
Devotionals
Mercies New Every Morning
Lamentations was written in the ruins of a burned city. Its most hopeful line sits in the middle of the rubble.
Audela Study Desk
Short readings that begin in the passage itself. Each one follows the same order: Scripture, reflection, a closer look at the wording, a question Scripture answers, related passages, three truths, a prayer and one thing to carry into the day.
Today's devotional
Isaiah gives four reasons not to fear, and every one of them is about God.
Jeremiah finds mercy while the ruins are still smoking.
Rest in Psalm 23 is something the shepherd does, not something the sheep arranges.
Paul writes about anxiety from prison, and gives a specific instruction.
Jesus describes fruitfulness as a matter of staying joined, not of trying harder.
Isaiah gives four reasons not to fear, and every one of them is about God.
Romans 8:28 says less than the slogan and more than we usually take from it.

Devotionals
Lamentations was written in the ruins of a burned city. Its most hopeful line sits in the middle of the rubble.

Devotionals
Five minutes, four movements: read, name, ask, thank. A simple pattern for days that start heavy.
God begins things. The whole Bible opens with Him doing it.
God is able to act where His people cannot make a way for themselves.
Trust in Scripture is a direction, not a feeling.
Faith is a way of walking, not a way of guessing.
Not strength in general, strength for what is in front of you.
Give thanks in everything, which is not the same as for everything.
Rest is offered by a person, not achieved by a schedule.
Look back over the week and give the day to God.
The Sunday Study
Verse-by-verse teaching with historical context, and a prayer to close. Nothing else in the email.