Walking with God

At Christmas time, we are invited to wonder again at the miracle of the incarnation—God mindful of man, visiting us in the most humble and profound way. Reflecting on Scripture and the birth of Jesus, this devotion celebrates the dignity of humanity, the faithfulness of God’s promises, and the hope found in Christ, the Son of Man who came to restore all that was lost....

In a culture fueled by outrage and competing cries for justice, this reflection points us to a different way—the quiet, faithful Servant of the Lord. Through Scripture, cultural observation, and personal testimony, it reminds us that true justice and lasting hope are found not in rage, but in reconciliation with God through Jesus Christ....

Sin rarely announces itself loudly—it begins quietly, crouching at the door, waiting to take hold. Drawing a powerful parallel between untreated cancer and unchecked sin, this devotion calls us to honest self-examination and decisive action. It reminds us that healing and freedom are found not in denial or self-help, but in surrendering fully to the Great Physician, who alone can cleanse, restore,...

From God’s call to Abraham to the survival of Israel against all odds, this reflection highlights Israel as a living testimony to God’s covenant faithfulness. Through history, Scripture, and a personal encounter, it points to a God who keeps His promises—and a people who remain the apple of His eye....

There are moments when God feels distant—when prayers seem unanswered and heaven feels silent. Drawing from Psalm 22 and the story of Christ on the cross, this devotion reminds us that God’s silence is never God’s absence. Even in the darkest seasons, He is faithfully at work, accomplishing redemption, and holding us close—our names forever engraved on the palms of His hands....

With only a single line of Scripture, Enoch’s life leaves a profound legacy: he walked with God. This reflection explores what faithful, everyday communion with God looks like in a hostile world—reminding us that even now, with far greater grace and revelation, we too are invited to walk closely with Him until the day He calls us home....