Our scripture for the Daily Devotional today is taken from Acts 3:17-23. We have a promise to stand firm upon, if we repent from our sins and ways, God will forgive us. It is not a maybe or a futile act to place our hope and faith in. “Now, fellow Israelites, I

Our scripture for the Daily Devotional today is taken from Joel 2:12-17. Believing is beautiful, but repentance is less glamorous. Yet, right out of the gate, Jesus’ ministry began with a call for us to repent of our sin and believe He came to save us. “Even now,” declares the Lord,     “return to

Our scripture for the Daily Devotional today is taken from Jonah 3:1-9. God’s word is filled with examples of God calling out to His people to come back to Him. Our sin convinces us that we are strong enough to stand on our own with our own abilities. “Then the word

Our scripture for the Daily Devotional today is taken from 1 John 1:5-10. So often we hear rumblings and murmurs about a revival. Everyone wants a life blessed with ease, financial prosperity, and peace. A life lived in peace has been paid for by the sacrifice of others. “This is the

Our scripture for the Daily Devotional today is taken from Acts 2:22-28. Jesus’ miracles provided a spiritual starting point for those whose hearts were open to the things of God. But for those who resisted God, miracles were an end in themselves. “Fellow Israelites, listen to this: Jesus of Nazareth was a

Our scripture for the Daily Devotional today is taken from Luke 24:1-12. The death of Jesus was the sacrifice that was needed to satisfy the law. Jesus then went to stamp His authority on all that was created.  “On the first day of the week, very early in the morning, the

Our scripture for the Daily Devotional today is taken from Luke 23:38-49. It is one of the greatest miracles ever recorded in scripture. It is the miracle that our justification and righteousness hang upon. Jesus dying is most certainly a miracle! “There was a written notice above him, which read: this

Our scripture for the Daily Devotional today is taken from John 11:17-37. No matter the situation, the destitution, and hopeless feelings, it ain’t over till God says so. The giver of life is able to breathe His life into us at any time to bring His purposes to pass. “On his

Our scripture for the Daily Devotional today is taken from Mark 11:12-21. We have all been created with purpose and design in mind. God has not merely created you and I in error because He had made too many people, no, each of us was hand crafted with love in His

Our scripture for the Daily Devotional today is taken from Mark 6:45-56. If I keep my focus on Jesus and follow His lead, I would be able to walk on the water if that is where we find ourselves. It takes courage and faith to see the miracles of the Almighty

Our scripture for the Daily Devotional today is taken from John 8:48-59. Jesus slipped by and away from the crowds. These are the same crowds that He could not escape from as they sought Him for healing and wisdom. “The Jews answered him, “Aren’t we right in saying that you are

Our scripture for the Daily Devotional today is taken from Luke 9:37-43. Sin and our enemy work so hard to bind and hinder us in all that we do. Our Father though created us to live free from the troubles and concerns that enslave the world. “The next day, when they

Our scripture for the Daily Devotional today is taken from John 6:5-13. God ensures that the animals and plants have all that they need to live and grow. If He provides abundantly for them, our Father will abundantly give us all that we need.  “When Jesus looked up and saw a

Our scripture for the Daily Devotional today is taken from Matthew 9:27-34. Satan comes to destroy and kill God’s creation. He purposefully targets the children of their creator to bind and tie up and restrain. We need to break free from the one holding us down. “As Jesus went on from

Our scripture for the Daily Devotional today is taken from Matthew 9:27-34. Jesus restored the vision and sight of many people while on earth. Today we need to see Jesus open our eyes literally, but figuratively too! “As Jesus went on from there, two blind men followed him, calling out, “Have