Sure, you’re busy with many important activities, but how do your actions reflect the beliefs you proclaim as you worship today? This week’s posts challenge us to get on with God’s work because we have faith in him. Take a few minutes from your busyness to reread and share some of these posts.

In a week when many are counting their blessings, this week we’ve concentrated on the believer’s greatest blessings of all. Which of these posts especially increased your gratitude quotient? Maybe you know someone who would be encouraged by that post as well!

Read these excerpts as a reminder of the hope and challenge available at this site every day. Choose one or two of these posts to read again. And decide who else you know who’d like to know more about this blog.

It’s what’s inside that counts! This week’s posts help each reader do a helpful self-inventory. Which of these has helped you most? Which would bring the largest blessing to someone you know?

We received an email this week from a government representative telling us how that day’s post gave him courage to keep doing the right thing. Maybe you’ll find courage—and share some!—as you look again at this week’s posts.

Remember. Read again. And share! This week’s posts offer encouragement, help, and challenge.

This week’s posts challenge us to see beyond the busyness of our everyday surroundings to discover God’s purposes for our lives on earth. Read, ponder . . . and share with a friend!

Believe, surrender, obey, say thanks, and never give up. This week’s posts encourage us to positive action. Remember and reread several of them to start a new week for God.

Our walk with God needs a boost every day, and this week’s posts help each reader stand strong. Which of these challenged and strengthened you the most?

Help, hope, and practical strength for everyday life in Christ. Find it in this week’s posts, and choose at least one to forward to a friend.

The love of God is more than a sentimental feeling to enjoy. It is a powerful force that demands a response. Decide how you’re responding to his love as you remember and share some of this week’s posts.

Think about those you meet every day, your family members or co-workers or neighbors. Have you thought about how your relationships with these people are a reflection of or boost to your relationship with God? This week’s posts help here. Choose a couple to read again. Maybe you’ll find one to share with one of these people in your life!

We’re not alone in this world, which is a good thing, because as this week’s posts remind us, none of us can thrive if we try to survive alone. Choose a couple of these to read again, and decide which would be most encouraging for you to share with a friend.

Have you figured out how the circumstances of your life today fit into God’s big picture and purposes? This week’s posts encourage us to keep believing that God is at work, even when we can’t see how. Choose one or two to read again or share with a friend.

As you’re pondering the struggles in your life, take time to remember the encouragement and insight in each of this week’s posts. Which of these did you miss? Which do you especially want to remember?

Surrounded by evil, assaulted daily by bad news, we can find hope in the promises of Scripture. Be encouraged as you remember or read again posts that appeared earlier this week.

Life is better with Jesus as Lord and the Bible as our standard. While affirming that, this week’s posts also say YOU are better with Jesus as Lord and the Bible as your standard. Be inspired to set higher goals as you read some of these posts again.

“Spiritual progress will always be accompanied by spiritual battle.” Today’s review comes with the prayer that this week’s posts are strengthening you against whatever attack our enemy may be throwing at you.

“All to Jesus, I surrender . . .” The aspiration of the old hymn threads through each of this week’s posts. Choose one or two to read again. Then decide which of your friends would be helped if you shared a post with them.

Summertime . . . and the reading is easy! But sometimes a different schedule interrupts our devotional routine. If you missed a post this week, these quotes may remind you to check it out!