From Luke 17:11-17, we reflect on how gratitude and worship are the fruit of understanding God’s grace.

From Luke 17:7-10, we reflect on how God’s servants are to remain amazed by, and be fuelled by, how Jesus has served them. 

From Isaiah 9:5-7, we reflect on what is maybe the most important issue - how can we have peace with God? 

Today, we contemplate the nature of the light Jesus provides us, as seen in Isaiah 9:1-2 and its fulfillment in Matthew 4:12-17.  

Today, we reflect on the darkness that Jesus frees us from.

From Isaiah 7:14, we reflect on the promise of Emmanuel, and what this ‘sign’ points to. 

Continuing in Genesis 3:15, we reflect on how Jesus’ coming fulfils God’s promise to crush Satan. 

From Luke 15:25-32, we reflect on how we must beware of being like the proud older brother.

From Luke 15:8-10, Jesus continues to teach and reinforce to us how we should join Him in seeking to bring lost people back to God.

Today, from Luke 14:12-14, we reflect on how Christ-like hospitality and friendship is to mark God’s people. 

Inspired by Ruth 3, In this devotional we will focus on renewing our devotion to Jesus as our Lord and redeemer.

From Luke 13:22-30, we reflect on Jesus being the narrow way.

Today, we reflect on how God will complete the good work of salvation that He began in us.  

Today, we reflect on how Jesus is our sabbath rest. 

Today, we reflect on what is means to say ‘for me to live is Christ’. 

Today, we reflect on why rejoicing and taking refuge in Christ are at the heart of Christianity. 

Today, we reflect on what it means for us to be a person after God’s own heart. 

The death of others should inspire us to reflect on our death and whether we are ready to meet God in judgement. 

Jesus’ baptism into death plunges us into a new life that involves salvation and may attract rejection. 

‘The sign of Jonah’ is that as Jonah was 3 days in the depths of the sea, so Jesus’ 3 days in the grave and His resurrection lead to life.