Matthew 10:1-15 Devotional
Like a faithful messenger delivering letters of hope, we are called to carry the message of Jesus with perseverance, even when some doors remain closed. Our responsibility is not to control how others respond, but to faithfully share the truth that can transform lives.
Matthew 9:35-38 Devotional
The Book of the Acts of the Apostles documents how the church grew from the original 12 to a group of 120 by the time of Ascension Day. A little over a week later, on Pentecost, it swelled to over 3,000. By the close of the ninth century, there were 100 million Christians. Today, that number has grown to over one billion believers worldwide. None of this expansion could have occurred without the enthusiasm and support of Christians for missions or their prayers to "the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest." Click Read More to continue.
Matthew 9:1–7 Devotional
In a crowded home where Jesus is teaching, four friends bring a paralyzed man to Him. When the crowd blocks their way, they lower him through the roof—showing a determined faith that refuses to give up. Click Read More to continue."
Matthew 7:15-20 Devotional
Imagine walking through an orchard, eager to pick fresh fruit. The trees look healthy, but as you reach for an apple, you notice it is rotten inside. Though the tree appeared strong, its fruit reveals its true condition. This is the essence of Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 7:15-20—true character is revealed by fruit. Click Read More to continue.
Matthew 7:7-11 Devotional
Arnold Palmer once played a series of exhibition matches in Saudi Arabia. The king was so impressed that he proposed, in good Middle Eastern fashion, to honor his guest with a gift. Palmer resisted, "It really isn't necessary, Your Highness. I'm honored to have been invited." And, in good Middle Eastern fashion, his highness persisted, "I would be deeply upset," replied the king, "if you would not allow me to give you a gift." Palmer thought for a moment, "All right. How about a golf club? That would be a beautiful memento of my visit to your country." Click Read More to continue.