Daily Devotionals

Start Your Day In God's Word

No matter your stage, age, or season, there's a devotional here for you. Choose where you'd like to begin.

adults

Heart for the House

October 3, 2026

Hebrews 10:24-25 calls believers not to give up meeting together but to spur one another on toward love and good deeds. Following Jesus and loving his church can't be separated, and someone who says they love the Groom but wants nothing to do with the bride is missing something important. Look for a person with a genuine heart for the local church, and make sure you have one yourself.

students

Hungry in the Wilderness

October 3, 2026

Luke 4:1-4 teaches us through Jesus’ temptation that we do not have to face our weakest moments with willpower alone; God gives us His Spirit and His Word to help us stand firm. By filling our hearts with Scripture before temptation comes, we can respond with truth and trust God instead of giving in.

KIDS

Ready to Answer

October 3, 2026

1 Samuel 3:10 teaches us to have a ready heart like Samuel, listening to God with a willingness to obey what He shows us. We can decide ahead of time to say yes to God, trusting His loving guidance and courageously following His ways.

Daily Reading & Prayer

Grow In Your Faith

Read or listen to the Bible 5 minutes a day through the life of Jesus.

March 18, 2025

Tearing Down Idols

Exodus 32:7-8 warns us against allowing anything to take God’s rightful place in our lives, reminding us that true worship means trusting Him fully instead of turning to idols that leave us empty and enslaved.

March 17, 2025

Where Is God?

Psalm 63:1 reminds us to earnestly seek God with our whole being, teaching us that God moves where He is truly wanted, calling us to prioritize His presence daily and make space for Him beyond our routines.

March 16, 2025

I Am the True Vine

John 15:1 teaches us that Jesus is the true vine, and by staying connected to Him, we can bear lasting fruit. Instead of striving through self-reliance, we find true fulfillment and purpose by remaining in His presence, allowing His life to flow through us and produce spiritual growth and joy.

March 15, 2025

I Am the Way, the Truth, the Life

John 14:6 reveals Jesus as the only way to the Father, the ultimate truth, and the source of eternal life. Instead of following worldly paths or subjective truths, we are called to align our lives with His Word, trusting that only through Him can we find true direction, freedom, and lasting fulfillment.

March 14, 2025

I Am the Resurrection and the Life

John 11:25 shows Jesus as the Resurrection and the Life, offering hope even when situations seem dead and beyond repair. No matter how hopeless things appear, His power can restore life, purpose, and a future—calling us to step forward in faith and trust His resurrection power.

March 13, 2025

I Am the Good Shepherd

John 10:11 reveals Jesus as the Good Shepherd who sacrifices Himself for His sheep, demonstrating relentless love and care. Even when we feel lost or far from Him, He seeks us out, calling us by name, and inviting us to respond to His guiding voice.

March 12, 2025

I Am the Door

John 10:9 emphasizes that Jesus is the only door to salvation, offering security, peace, and abundant life. Instead of seeking fulfillment through temporary or false sources, we must enter through Him, finding true rest and nourishment for our souls.

March 11, 2025

I Am the Light of the World

John 8:12 reveals Jesus as the Light of the World, promising that those who follow Him will never walk in darkness but will have the light of life. By drawing near to Him, we allow His light to expose truth, guide us through uncertainty, and empower us to shine His hope and love to others.

March 10, 2025

I Am the Bread of Life

John 6:35 reminds us that Jesus, as the Bread of Life, offers true and lasting fulfillment that nothing else can provide. When life leaves us feeling empty, we must turn to Him, trusting that only His presence can truly satisfy our souls.

March 9, 2025

Who Is My Neighbor?

Luke 10:27-29 challenges us to redefine "neighbor" not by proximity or preference but by love in action, as shown in the Good Samaritan’s compassion. True love crosses boundaries, setting aside convenience and prejudice to serve those in need—no matter who they are.