Gospel of Matthew Devotional
Matthew Matthew 6:25-34
I remember holding my son’s hand while walking across a busy street. He didn’t worry about the cars or the noise; he trusted me completely to guide him safely. In the same way, we are called to trust our Heavenly Father, who cares for us far beyond our understanding. If we are honest, many times in our lives, we have faltered in our trust in God. I am reminded of Proverbs 3:5, which says, "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding." This verse encourages believers to place their full faith in God's wisdom and guidance rather than relying solely on their reasoning or judgment. Click Read More to continue,
Matthew 6:19-24 Devotional
There once was a gardener who had a beautiful garden to behold. It was filled with radiant flowers and perfectly manicured fruit trees. The gardener wanted to have the best garden in the neighborhood. He was so obsessed with outdoing his neighbors that he ripped out the native trees and flowers and planted exotic species that demanded constant attention. Click Read More to continue,
Matthew 5:17-20 Devotional
In the movie Braveheart, the Scottish people are under English oppression from the domineering king, Edward the “Long-shanks. A Scottish commoner named William Wallace starts an uprising, and the people begin to see victory. Wallace becomes bold and says that the resistance will now invade England and face Long-shanks in his own land. Click Read More to continue
Matthew 5:1-12 Devotional
Imagine you're seeking comfort and clarity at a retreat center in the Hocking Hills. You sit with a group of people from different walks of life, each carrying their own burdens and stories. The retreat leader begins to speak, and His words aren't just commands; they are blessings, speaking directly to the heart of each listener. Click Read More to continue,
Matthew 4: 12-25 Devotional
I want you to imagine sitting in your favorite chair at home when the phone rings. You probably grumble as you reach for the phone because somebody will likely ask you to take a survey or buy something. The person on the other end offers you the opportunity of a lifetime that promises adventure, growth, and fulfillment. When you ask for more details, they tell you they can't share all the details, but they say trust me.Click Read More to continue.