John Cooper’s faith has survived decades in the spotlight, but a painful season of betrayal and uncertainty pushed it to the breaking point. The Skillet frontman shares the story behind “Scream” and how Jesus carried him when everything he believed was put to the test.
Supporting someone through heartbreak requires more than having the right words. Drawing from Romans 12:15 and Jesus’ response to Mary and Martha in John 11, this devotional encourages believers to offer compassionate presence, discernment, practical care, and hope.
Bible-reading motivation can fade because of busyness, distraction, discouragement, or difficult past experiences with Scripture. This devotional encourages believers to build realistic habits, use accountability, and stay rooted in God’s Word even when feelings fluctuate.
Invisible labor can feel discouraging when it is overlooked or taken for granted. This devotional reminds believers that God sees hidden faithfulness, values private prayer, and honors service done with a sincere heart.
Just hours after the heartbreaking news of Dolly Parton’s passing, Morgan Myles stepped onto the Grand Ole Opry stage to honor her with “I Will Always Love You.” The emotional performance transformed a beloved classic into a powerful farewell to a country music legend.
Responsibility can become isolating when we believe we must handle everything alone. This devotional reflects on Galatians 6:2 and the Christian call to both receive support and help carry the burdens of others with humility and gentleness.
As summer winds down and fall schedules begin to fill, it can be wise to pause before the rush. This devotional encourages believers to create intentional quiet with God, release the pressure of constant productivity, and enter the next season with a steadier, more peaceful mind.
Unlocking the richness of God's Word, one word at a time, is made possible by a Bible concordance - an indispensable tool for serious Bible study that alphabetically lists every word found in the Bible along with its corresponding verses.
Matthew West almost walked away from Christian music for a different dream. Now, 14 albums later, he shares what changed his mind and why Jesus Is King became a deeply personal call to surrender control and put Christ back on the throne.
Busy seasons can convince us that rest must wait until everything is finished. This devotional invites believers to release unnecessary demands, trust God with unfinished work, and rediscover rest as a spiritual gift.
Some seasons of pain and exhaustion leave us unable to pray with the strength or focus we expect from ourselves. This devotional reminds believers that God’s presence does not depend on spiritual performance. Even a weak cry toward Jesus can rest in His faithful promise never to forsake His people.
After 14 albums, Matthew West says he needed a reminder that changed everything: Jesus belongs on the throne, not us. He shares the heart behind Jesus Is King and why no mistake, shame, or season of wandering can put you beyond Christ’s reach.
Unexpected circumstances can quickly send our thoughts toward fear and worst-case scenarios. This devotional encourages believers to remember God's compassionate character and recognize His provision even before every problem is resolved.
Some struggles return so often that we become exhausted from repeatedly trying to control them. This devotional encourages believers to recognize when they have picked a burden back up, release it again, and trust the God who promises to go with them and fight on their behalf.
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