Because God is far above us and His wisdom is beyond our own, faith becomes essential. We have to trust Him—not just with what we understand, but also with what we don’t.

If you wanted to sum up what the Bible teaches about the world, you could say it's all about God and His creation.

There are many people in the world who are lost and don’t know what to do—they’re confused and searching for answers. Be kind, be bold, and let your light shine today. The world needs it!

In this week’s verse, the Apostle John tells us that those who are victorious will receive the blessings described throughout the Book of Revelation.

Satan may try to bring up your past mistakes or make you feel ashamed, but you can respond with the truth of Romans 8:1.

In a world full of voices competing for your attention and praise, give your attention to God. Spend time reading His Word. Be still. Listen. And know that time in His presence is always a blessing.

Think about the position or influence you have in God’s Kingdom. Have you used it to serve others—or have you let it make you proud?

Even when we call out to God for help, we can still be tempted to believe we saved ourselves when things work out. That’s why God sometimes acts in ways that make it very clear He alone deserves the credit.

Among the many promises God gives to those who trust Him is the one in this week’s verse—He commands His angels to watch over us.

This week’s verse comes from a prayer Isaiah prayed to God, asking Him to show mercy. Although he was praying for the people of Judah, this prayer still speaks to all of God’s people. Let it speak to you today.

Because of the power and finality of Christ’s sacrifice, we can now approach God with confidence.

In Matthew 10:5, we see a shift. Up until this point, the disciples have stayed close to Jesus. But now Jesus decides they’re ready to go out on their own for a practice run.

Sometimes, we take God’s goodness and love for granted. Maybe today is a good day to pause and truly thank Him.

When we go through the trials, troubles, and tribulations of life there is always the temptation to think that God has forgotten us.

In this week’s verse, King Solomon, the author of Ecclesiastes, shares an important insight: in God’s world, everything has its time.