Honor is more than respect. It’s a heart posture that positions us for God’s blessing. In Scripture, we see a clear contrast between Esau’s reactionary obedience and Jacob’s surrendered response. One leads to grief, the other to encounter. This devotional explores how honoring God and godly authority aligns us with His promises and prepares us for what comes next. Honor still matters, and it still unlocks heaven.   Read More

Some walked away from Jesus when His teaching got hard. Others stayed and found their hearts burning as He opened the Scriptures. This devotional looks at the difference between fans, believers, and disciples, and how accepting the hard words of Jesus can lead to a deeper revelation of who He really is.  Read More

This devotional unpacks why God gives us practices like communion, worship, and Scripture—not as hollow routines, but as anchors that keep our hearts close to Him. If you’ve ever felt like you’re “doing all the right things” but still drifting spiritually, this reflection will help you see those same practices in a brand-new way.   Read More

This devotional explores the difference between eros, phileo, and agape love through the lens of 1 John 4. It reveals how God’s love is not earned or conditional, but rooted in His very nature. As His love fills our lives, fear begins to lose its hold and transformation takes place. This reflection invites readers to experience and live out a love that doesn’t quit.  Read More

The older brother’s response reveals a quiet danger many believers face. In the final part of this series, we explore pride, entitlement, and the temptation to live close to God without sharing His heart. This devotional challenges us to examine how we respond to grace given to others. It’s a powerful conclusion that invites us into the Father’s joy.  Read More

The Father’s love is the turning point of the prodigal story. In Part 3 of this series, we focus on a love that waits, restores, and prepares for celebration. This devotional reveals how God’s compassion goes beyond forgiveness and reclaims identity and dignity. It’s a powerful reminder that no one is ever truly lost to the Father.  Read More