The Apostolic Faith Church
Apostolic Faith Daily Devotional
The Daily Devotional is a Scripture-based lesson with real-life application. It is intended to help believers gain a better understanding God's Word, so they can live by it daily.
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Latest episode
Jul 11, 2026
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Episodes
Our Pug Dog, Cuddles 16.01.2026 2:45
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God Cares for You 15.01.2026 3:33
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The Cost of Pride 14.01.2026 2:53
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God Will Meet Our Needs 13.01.2026 3:23
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A Strong Confidence 12.01.2026 2:19
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God Offers Hope! 11.01.2026 2:48
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Little Is Much with God 10.01.2026 3:11
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Happily Ever After 09.01.2026 2:47
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Practicing the Golden Rule 08.01.2026 2:44
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Follow the Recipe 07.01.2026 2:54
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Hide in the Rock of Ages 06.01.2026 3:14
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Getting Rid of the Rock 05.01.2026 3:05
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Doing What We Can 04.01.2026 2:30
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Not for Sale! 03.01.2026 2:42
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Heir to a Mansion 02.01.2026 2:56
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Our Daily Planner 01.01.2026 2:38
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Coming Soon: A New Apostolic Faith Daily Devotional 01.12.2025 2:25
We are excited to be launching a second Daily Devotional series on January 1, 2026. The lessons are a simple way to help believers stay focused on the truths of God’s Word throughout the week. Each one begins with a focus verse from Scripture, followed by a short illustration that relates a basic principle for Christian living. Topics will have real-life application in areas such as planning for t...
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