Daily Devotions Guy

Luke 12:13-21. How are we supposed to reconcile the idea of giving out of the abundance the Lord has blessed us with while also saving for the future?

Luke 12:1-12. Oftentimes we find ourselves in situations where we can’t imagine what we should say or do. Today we learn that we should be praying for the Spirt’s divine intervention in those moments.

Luke 11:37-54. Do you want to APPEAR godly before others or do you want to BE godly even if no one is around to witness it?

Luke 11:29-36. Take careful watch over how you treat your soul and what you feed it with, lest the light become dark…

Luke 11:14-28. Are you waiting for a miracle to truly believe in Jesus? Look around your life and I think you will find that he has already accomplished more than you can imagine,.

Luke 11:1-13. Do we pray with great expectations, knowing that the Lord does answer prayer? Or are we praying infrequently, thoughtlessly, or simply habitually?

Luke 10:25-37. The story of the Good Samaritan is a timeless one, but would we truly be the Samaritan in this story?

Luke 10:17-24. How lucky we are to live in a day and age where we have direct access to the Scriptures. Do we realize how truly blessed we are?

Luke 10:13-16. The only Jesus who saves is the one revealed to us in Scripture. Be careful then to return to the Scriptures to ensure you are following Christ.

Luke 9:51-10:12. The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. What’s the first step?

Luke 9:43-50. Who is the greatest among us? Is it not the least of these?

Luke 9:28-43. If I told you that if you wake up early tomorrow and commit yourself to prayer, you would see Jesus in all His glory, would you set a timer?

Luke 9:21-27. The call of Jesus is a call to come away with him from any and all distractions. It is a wondrous call of love and beauty, filled with all the adventure you could ever want in life.

Luke 9:18-20. How can we be in constant prayer when we are always surrounded by people? Learn from Jesus.

Luke 9:10-17. Jesus feeds the five thousand, but where should this story direct our minds?

Luke 9:1-9. The disciples were to fully rely on God and the kindness of those to whom they were preaching good news to fulfill their needs.

Luke 8:40-56. With a touch or with a whisper, Jesus heals the worst infirmities, raises the dead to life, and brings the worst of us back from the brink of utter ruin.

Luke 8:26-39. The story of the Gerasene demoniac. Why didn’t Jesus let the man who desperately wanted to be by his side stay with him?

Luke 8:18-25. All of history points to and leads to Jesus. It’s always been about him and continues to be.

Luke 8:9-18. Faithfulness begins and ends with the little things in life.

Luke 8:1-8. Jesus preaches the good news and is supported in his endeavors by a retinue of faithful women who gave unending support.

Luke 7:36-50. We come to Jesus a sinner and we are made to be saints. Look to the compassion of Jesus and be saved!

Luke 7:18-35. John and Jesus do what is most unexpected to the people of their time, yet they accomplish the purposes of God in the exact way God had planned from before the beginning of the universe.

Luke 7:11-17. Look for ways to reach out to the outcasts in your city and manifest the compassion of Christ to show them the face of God.

Luke 6:43-7:10. When the floodwaters rise, are we ready to withstand them by holding fast to Jesus?