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

Elders have two great aims - The Great Commandments and The Great Commission

From Matthew 2:1-6, we reflect on how the journey and worship of the magi are a foretaste of God’s will to bring all nations to Jesus.

In this devotional from Ruth 1, we will focus on what we can learn about love and devotion from Ruth.

The church, as the bride of Christ, is to love and obey Jesus. 

Today, we reflect on the truth that God’s people, and no buildings, are God’s temple. 

This week, we’ve been reflecting on the theme of light. Today, we finish by considering how God’s light and nature are infinitely inspiring.

Today, we reflect on the truth that the light and glory of God speak to us of His Holiness. 

Today, we reflect on how The Holy Spirit transforms the thinking - the mindset - of those who receive Jesus. 

Today, we continue to reflect on Matthew 16, and how we can ensure that we keep in mind the concerns of God.

Today, we reflect on God’s desire that we have faithful love for Him. 

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

The sources of our learning reveal whom we worship and the condition of our hearts. 

Hearing and obeying Jesus are the priority of the truly blessed. 

Love for God involves every part of us and leads to seeking His glory in all things. 

Jesus comes to anyone who will receive Him.

Don’t allow overfamiliarity to rob you of worship and expectation.