Devotional Journal
The King Who Forgave an Impossible Debt
A servant received great mercy and refused to share it. Jesus’ parable calls us to bring our hearts to Him and let forgiveness shape our relationships.
The King Who Forgave an Impossible Debt
A servant received great mercy and refused to share it. Jesus’ parable calls us to bring our hearts to Him and let forgiveness shape our relationships.
The Son Who Changed His Mind and Went
One son changed his mind and went to work. Jesus’ parable invites a sincere response of repentance and faith that becomes visible in our choices.
The Son Who Changed His Mind and Went
One son changed his mind and went to work. Jesus’ parable invites a sincere response of repentance and faith that becomes visible in our choices.
Listening to the Parable of the Sower
The sower’s seed met different kinds of ground. Jesus’ explanation invites us to receive His word deeply and notice what competes for our hearts.
Listening to the Parable of the Sower
The sower’s seed met different kinds of ground. Jesus’ explanation invites us to receive His word deeply and notice what competes for our hearts.
What the Hidden Treasure Teaches Us About Joy
Jesus pictured God’s kingdom as treasure of surpassing worth. A reflection on the joy of recognizing what deserves our whole hearts.
What the Hidden Treasure Teaches Us About Joy
Jesus pictured God’s kingdom as treasure of surpassing worth. A reflection on the joy of recognizing what deserves our whole hearts.
The Prayer of the Tax Collector
The tax collector asked for mercy, and Jesus said he went home justified. A reflection on honest repentance and prayer free from comparison.
The Prayer of the Tax Collector
The tax collector asked for mercy, and Jesus said he went home justified. A reflection on honest repentance and prayer free from comparison.
Learning to Take the Lower Seat
Jesus noticed how guests chose places of honor. His teaching invites us to entrust honor to God and make generous room for other people.
Learning to Take the Lower Seat
Jesus noticed how guests chose places of honor. His teaching invites us to entrust honor to God and make generous room for other people.