Devotionals
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Daily Devotional 3-24-26
Main Thought: This last of the Book of Psalms is a simple summary. We praise the Lord for his great power and His great mercy. This praise fills our hearts and mouths and bodies with His joy.
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Daily Devotional 4-23-26
Main Thought: This is a psalm for the person who is separated from God’s sanctuary. When we are away from church services, we thirst for it like a weary traveler. But God has not abandoned us and we pray His grace and read His word while we seek a reunion with our brothers and sisters
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Daily Devotional 4-22-26
Main Thought: Jeremiah views the destruction of Jerusalem, his homeland as discipline. The faithful see that every burden will be used by God for training and building up to salvation.
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Daily Devotional 4-21-26
Main Thought: This psalm was sung by pilgrims as they ascended to Jerusalem and the temple. It is a joy to stand in God’s presence and we will continue to pray for the house of the Lord.
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Daily Devotional 4-20-26
Main Thought: God’s power is so great that if He looks, the nations shake and the mountains are scattered. It is not God’s wrath against the rivers or sea, however, but against the wicked that brings this destruction.
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Daily Devotional 4-17-26
Main Thought: The Lord is almighty in power, but gracious to the humble. He is both great and kind, transcendent and caring about every creature. We praise Him from a faithful and grateful heart.
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Daily Devotional 4-16-26
Main Thought: This, the longest of all psalms, begins much like Psalm 1. The man is blessed who hears and keeps God’s word, following the sure ways of the Lord.
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Daily Devotional 4-15-26
Main Thought: Amid the many difficulties of life, we wait for Him who has promised to love us through all and sent His Spirit as the guarantee of salvation.
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Daily Devotional 4-14-26
Main Thought: Although all people are sinners and lack understanding of God’s will, salvation has come from Zion. The Lord has restored our fortunes in the sacrifice of His Son.
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Daily Devotional 4-13-26
Main Thought: The power of the Lord is evident in the destruction of the Egyptian armies, but the mercy of the Lord is what brings His people through the sea in safety.