Devotionals, 316 total items found

To the Rock that Is Higher than I     By Sarah Lin        
When David was at his wits’ end, he asked to be led to the Rock that is higher than him. It is all so easy to feel overwhelmed when troubles flood our days. Whether it is something requiring our action or things beyond our control, we often find ourselves troubled and weary, even harboring grievances. That’s why we need to turn to God, and move up to the Rock higher than all our troubles.

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While It Is Day     By Stephen Ku        
It is human nature to procrastinate. In our life of faith — our relationship with God and service to Him — it is often the case. What would you do differently if you realize that time may not be in your hands?

Thanksgiving in Prayers     By Sarah Lin        
For many of us, prayers consist of a shopping list of things we want the Lord to accomplish for us. But, asking without thanksgiving only leads to an unhealthy relationship, a flawed spiritual state.

Worry-Free in God     By Arianna Huang        
Imagine your worries as a great big sack that you constantly heave around; your first choice would be to discard it. But why can't we seem to get rid of it?

Be Merciful to the Poor        
He who has pity on the poor lends to the LORD, and He will pay back what he has given. —Proverbs 19:17

All Glory Belongs to God     By Anessa Liew        
In the midst of the praise and attention of man, do we take the glory that belongs to God?

His Compassions Are New Every Morning     By Sarah Lin        
No matter how weary we are, God's Spirit is like living water that refreshes us day by day.

When God Does Not Answer        
Why do our prayers go unanswered? Is God trying our patience? Or perhaps we are found lacking in His eyes. When we pray, we need to first examine ourselves before we expect God to act upon our requests.

Builder to Builder     By Lois Kuo        
Servitude without cultivation is spiritual suicide, and the longer we serve, the more vulnerable we are to attack. Remember that we cultivate ourselves for our own protection, as well as for those who depend on our work.