming the truth of Christianity.
When God broke me, I thought it was the end. But in the rubble, I found the rescue. This is the story of how Psalm 46 became more than poetry—it became survival. Earthquakes, sieges, stillness, and the God who doesn’t move. If your world is falling apart, this might be exactly what you need to read.
Before David wore a crown, he wore shame. Psalm 34 wasn’t written in a palace—it was born in a cave, after David clawed at enemy gates pretending to be insane. This post traces the raw, redemptive arc of a man who broke under fear and found God not in triumph, but in trembling. If you’ve ever faked strength to survive the day, this is your psalm. This is your story.
Even when we feel hollow, worn thin, or unsure how to keep going—Jesus never left. This post walks through the one promise that’s held me together more than any other: “I am with you always, even to the end of the age.”