Devotionals

...and what you can do about it.

In this Bible study, we will learn through the life of King David how real heart change starts with developing a heart for God.

Spirituality and the Bible can help us redefine what being vulnerable should look like, and show us how it can lead to great power.

In a moment of crisis, some unlikely but life-changing relationships can be forged.

Jesus’s disciples found the emotional strength to carry out their incredible task by being in prayer continually.

Life is unquestionably a roller coaster reaching great heights and then sudden, dizzying falls. Without convictions to anchor and stabilize us, we can begin losing faith in God and become unsteady.

In order to dig deep, we have to be willing to go through the process of discovering who we really are and what’s really in our hearts. We often like to stay superficial and avoid this process. Strain exposes who we really are. How do you handle the strain in your life? What comes out? How deeply rooted are you and able to handle the strain of life?

At the end of this, you should develop a strengthening faith capable of helping you faithfully endure anything, anytime, anywhere, because you know God is working for your good (Romans 8:28-32 Voice).

“Deep Vulnerability” is a one-day quiet time in which we examine the life and faith of Hannah in chapters 1 thru 3 of I Samuel.

Naomi is one of the rare individuals in scripture who demonstrates the “Deep Humility” necessary to see and admit the depth of her brokenness.

“Deep Strength” has nothing to do with our moral or spiritual performance but rather our passionate pursuit of God, which results in our weaknesses being turned into strengths.

One of the most difficult aspects of walking with God is believing he will exert his power in and through our lives.