Devotionals
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Daily Devotional 3-2-26
Main Thought: The judgment of God has fallen on Israel. The capital and temple have been destroyed by their enemies. In this first portion of the psalm, the people of God cry out for vengeance on the unbelieving nations who were merciless in devouring Israel.
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Daily Devotional 2-27-26
Main Thought: We have been tested and endured trial, but God delivers us as He promised. We will return thanks for all His goodness and love.
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Daily Devotional 2-26-26
Main Thought: This Psalm begins and ends with a call for speedy justice. We indeed also call on the Lord to come quickly that the days of suffering and pain may be shortened and our eternal rest may begin in Him.
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Daily Devotional 2-25-26
Main Thought: When we are downcast, the Tempter will insinuate that God is far, uncaring, impotent, or even non-existent. Yet He is our Rock, and we find hope in praising Him for He has already won the victory.
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Daily Devotional 2-24-26
Main Thought: Psalm 105 recalls many of the gracious promises and actions to Abraham and his descendants. Today we remember St. Matthias, who was chosen by God’s providence to be numbered with the eleven apostles after the death of Judas, the betrayer.
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Daily Devotional 2-23-26
Main Thought: This psalm recalls a great deliverance. When God brings us through suffering to life, it is a dream come true; we cannot help but laugh with joy.
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Daily Devotional 2-21-26
Main Thought: This portion of Psalm 78 recounts the plagues God sent on Egypt, from rivers of blood to the shedding of the blood of the firstborn. All this was to secure the freedom of His flock, the people of Israel. The blood of Christ was paid for our freedom.
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Daily Devotional 2-20-26
Main Thought: This psalm connects physical pain with the knowledge of sin. Only God’s action can bring us forgiveness and healing.
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Daily Devotional 2-19-26
Main Thought: Through sleepless nights we will cling to God whose hand upholds us.
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Daily Devotional 2-18-26
Main Thought: This last section of Psalm 119 emphasizes the interaction between our words (prayer) and God’s word. The faithful person looks to God’s word for direction and salvation. On this day we thank God for His grace to Martin Luther on the anniversary of His death.