Posts with the category “youth-devotionals”

Have you ever wished for something so badly, thinking it would solve all your problems, only to discover later that you needed something completely different? That’s exactly what happened to a man in Acts 3...  Read More

When God said His name was “I AM,” He was telling Moses (and us) that He’s unchanging, eternal, and completely in control. It means He’s everything we’ll ever need. Whether we’re scared, confused, or feeling alone, God promises that He is always with us, ready to help.  Read More

Have you ever thought about how far someone would go to help someone else? Imagine giving up everything you have just to help someone in need. That’s exactly what Jesus did when He left heaven to come to earth. The story of Jesus isn’t just about miracles and teachings—it’s about God choosing humility to show His love for us.  Read More

Have you ever noticed how quickly things can change? Think back to the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Suddenly, hand sanitizer and toilet paper became as valuable as gold. People lined up outside stores, panicked about running out of everyday stuff they’d never worried about before. Crazy, right? It makes you think: What do we really value, and does it even matter in the long run?  Read More

Paul wrote the Book of Romans to help people understand what it means to follow Jesus. In chapter 10, Paul explains how important faith is for us to be saved. Back in Paul’s time, many Jewish people wanted to please God but didn’t realize that following rules wasn’t enough. They needed to put their faith in Jesus, the Savior. They had the wrong idea about how to be right with God.  Read More

Romans 3:23 and 6:23 hit hard: everyone messes up, and those mistakes—sin—come with serious consequences. But here’s the good news: God’s love is bigger than our biggest mistakes...  Read More

When Paul faced hostility and danger in Jerusalem, God gave him a vision to keep going, assuring him he wasn’t finished yet. Even though people wanted him gone, Paul knew his mission was far from over. His letter to the Romans was like his “life message” about the power of faith—written from Corinth, carried by a trusted friend, and packed with everything Paul wanted this new church in Rome to understand...  Read More