What is the constant in your life? After a while, most realize they can find it only in God. Daily pondering his Word can help. And this week’s posts open the door for your discovery of his will and his ways.

The Easter celebrations may be over, but our need for Jesus continues day by day. We hope this week’s posts were a help to you. Which would you like to read again or share with a friend?

He is risen! He is risen, indeed! Posts this week were a survey of the last days of Jesus’ life, and the perfect prelude to the celebration Christians are enjoying today.

No one said living the Christian life would be easy. But life isn’t truly easy for anyone. Those who worship God know he will help and guide and strengthen, especially through the truth in his Word hundreds are discovering in weekly posts like these.

Do you have a favorite from this week’s posts? Click on the link below and read it again? Did you miss reading once this week? The devotion is here to help you today!

It’s possible we’ve never in our lifetimes been more aware of our need for God. Nations rage, local churches struggle, and believers question their faith. The source for calm in challenging times is God’s Word that has guided his followers through the ages. Each post this week is based on potent passages from that Word. Remind yourself of the strength they offer as you choose some of these devotions to read again.

Life for the Christ-follower is altogether different from life for those who don’t know him. This week’s posts point up some of the differences. Read a few of these again and decide which of them mean the most to you. Choose at least one post this week to share with someone else.

Just like dinner every evening, daily nurture from God gives us strength to live another day for him. If you missed one of this week’s posts, find its link and take in the spiritual nutrition it provides.

Amid international outrage over an unjust war, Christians everywhere are praying. Many readers of this blog are joining them, bolstered in their faith by the daily devotions they’ve found here. You may want to read one of them a second time, or share it with a friend.

The enemy is surely prowling and on the attack in our world—not only overseas with tanks and missiles, but also in our personal spirits. Posts this week help you fight the battle. Why not share one of them with a friend today?

Day by day by day. That’s the challenge—and the opportunity—of the Christian life. Which day this week did you receive the boost you needed from the insight posted at this site?

You receive a great deal of input, inspiration, and challenge every week—from this website and likely from several other sources, too. This week’s posts challenge us, “What will we DO with all we’ve HEARD?” Choose a favorite to read again and to share with a friend.

Among all the opportunities and challenges competing for our attention, how do we choose the best priority? Posts at this site this week help answer that. Which one would you like to read again?

God is alive and at work in those who serve him today. This week’s posts suggest ways to see that true in your own life. Choose one or two to read again, and pick your favorite to share with a friend.

Encouragement. Hope. Challenge. Hopefully, you’ve discovered all that and more as you’ve read this week’s posts. Note the link at the bottom of each one, leading you to a printable version for that post. Decide which would most encourage or challenge someone you know, and share it today.

The year has begun, and how are you doing? These colder, grayer days can sometimes sap the spiritual energy from the fervor we felt over the holidays. This week’s posts can help! Choose one or two to read again and share with a friend who also needs the encouragement only God’s Word provides.

Posts this week focus on the new year ahead. Which of these has helped you anticipate the coming months with new courage and resolve? 

We’ve been thinking about Christmas every day this week. And now, on the day after, it’s not yet time to stop remembering the gift of God’s Son. Choose one or two of this week’s posts to push your thoughts away from holiday hubbub and back toward the deepest reason for our celebration.

As we anticipate Christmas, we can also look into our own hearts. Posts this week prompt meaningful self-evaluation. Which one challenges you most?

This is the season for celebrating good news, and this week’s posts reflect God’s best news. Which of them could be the greatest encouragement to you—or to someone who’d be helped by reading along with you? Send them a link, or give them the reproducible version available via the link provided at the bottom of each post.