Have you ever had somebody judge you for a misfortune that happened to you? That’s the last thing you need. Jesus made it clear: We treat people with gentleness!
Judgement or Gentleness? Lenten Devotions
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Concerned for Us — Lenten Devotions 2025
Sometimes the Lord doesn’t restore to us the things we have lost for His sake. Rather, He gives us something better: Salvation!
Who Do You Blame?
When we go through trials, who do we tend to blame? Often it is God Himself, little realizing that the problems may be caused by not listening in the first place.
Rescuer — Lenten Devotions 2025
Jesus has rescued us. Every one of us who trusts in Him to give us life and peace with God. He died and rose for us that we might be with Him!
Transfigures — Lenten Devotions 2025
Jesus was glorified on the Mount of Transfiguration. Was He not also glorified on the Mount Calvary?
Consistent — Lenten Devotions 2025
Sometimes what Jesus says seem inconsistent, but it is not! Nothing matters to Jesus but doing what God sent Him to do!
Five Things Jesus Did Not Say…
With the world filling us with self-motivation on all sides, Jesus gives us an even more important truth to live by…
¿Juicio o gentileza?
¿Alguna vez alguien te ha juzgado por una desgracia que te sucedió? Eso es lo último que necesitas. Jesús lo dejó en claro: ¡Tratamos a las personas con amabilidad!
Catching People — Lenten Devotions 2025
Catching people. That’s what Jesus calls us all to do! To learn from Him to share our faith, to bring more and more people into Jesus’ net!
God’s Wisdom
Do you seek wisdom, but then fail to find it? could it be that you don’t ask in humility? And if you do ask, then believe that what God puts on your heart is Him speaking to you!
Provocative — Lenten Devotions 2025
Because most of us aren’t Jewish, we don’t have legal right to God’s covenant! We are saved only because of His great mercy!
A Superior Covenant
We can ask forgiveness for sins as we commit them, but God will always forgive them, on the basis of Jesus’ perfect “sacrifice that atones for our sin”
Faithful — Lenten Devotions 2025
Jesus’ ministry began and ended with temptation. He prevailed. He wouldn’t risk doing anything other than His God-given task!