The Faithful Love of God: Malachi 1:1-5 | 5 Devotions on God’s Sovereignty and Our Response
How do we respond when life doesn’t look the way we expected? Do we trust in God’s promises, or do we question His love and faithfulness? In Malachi 1:1-5, the people of Israel had grown complacent. They doubted God’s love because they couldn’t see immediate evidence of His blessings. Yet, through the prophet Malachi, God reminded them of His sovereign choice, unwavering love, and faithfulness to His people.
This passage isn’t just a history lesson—it speaks directly to us today. We, too, can fall into empty routines, going through the motions of faith while our hearts drift. But God calls us back to something real. He invites us to trust in His sovereign plan, return to Him in genuine devotion, and rest in His unfailing love.
These five devotions will help you reflect on God’s sovereignty and our response—challenging you to examine your faith, reject complacency, and embrace a deeper walk with the Lord.
Let’s journey together through these truths and be reminded that God’s love is steadfast, His promises are sure, and He is always calling us to return to Him.
Crushed in the Winepress of Wrath: Revelation 14:14-20 | 5 Devotions on Living in Light of God’s Wrath and Grace
Revelation 14:14-20 gives us one of the Bible’s most striking images of judgment—the great harvest and the winepress of God’s wrath. It’s a passage filled with both sobering warnings and deep hope. These five devotions will guide you through the themes of God’s justice, the certainty of judgment, the hope for the redeemed, and the call to repentance. As you reflect on these truths, may they lead you to a deeper understanding of God’s holiness and His incredible mercy through Christ, who was crushed for our sins so that we might be spared the coming wrath.
Endurance and Reward: Revelation 14:1-13 | 5 Devotions on Persevering in Faith for Eternal Rest
In a world that offers false security and fleeting promises, Revelation 14 reminds us of the call to endurance and the certainty of Christ’s victory. Those who remain faithful to the Lamb will stand with Him, while the kingdoms of this world will inevitably fall. These five devotions will guide you through the themes of perseverance, worship, judgment, and the blessed rest promised to God’s people.
The Beast and His Deceptions | 5 Devotions on Endurance and Faithfulness to Christ
The world is filled with counterfeits—false kings, deceptive powers, and idols that seek our allegiance. Revelation 13 warns us of the beast’s influence, but it also calls us to endurance and faithfulness in Christ. These five devotions will help you discern truth from deception, stand firm in your faith, and trust in the unshakable kingdom of God.
War in Heaven, Hope on Earth | 5 Devotions on Standing Firm in Faith
Revelation 12 gives us a powerful picture of the battle between Christ and Satan, reminding us that while the enemy still rages, his defeat is already certain. As believers, we are called to stand firm in faith, trusting in God's protection and the victory secured by the blood of the Lamb. These five devotions will help you reflect on Christ’s triumph and equip you to remain steadfast in the face of spiritual battles.
Heaven Rejoices, Earth Trembles | 5 Devotions on God’s Sovereignty and Victory
In Revelation 11, the seventh trumpet sounds, proclaiming the eternal reign of Christ. This moment brings both rejoicing in heaven and trembling on earth as God’s sovereign purposes unfold. These devotions invite you to reflect on the preservation of God’s people, His victory over death, and the assurance of His unshakable kingdom. Through these truths, may you find hope, strength, and confidence in the reign of our victorious King.
Bittersweet Truth | 5 Devotions on the Authority, Certainty, and Challenge of God’s Word
God’s Word is a source of sweetness and joy, but it also brings challenges that can be hard to face. In Revelation 10, we are reminded of the authority of God’s Word, the certainty of His sovereign plan, and the bittersweet reality of proclaiming His truth to the world. These five devotions will help you reflect on these themes, deepen your trust in God’s promises, and strengthen your resolve to live as a faithful witness to His Word.
Unrepentant Hearts | 5 Devotions on God’s Sovereignty, Sin, and Redemption
This week’s devotions expand on the themes explored in Sunday’s sermon, “Marked by God or Marked for Judgment,” drawing from Revelation 9. Each day, we’ll reflect on key truths about God’s sovereignty, the destructiveness of sin, His call to repentance, and the redeeming blood of Christ. Through these daily readings and prayers, may we deepen our trust in God’s perfect plan and grow in the assurance of His grace.
Devotions: The Weight of Silence
Day 1: The Silence in Heaven
Reading: Revelation 8:1; Habakkuk 2:20
Reflection: In both Revelation and Habakkuk, silence marks the presence of God and the gravity of His judgment. Take time to be still before the Lord today. Reflect on His holiness and prepare your heart for His work in your life.
Prayer: Lord, teach me to honor You in the stillness. Help me to pause and recognize Your holiness and sovereign power. Amen.
Devotions: Sealed for Salvation
Day 1: God’s Sovereign Care
Reading: Psalm 91:1-6
Reflection: Just as God seals His people in Revelation 7, He promises His protection throughout Scripture. Psalm 91 reminds us that God is our refuge and fortress, sheltering us under His wings. This assurance helps us face life’s uncertainties with confidence in His care.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for being my refuge and protector. Help me to trust in Your sovereignty in every season of life. Amen.
