Devotionals, 317 total items found

To Drink Water     By Daniel Jeng        
How do we regain our spiritual thirst for simple, but life-sustaining, water?

Found Wanting     By David Liu        
Would we be lopsided or balanced if weighed on a scale of God's standards?

The Unbroken Bond     By Esther Chin        
How does your bond with God look like?

And He Will Have Abundance     By Esther Hou        
Oftentimes, upon returning home we cannot seem to remember what we have heard at church. Why does this happen?

God Is on Our Side     By Esther Yang        
God comforts us and can resolve our problems for us. However, our sorrow and pleas for help are sometimes mixed with feelings of injustice or mistreatment. It’s hard to go through trials when it seems like we’ve been obeying God and generally doing a good job in our faith. What we often forget during such times, though, is that God is on our side.

Pray to Be Stronger     By Esther Yang        
Do we tend to ask God for a smooth and easy life? Or are we more focused on growing spiritually?

Strengthen and Make Straight     By Esther Yang        

Workers' Self-examination     By FF Chong        
Often, the greatest obstacle to doing God’s work is the workers themselves. Workers focus so much on the work itself that they lose sight of the divine purpose. Our service should spring naturally from understanding God’s will, which is the foundation of our work.

An Unremarkable Gesture     By Hain-Lee Hsieh        
When we think of testimonies, we think of big miracles. Actually, everyday is full of testimonies of the Lord’s mercy and love for us. We just have to be more attuned to the many seemingly unremarkable miracles God performs for us each and every day.

Borne by Four     By Hain-Lee Hsueh        
When we hear prayer requests, we are seeing fellow brethren in need along the road. How earnestly do we pray for them? How far out of our way are we willing to go to help them? We can either be part of the multitudes that pass them by, or be the few good Samaritans. Let us choose to have compassion.