God’s glory is not something we can casually approach. It carries weight—so much weight that God reveals it gently, in ways we can receive without being destroyed.
Kavod—The Weight of God’s Glory
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All things are possible with God!
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Bara—God the Creator
The God who spoke the universe into existence from nothing is still creating new beginnings in our lives.
Stumbling
What can we do when someone we care about is seriously stumbling with their faith? We cry out to Jesus and we show them love!
The Lost Sheep
Do you feel … lost? Good news! God is searching for you! He won’t stop until you take your last breath on Earth!
Danger—Advent Devotions 2025
Jesus’ life began with danger and exile, because our rescue would require nothing less than His own life.
A Gift for the Nations—Advent Devotions 2025
The wise men brought precious gifts, but the greatest gift in the room was the Child Himself—God’s gift to the world.
Escape—Advent Devotions 2025
Herod’s fear exposed his heart. But God was already at work, protecting His Son and offering hope to all who need escape.
Power of Praise: New Years’ Lessons From the Prophets, Part 2
There will be trials in the upcoming new year. Facing them with praise and worship is the same as taking a stand in faith! Why not try?
El poder de la alabanza: Mensaje de Año Nuevo de los profetas, Parte 2
En el próximo año habrá pruebas. ¡Afrontarlas con alabanza y adoración es lo mismo que mantenerse firme en la fe! ¿Por qué no intentarlo?
Happy New Year!
Forget failed resolutions—walk with Jesus this year. He knows the plan, carries your worries, and welcomes you with open arms. Happy New Year in Him!
Unexpected Trouble—Advent Devotions
In complete innocence, we can say or do something that turns into tragedy—and it breaks our hearts.
Another New Year
In Christ, the old has passed away. A new year is an invitation to live into that truth with hope.
Sent by the Spirit—Advent Devotions 2025
The same Spirit who led Simeon and Anna to Jesus now lives in us—so that we may recognize Him and share Him.