Who Can Stand? | Revelation 6 | 5 Devotions on Judgment and Refuge in Christ
Revelation 6 paints a sobering picture of divine judgment—conquest, conflict, scarcity, death, and the cry of the martyrs all lead to the piercing question: Who can stand? These five short devotions are designed to help you reflect more deeply on the themes of justice, refuge, and gospel hope found in this powerful chapter.
Start by watching or reading the full sermon here: Who Can Stand? | Revelation 6
The Anthem of Heaven | Revelation 5 | 5 Devotions on Christ’s Victory and Our Praise
Day 1: The Search for One Who is Worthy
Reading: Revelation 5:1-4
Reflection: In Revelation 5, a search unfolds for someone worthy to open God’s scroll. John's sorrow reminds us of humanity's helplessness apart from Christ—no one in heaven or earth can unlock God’s plan. Our worth doesn’t depend on our power or achievements but on the Lamb’s sacrifice and victory.
Prayer: Lord, I am unworthy on my own. Thank You for Jesus, the only one worthy of my hope and trust. Draw me closer to Your strength and mercy. Amen.
Before the Throne | Revelation 4 | 5 Devotions on Seeing God in the Midst of Struggle
Revelation 4 lifts our eyes from the struggles of earth to the majesty of heaven, where God reigns in glory. These five devotions will help you reflect more deeply on the vision of the throne room and what it means for your worship, hope, and perseverance. If you missed the sermon that accompanies these devotions, you can watch it here.
Not By Bread Alone | Matthew 4:1-11 | 5 Devotions on The Necessity of God’s Word
In a world where we constantly seek physical nourishment, the Bible reminds us that spiritual sustenance is just as vital. This week, as we journey through these devotions, we reflect on how God's Word sustains, guards, transforms, delights, and grounds us in faith. From Jesus' use of Scripture in His temptation to the psalmist's joy in God's commands, we are invited to experience the power of God's Word as the foundation of our lives. May these devotions deepen your relationship with Scripture and remind you of the daily strength found in God’s truth.
📢 These devotions are based on the sermon from September 29, 2024. Watch the full message here: Not By Bread Alone
A Lamp Unto My Feet | Psalm 119:105-112 | 5 Devotions on the Clarity of Scripture
Day 1: God's Word Is Accessible
Scripture Reading: Deuteronomy 30:11-14
Reflection: God's Word is not hidden or out of reach—it is near, knowable, and written for us to understand. Just as Moses reminded Israel that God’s commands were not too difficult to grasp, we are also invited to engage with Scripture, trusting that God wants us to know Him and His will.
Prayer: Lord, thank You for making Your Word accessible to us. Help me to engage with it daily and to understand the truths You have for my life. Amen.
Everything We Need | Romans 10:5-17 | 5 Devotions on the Sufficiency of Scripture
In the second week of our series, we dive into the sufficiency of God’s Word—how it provides all we need for salvation, sanctification, and worship. These five devotions will guide you through key Scriptures that highlight the power of the Word in every area of life. From the gospel message of Romans 10 to the transformative power of Psalm 119, we will reflect on how God’s Word equips us to live holy lives, worship Him rightly, and store His truth in our hearts. Let these devotions encourage you to fully rely on the sufficiency of Scripture and allow it to shape every part of your life.
📢 These devotions are based on the sermon from September 15, 2024. Watch the full message here: Everything We Need
The Final Word | Deuteronomy 6:4-9 & 2 Timothy 3:16-17 | 5 Devotions on the Authority of Scripture
Scripture is more than just a collection of ancient writings—it's the living, breathing Word of God, spoken with authority to guide our lives today. In this series of five devotions, we dive deep into how God's Word speaks into every aspect of our lives, from its authority to its power to transform. With passages from Deuteronomy, 2 Timothy, Hebrews, Ephesians, and Romans, these devotions will help you reflect on how Scripture shapes your faith and equips you for every good work. Let each day encourage you to open your heart to the transformative power of God's Word.
📢 These devotions are based on the sermon from September 8, 2024. Watch the full message here: The Final Word
From Suffering to Salvation | Psalm 22 | 5 Devotions on Finding Hope in Affliction
Psalm 22 gives voice to one of the most honest cries of anguish in all of Scripture—and yet, it doesn’t end in despair. This five-day devotional journey follows the path from suffering to salvation, helping us reflect on David’s lament, Jesus’ fulfillment of this psalm on the cross, and the hope that comes through God’s covenant faithfulness. Whether you are walking through a season of hardship or simply seeking to understand the depths of Christ’s love, these short devotions will encourage you to trust the God who hears, who saves, and who never forsakes His people.
Praising Through the Storm | Psalm 21 | 5 Devotions on Trusting in God’s Sovereignty
As we reflected on Psalm 21 in Sunday’s message, we were reminded that praise is not only for the calm but also for the storm. This companion devotion explores that same theme—trusting God through trials, rejoicing in His covenant faithfulness, and finding strength in worship.
Devotions: Beyond Chariots and Horses
Day 1: Trusting God in Times of Need
Scripture Reading: Psalm 20:1-5
Reflection: In the face of overwhelming odds, King Jehoshaphat turned to prayer, declaring his dependence on God. Psalm 20 echoes this trust, inviting us to seek divine help in our times of trouble. Where do you need to place your trust in God today instead of relying on your strength or resources?
Prayer: Lord, help me turn to You in every situation, trusting in Your power and guidance rather than my strength.