On Easter morning, Mary sees two angels in the empty tomb—but she barely notices them. Why? Because without Jesus, even miracles aren’t enough. Discover how Mary’s devotion reminds us that Jesus is the only One we truly need to cling to.
esus wouldn’t drink the wine mixed with gall. It was a sedative intended to make the soldiers’ job easier, but Jesus chose to face His suffering with a clear head to finish His work for us and care for those at the foot of the cross.
When Jesus said, “I am,” the guards fell back. Yet He willingly surrendered, protecting His disciples and choosing the path of suffering to save us.
When faith adds requirements to Jesus, it loses the Gospel. Paul reminds us: Christ alone is enough.
Spending time with Jesus transforms how we see ourselves, how we face fear, and how we live. His faithfulness gives us courage to follow Him fully.
God comes to get us where we are, joining us to Himself through grace, love, and resurrection.
Jesus’ life began with danger and exile, because our rescue would require nothing less than His own life.
The wise men brought precious gifts, but the greatest gift in the room was the Child Himself—God’s gift to the world.
The same Spirit who led Simeon and Anna to Jesus now lives in us—so that we may recognize Him and share Him.
What seemed small was part of God’s rescue plan for the entire world.