Romans 4 Devotional — The Righteousness of Faith When Effort Runs Out
This morning’s Romans 4 devotional pulled me into a single half-sentence I’d read many times without really stopping at — […]
Romans 3 But Now — The Two Words That Change Everything
If you read the New Testament straight through — the four Gospels, then Acts, then the letters of Paul —
Romans 2:7 Meaning — The One Who Seeks and Is Led
This morning’s Romans 2 devotional reading sat with me longer than usual. Paul, who had spent chapter 1 indicting Gentile
Idols of the Heart: The Seat That Is Never Empty
I sat down with Romans 1 this morning, after finishing a long walk through Acts. Acts told the story of
Hearing But Never Understanding — An Ancient Mirror at the End of Acts
This morning’s reading closed a four-week walk through the book of Acts. The verse that caught my eye wasn’t anything
When God Doesn’t Calm the Storm in Acts 27 — A Reflection on Verses 20-26
This is my second time writing on the storm in Acts 27. The chapter has been giving me more than
Discernment in Acts 27 — Whose Voice Do You Believe?
Acts 27 is famous for its storm — fourteen days of howling wind, a ship adrift under blackened skies, two
Acts 26 Devotional — When Grace Spills Over: Paul Before Agrippa
This morning’s Acts 26 devotional reading kept circling back to one short exchange between Paul and King Agrippa—just two verses—but
When “Later” Becomes “Never”: A Reflection on Procrastination in Faith from Acts 24:25
This morning’s devotion was Acts 24, and I want to write about something I keep running into in my own
Acts 23 Devotional — When Conviction Quietly Defies God
This morning’s Acts 23 devotional pulled me into a scene I couldn’t shake all day: forty men binding themselves by