November 2022

Daily Devotional for Saturday, November 12 Learn from Examples As our children grow older and begin to be exposed to wrongdoing in the world, they often question us regarding our own past lives. “Hey, Mom and Dad, did you ever do such and such when you were growing up?” It is a real dilemma for […]

Daily Devotional for Friday, November 11 Contrasting God’s Words and Man‘s The young mother, Sarah, sighed. “It is almost over,” she thought. She had felt that way every day now, for weeks, but this day it really was the last of the meal in the container. There was no money, even if there were more

Daily Devotional for Thursday, November 10 Scoffers Will Come A young woman who was soundly converted immediately began to read her Bible. A friend who disbelieved the Scriptures and took delight in ridiculing them asked her, “Why do you spend so much time reading a book like that?” “Because it is the Word of God,”

Daily Devotional for Wednesday, November 9 Sad Results of Rebellion We have an expression in our house that we use as a joke, we do not mean it, and in fact are being quite sarcastic. We say, “I do what I want.” It started with one of the children who would say it when they

Daily Devotional for Tuesday, November 8 No Graven Image “Do not eat any of the cookies,” she said, “not even a nibble.” “One little cookie will not hurt anything,” Joe thought to himself, but he knew his mom was serious. He remembered the last time they had a conversation like this. It had not ended

Daily Devotional for Monday, November 7 Love Waxing Cold It has been said that many Christians are like children; they would sow and reap the same day. It is easy to become tired of sowing and be anxious for the harvest. It is human nature to struggle toward faithfulness and fruitfulness when the surrounding circumstances

Daily Devotional for Sunday, November 6 Be Ye Separate If we asked everybody who knew us to name the top five things they think of when they think of us, what would be on the list? Would our faith be on the list? Is it possible that people who know us might not even know

Daily Devotional for Saturday, November 5 The High Cost of Sin Grace extends favor. It does not erase or eliminate consequence. Perhaps we misunderstand the high cost of our sin because grace abounds. It is not that the sin does not require punishment, sin always requires payment. People who have accepted the grace of God