Guidelines For Living Devotional

How Do Ancient Roman Soldiers Reflect the Christian Journey?

Stay vigilant—our journey with Christ isn’t a stroll through peaceful pastures, but a battlefield where the enemy waits to strike.

Battle Flags of Faith: Rallying to the Banner of the Cross

When life’s battles surge like a flood, remember: God’s Spirit lifts His banner, calling us to stand firm and fight with hope.

From Separation to Restoration: Finding Hope in Reconciliation

True reconciliation starts with humility—don’t let pride keep you from healing the relationships that matter most.

When Your Expectations in Marriage Are Not Met

When expectations in marriage fall short, the path to healing begins with open communication, understanding, and a commitment to letting go of the unrealistic demands we place on each other.

Four Barriers to Conflict Resolution in Marriage

Marriage thrives not in the absence of conflict, but in the commitment to resolve it, uniting two individuals into one through love, grace, and understanding.

Seek God's Will, Not Just His Blessings

Jabez's heartfelt prayer reveals that seeking God's blessings and guidance is not about personal gain, but about aligning our desires with His purpose and experiencing His transformative presence in our lives.

Living by God's Standard in a Dishonest World

In a world that often bends the truth, Zechariah 8:16 calls us to speak honestly and uphold justice, challenging us to live with integrity, even when it's difficult.

Speaking the Truth in a World of Lies

In a world where deception seems commonplace among our leaders and peers, Colossians 3:9 calls us to shed our old selves and embrace honesty, reminding us that integrity is a choice that shapes not only our lives but also the lives of those we influence.

Taking Responsibility: Lessons From the Fairway

When faced with our shortcomings and the temptation to blame others, Psalm 41:4 invites us to seek mercy and healing from the Lord, reminding us that true accountability begins with acknowledging our own faults.

Finding Refuge in the Goodness of God

True understanding of Jesus comes not from theory, but from choosing to do God's will and experiencing His truth firsthand.