Devotionals
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Daily Devotional 12-15-25
Main Thought: This psalm of praise compares the Lord of heaven and earth to the worthless idols of men. Truly there is no comparison between the almighty God and the metal and stone fashioned by human hands.
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Daily Devotional 12-12-25
Main Thought: We pray that the Lord will not forget us in our need or leave us to whims of the world, but defend and provide for the poor and downtrodden.
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Daily Devotional 12-11-25
Main Thought: We thank God, our shield for His righteous judgment. So often the wicked even fall into their own traps, showing God’s power.
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Daily Devotion 12-10-25
Main Thought: We do well to appreciate the simplicity of this short psalm. Seeing ourselves as a toddler, with simple hope in the Lord is an apt image.
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Daily Devotional 12-5-25
Main Thought: The Lord is certainly awesome in power as He is holy in His deeds. He calls us, sinful though we are, into His presence where His blood atones for our sins and brings us joy.
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Daily Devotional 12-4-25
Main Thought: This psalm extols the house of God. There is nowhere we’d rather be than praising God in His sanctuary. This is not just true on Sundays, but our whole life is directed toward an eternal Sabbath rest in the New Jerusalem.
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Daily Devotional 12-3-25
Main Thought: Those who are powerful in the world believe that they can control the future. They make plans for their benefit, but when the plot against God, He laughs knowing that His Son is the eternal King.
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Daily Devotional 12-2-25
Main Thought: This psalm is read at cemetery committal services. We see both the Lord as our help, but also the keeper our beloved friends and relations with whom we await a blessed reunion.
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Daily Devotional 11-21-25
Main Thought: The tongue is but a small part of our body, but it is the cause of great sin. The psalmist tried to be silent around wicked people, but he had to speak! What he realized is that life is short, and all the wealth that we spend our lives worrying about passes quickly on to…
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Daily Devotional 11-20-25
Main Thought: God leads His people as a shepherd, but His people often refuse to trust and follow Him. May we instead yield our will to His and enter into His rest