Devotionals, 317 total items found

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

To Stand Out Among Tares     By Rebecca Lee        
We are to live among the tares until the harvest at the end of the age, as Jesus instructed, “[L]est while you gather up the tares you also uproot the wheat with them. Let both grow together until the harvest” (Mt 13:29, 30a). But, as we live among tares, have we become assimilated with them? Do we still shine forth as the wheat that await the harvester’s coming?

Tug of War     By Rebecca Lee        
In a tug-o-war, the greatest moments of struggle are those that appear to stand still. How do we gain victory in our spiritual tug-o-war?

Rice Krispie Religion     By Richard Solgot        
How do we maintain the "snap, crackle, and pop" in our relationships?

Depth of Mercy!     By Ruhamah        
We often think of Jesus' death as a one-time event that reminds us of His love for us. However, do we truly understand the depth of Jesus' love and mercy for us today, so deep that He's willing to pardon the sins He has carried for us since the cross?

Jesus Marveled     By Ruhamah        
What can cause Jesus to marvel at us?

You Can Always Return     By Ruhamah        

Mission Statement     By Rupert Cass        
Every morning as we get out of bed, we have a choice as to how we want to spend the rest of the day. We have choices as to what we want to accomplish in a week, or month, or year. For what do we live? As a church, we should have the same considerations when implementing programs. Do we have a mission statement that concurs with God’s salvation plan?

Little Drops of Water     By Sam Kuo        
He who is faithful in what is least is faithful also in much; and he who is unjust in what is least is unjust also in much. (Lk 16:10) In our life of faith, in our service to God, and in all that we do, are we progressing each day, starting from the little things?

Mere Handbreadths     By Sam Kuo        
"LORD, make me to know my end, and what is the measure of my days." It is only when we look at the end of our days that we understand how to best use today. It is healthy to ponder about death so that we know how to best live.