We hope you will find this section useful for your morning or evening devotion time. These are where you will find most of our Contributors’ devotions. Our Contributors have been selected because of their love of Jesus Christ, and their messages. Word count varies with each individual blogger, as does his/her writing style.
Stephanie Pavlantos: Psalm 18 Retold
He was in a fight for his life. He knew who he was—he would be king. God chose him. But the reigning, evil ruler refused to give up his throne. He pursued the young ruddy shepherd to kill him. Saul wanted to show David who was stronger. David, however, was resilient and sharp. He knew where to hide and how to fight. After all, he had killed lions, bears, and even a giant. How could Saul overtake him? But even … Continue reading →
Glenda Shouse: His Name
I know His name And He knows mine I call His name And He is there He loves and comforts He guides and provides Jesus is His name Do you know Him, as I? Copyright 2020: His Name: Author Glenda Shouse: All Rights Reserved Meet Our Contributor GLENDA SHOUSE Glenda Shouse is a devotion writer who is published at Answers2Prayer, Christian Devotions Ministries, PresbyCan, The Upper Room, and other ministries. She is Editor and a devotion writer for VineWords: Devotions and … Continue reading →
Julie Souza Bradley Lilly: A Prayer for the Prodigal
Father God, it’s getting cold outside. I look out the window at the frosty rooftops of my neighbors, and my heart sinks to think of those without a roof over their head or hope in their heart. I think of those held prisoner in the clutches of addiction, those without food to eat and whose only socks are threadbare with holes. Father we lift the homeless, the lost, the sick, the addicted and the vulnerable. We lift those who left rashly, … Continue reading →
Diane Virginia: Wash Day
It was “Wash Day.” Elise got right to work separating the laundry into piles. She loaded the washer, reached for the cleaning agents, and meticulously measured the bleach, detergent, and fabric softener, pouring each into their respective receptacles. Elise hit the start button. As soon as she glanced at the remaining piles, she realized she had made a terrible mistake. The white clothes were still on the floor. “No!” Elise exclaimed, jamming the stop-cycle button. She removed her permanent-press clothing … Continue reading →
Martin Wiles: As Good as Your Word
Any promise I make, I should honor.
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