God’s story in god’s people

What does biblical community look like? This Acts 2:42–47 devotional explores how the early church was devoted to God’s Word, fellowship, prayer, worship, and caring generously for one another.

What happened at Pentecost? This Acts 2:1–41 devotional explores the coming of the Holy Spirit, Peter’s powerful message about Jesus, and the birth of the early church.

What should we do while waiting on God? This Acts 1:12–26 devotional explores prayer, trusting God’s timing, and how the apostles relied on God’s direction when choosing Matthias to replace Judas.

How did the church begin? This Acts 1:1–11 devotional explores Jesus’ ascension, the promised Holy Spirit, and our calling to be bold witnesses for Christ.

In this Luke 24:13–53 devotional, walk with Jesus on the road to Emmaus, witness his appearances to the disciples, and see his ascension into heaven. Discover how the risen Christ opens the Scriptures, strengthens faith, and sends his followers to share the message of repentance and forgiveness with the world.

In this Luke 23:44–24:12 devotional, journey from Jesus’ death on the cross to the discovery of the empty tomb. See how Christ’s sacrifice opened the way to God and how his resurrection gives believers lasting hope, new life, and the promise of victory over death.

In this Luke 23:1–43 devotional, follow Jesus from his trials before Pilate and Herod to the cross, where a dying criminal receives the promise of paradise. Discover the powerful truth of the gospel: salvation is not earned through good works but received by grace through faith in Jesus Christ.

In this Luke 22:39–71 devotional, follow Jesus from his agonizing prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane through Judas’ betrayal, Peter’s denial, and his trial before the religious leaders. See how Jesus surrendered to the Father’s will and discover why prayer and spiritual vigilance are essential when facing temptation.

In Luke 22:1–38, Jesus shares the Last Supper with his disciples, establishes the new covenant through his blood, predicts Peter’s denial, and teaches what true leadership looks like. Discover how Christ calls his followers away from recognition and control toward humble, faithful service.