I loved Jim’s sermon about worship in heaven. It got me thinking about some older and newer songs that focus on important biblical themes that we
Living in an old house means it has a lot of character and needs a lot of love. A conversation with a builder, along with
On the days leading up to Easter, I often think about to visits to the Garden Tomb, a lovely garden outside the city gates in
Today’s entry in “The Greatest Love” Easter devotional was inspired after viewing the beautiful artwork “Simon of Cyrene” by contemporary artist Egbert Modderman. In addition
If you need a little something to put a smile on your face today, spend just a few minutes watching Heavenly Joy. Today’s devotional was inspired
In this Lenten season, I was moved by the idea that Jesus went willingly to the cross knowing the suffering he would endure. This Crosswalk
In January 2018, I read an article about the staggering increase in loneliness. I was really struck by the concerning concern among health professionals about
The treasure trove of 15 psalms known as the Psalms of Ascent are found near the end of the book of Psalms. As a collection,
Frustrated by somewhat shallow images of love in the weeks leading up to Valentine’s Day, I was needing something more meaningful. I was drawn to
A highlight of a family trip to Washington DC several years ago was a visit to the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
“When we acknowledge God, we remember His presence in both the successes and sorrows, whether big or small, of our lives.” —Lisa Samra
Today’s devotional reminds us that if we will “sound the trumpets,” or call out to God for help, He always responds to the prayers of
Growing up in Texas, country music was the soundtrack of life. I still enjoy listening to (some) country music and one of my favorite artists
The picture of Israel in Isaiah 5 explored in today’s devotional is a humbling reminder to me of the areas of my life where I
In today’s devotional, I write about my experience with SAD (seasonal affective disorder) because of the long, dark winters in Michigan. While I’ve learned it
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