Devotional There’s something deeply intimate about Jesus washing His disciples’ feet. It wasn’t just about cleaning dirt; it was about acceptance. Jesus knew exactly who these men were—their flaws, their
Devotional We often misunderstand love. In our culture, love is frequently portrayed as a feeling, an emotion that comes and goes. We say we “fall in” and “fall out of”
Devotional In the upper room, hours before His crucifixion, Jesus did something that shocked His disciples. The Creator of the universe, the King of Kings, knelt down and washed His
Devotional Life often feels like a complex game of Marco Polo, where we’re blindly searching for direction. But we’re not left to wander aimlessly. Our Good Shepherd doesn’t play hide
Devotional Look at your hands for a moment. They likely bear marks that tell stories – perhaps a scar from cooking, a callus from work, or wrinkles from age. Jesus’
Devotional We all know what it feels like to let go of something – or someone. Sometimes it’s intentional, sometimes accidental. But God’s grip on us is different. His hold
Devotional Think about holding something precious – perhaps a delicate flower or a cherished photograph. Now imagine the care and attention you give to protecting it. That’s just a glimpse
Devotional In our noisy world, countless voices compete for our attention. Social media notifications ping, news headlines shout, and responsibilities call. Yet among all these sounds, there’s one voice that
Devotional God’s work of restoration in our lives isn’t meant to be a private experience – it’s meant to be lived out loud. Just as Peter’s restoration led to a
Devotional After restoration comes responsibility. When Jesus restored Peter, He immediately gave him a mission: “Feed my sheep.” This pattern shows us that God’s forgiveness isn’t just about making us
