What People Say in Secret
God Hears What People Say in Secret — And He Still Commands Us to Respond with Character TRUE-LIFE STORY OPENER (BASED ON THE CAMPBELL’S VP INCIDENT) A high-ranking Campbell’s Soup…
GETTING BACK UP
Scripture: “Rejoice not against me, O my enemy; when I fall, I shall arise; when I sit in darkness, the Lord shall be a light to me.”— Micah 7:8, MEV…
Hidden Clauses & Hidden Hearts
True Life Story — The Bridge Rivet That Changed Everything In 1967, the Silver Bridge collapsed over the Ohio River, killing 46 people. Investigators eventually discovered the cause:a single, microscopic…
When Talk Disappears at the Vote
This week, as the government shutdown dragged on, one proposal could’ve easily ended it — extend funding for the Affordable Care Act just one year. Even Chuck Schumer said on…
When Making a Point Costs You What’s Right
The Government’s “Point” In recent weeks, members of Congress—particularly some on the Democratic side—have openly admitted that their refusal to pass the federal budget isn’t about the numbers themselves, but…
Holding On to the Promise
The Scattered People In 135 AD, after years of rebellion against the Roman Empire, the Jewish people faced devastating loss. The Romans crushed the Bar Kokhba revolt, destroyed what remained…
Faith in the Storm
During the 2019 government shutdown, more than 800,000 federal employees suddenly found themselves without pay. TSA officers were showing up for work knowing they wouldn’t get a paycheck that week.…
Whose Job Is It?
Whose Job Is It? — Weekly Devotion Whose Job Is It? When the nation argues about who deserves help and who should pay for it, Scripture points the finger at…
The Danger of Pride and Stubbornness
Devotional – The Danger of Pride and Stubbornness The Danger of Pride and Stubbornness True Story to Begin With This week’s news reignited debate about Tylenol (acetaminophen) and pregnancy after…
Guard Your Tongue
Guard Your Tongue, Guard Your Name A 15–20 minute devotion (MEV) True Story Yesterday on TikTok, a man blasted out a list of things he called “facts.” They weren’t really…