Devotionals, 317 total items found

Want Free in the House of the Lord     By Sarah Lin        
Have you attained a life free of want?

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.”

Removing Warts        
Bad habits or sins that become ingrained within us are like 'warts' in our spiritual life. How can we effectively remove them?

Stand Still     By Daniel Jeng        
For only by standing still and calming their hearts did the Israelites remember that their God is the true God. We need to do the same when we face trials and hardships.

Resilience – Renewal like An Eagle     By Sarah Lin        
Sometimes we may experience feeling downcast or weary when it comes to work, whether inside or outside church. How do we cope with the stresses and challenges in our spiritual journey? And how do we revive and rekindle our zeal for the Lord?

Walk on the Old Paths     By Paulina Nol        
The world constantly teaches us to believe solely in ourselves and that relying on God is old-fashioned. In such times, do we still believe that the old paths, which is God’s way, is ultimately the best way?

A Lowly Heart     By Sarah Lin        
Sometimes we may find ourselves concerned with matters beyond us and then feel dejected when we are not able to comprehend God's will. In such instances, how can we remind ourselves to have a lowly heart?

The Sweet Psalmist of Israel     By Hain-Lee Hsueh        
Day to day, we may study diligently and work tirelessly hoping to be remembered by some small but lasting contribution to the world. However, in the end, how and by whom will we be remembered?

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.

That's So Embarrassing!     By burninglamp        
Whether in church or outside of church, Paul and other workers set the example because they did not want to send mixed messages or become a stumbling block to others. Do we uphold this same principle today?