Devotionals, 317 total items found

Grievance Free in the Presence of Enemies     By Sarah Lin        
In our journey of faith, one of the hardest lessons is to learn how to forgive our enemies. Read to understand the meaning behind this verse: “You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies.”

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.

Renew Our Vows     By Annica Liu        
Recall the love that brought us under God's grace since the beginning.

Before We Join the Hosts of Heaven        
It boggles the mind to imagine the heavens entirely filled with myriad angels praising God in exalted tones worshipping and glorifying God. Have you ever thought that one day you might join the heavenly hosts in praising God?

God's Work Starts at Home     By Angela Ho        
Our zeal for God in doing church work should not cause us to overlook our family commitments. In fact, providing for our family is part and parcel of doing God’s work. It is the starting point and the basis of godly service in the church: “for if a man does not know how to rule his own house, how will he take care of the church of God?” (1 Tim 3:5).

An Open Book     By Rebecca Jeng Yuan        
Do others see Jesus in you?

Mending My Torn Trousers     By Mei Xing Tan        
Sometimes we may feel forgotten. But God will never forget us; in fact, He's always working quietly in our lives.

Incorruptible Beauty     By Marian Shek        
In this visual society of ours, the appearance of the image alone is what matters. However, for Christians there is a beauty that is incorruptible, very precious, and worthy of our pursuit.

Open Rebuke        
Many of us do not like the idea of correcting the fault of others for fear of confrontation, especially with brothers and sisters in the church. This devotional explains that open rebuke is a rare act of love.

Settled in Complacency     By Colin Shek        
Sometimes complacency can creep into our faith and undo all our previous good works in the Lord. How can we tell whether we have become at ease in our faith? If we are complacent, what can we do about it?