Daybreak Devotions

The enemy of our souls is a master at using snares to trap the children of God. It is so easy for people to be set free from the penalty and enslavement of sin, only to be trapped and enslaved by the addictions of their soul. But what are these addictions, and how can we identify what it is that has us bound?

The enemy of our souls is a master at using snares to trap the children of God. It is so easy for people to be set free from the penalty and enslavement of sin, only to be trapped and enslaved by the addictions of their soul. But what are these addictions, and how can we identify what it is that has us bound?

Paul warns Timothy about the perilous end times being an age with "a form of godliness but denying the power thereof" (2 Timothy 3:5) How can we hope to survive that kind of environment? We will need strength that comes from beyond our own capabilities and capacities. We will need to be so tapped, so rooted, so connected to Jesus that we are living by grace! In this hour we must fix our...

"Peace," it is quietness, rest for the soul, a ceasing of the disturbances that will lead us into what the psalmist called "cast down," or as we know it today, depressed, brought low, or simply just disturbed in our inner life. Jesus offers us, not just peace, but his peace! Now, what sort of peace does Jesus have? That's the topic of today's Daybreak Devotion!

What started out as a simple shout out to a monumental day in US history turned into a great discussion on purpose, diligence, and calling. Without a clear view of the mission we have, how can we ever hope to take a stand for anything? That's the scope of today's Daybreak Devotion!

It's Friday Funday! Join the crew for some lighthearted laughs, silliness, and overall merriment, and stick around for some discussion on what it means to enjoy a pause in life - so that we may pause with God!

There is a depth to prayer that often goes unrealized for most Christians. Prayer is far more than a contractual exchange of "the more I pray, the more God gives." Prayer is our avenue of expressing our love to God, and opening ourselves to be filled with God's love for us! Today's Daybreak Devotion centers on how we, as grateful children of God, grow in our expressions of gratit...

The Syrophenician woman in Mark 7 shows us a great example of being still, and knowing Jesus. She had no right, no claim on Jesus, and even with her being an outsider, she comes, moved by love for her daughter and faith in Jesus. How is it that an outsider displays such a great example of being still and knowing God, yet so often it is such a difficult thing for us, in our modern era? That's t...

We are a people far too worked up about things. Often, we are really spun up over lesser things to the neglect of the important. If we are honest, would we have to admit that, while we like to say, "God, Bible, Church, Jesus," the reality of our daily life testifies that we are far more intrigued, invested, and incited by our property, shopping, vacation, retirement, sports, politics - t...

Today, we have the privilege to welcome special guest Cody Carden, Director of See the Harvest Ministry, and enjoy a conversation about the value of taking a short-term mission trip, and how See the Harvest helps individuals, and churches, overcome some of the obstacles in getting to the field. To contact Cody for further questions, send him an email at cody@wwntbm.net

This week's topic is HUGE! We need to talk about this, how do we learn to hear from God? This is vital to the Way of Holiness; just think of all the ways we need to hear from God in our day to day. And it is really about cultivating a heart in tune with God, developing those ears to hear so that we can live as people who understand what God is telling us and see how he is leading us. We will d...

This week's topic is HUGE! We need to talk about this, how do we learn to hear from God? This is vital to the Way of Holiness; just think of all the ways we need to hear from God in our day to day. And it is really about cultivating a heart in tune with God, developing those ears to hear so that we can live as people who understand what God is telling us and see how he is leading us. We will d...

This week's topic is HUGE! We need to talk about this, how do we learn to hear from God? This is vital to the Way of Holiness; just think of all the ways we need to hear from God in our day to day. And it is really about cultivating a heart in tune with God, developing those ears to hear so that we can live as people who understand what God is telling us and see how he is leading us. We will d...

This week's topic is HUGE! We need to talk about this, how do we learn to hear from God? This is vital to the Way of Holiness; just think of all the ways we need to hear from God in our day to day. And it is really about cultivating a heart in tune with God, developing those ears to hear so that we can live as people who understand what God is telling us and see how he is leading us. We will d...

This week's topic is HUGE! We need to talk about this, how do we learn to hear from God? This is vital to the Way of Holiness; just think of all the ways we need to hear from God in our day to day. And it is really about cultivating a heart in tune with God, developing those ears to hear so that we can live as people who understand what God is telling us and see how he is leading us. We will d...

St Francis of Assisi said that we must “wear the world like a loose garment, which touches us in a few places and there lightly.” It would be a profitable exercise in our spiritual growth to continue to work on understanding what the world is, how it affects us, and to recognize its grasping after our life. This week we look at the temptation of Jesus in Luke 4 as a particularly good place to thin...

St Francis of Assisi said that we must “wear the world like a loose garment, which touches us in a few places and there lightly.” It would be a profitable exercise in our spiritual growth to continue to work on understanding what the world is, how it affects us, and to recognize its grasping after our life. This week we look at the temptation of Jesus in Luke 4 as a particularly good place to thin...

St Francis of Assisi said that we must “wear the world like a loose garment, which touches us in a few places and there lightly.” It would be a profitable exercise in our spiritual growth to continue to work on understanding what the world is, how it affects us, and to recognize its grasping after our life. This week we look at the temptation of Jesus in Luke 4 as a particularly good place to thin...

St Francis of Assisi said that we must “wear the world like a loose garment, which touches us in a few places and there lightly.” It would be a profitable exercise in our spiritual growth to continue to work on understanding what the world is, how it affects us, and to recognize its grasping after our life. This week we look at the temptation of Jesus in Luke 4 as a particularly good place to thin...

St Francis of Assisi said that we must “wear the world like a loose garment, which touches us in a few places and there lightly.” It would be a profitable exercise in our spiritual growth to continue to work on understanding what the world is, how it affects us, and to recognize its grasping after our life. This week we look at the temptation of Jesus in Luke 4 as a particularly good place to thin...

Our primary goal, as followers of Jesus, not trying to do what Jesus said to do, but rather to become the kind of people who will naturally do those things. That's the difference between discipleship to Christ and discipleship to Christianity. The life of a Disciple to Christ must be grounded in BE first. Being with Jesus is how we come to KNOW Jesus and know God. As the disciple, from being w...

Our primary goal, as followers of Jesus, not trying to do what Jesus said to do, but rather to become the kind of people who will naturally do those things. That's the difference between discipleship to Christ and discipleship to Christianity. The life of a Disciple to Christ must be grounded in BE first. Being with Jesus is how we come to KNOW Jesus and know God. As the disciple, from being w...

Our primary goal, as followers of Jesus, not trying to do what Jesus said to do, but rather to become the kind of people who will naturally do those things. That's the difference between discipleship to Christ and discipleship to ChristianityThe life of a Disciple to Christ must be grounded in BE first. Being with Jesus is how we come to KNOW Jesus and know God. As the disciple, from being wit...

Our primary goal, as followers of Jesus, not trying to do what Jesus said to do, but rather to become the kind of people who will naturally do those things. That's the difference between discipleship to Christ and discipleship to ChristianityThe life of a Disciple to Christ must be grounded in BE first. Being with Jesus is how we come to KNOW Jesus and know God. As the disciple, from being with Je...

Our primary goal, as followers of Jesus, not trying to do what Jesus said to do, but rather to become the kind of people who will naturally do those things. That's the difference between discipleship to Christ and discipleship to Christianity The life of a Disciple to Christ must be grounded in BE first. Being with Jesus is how we come to KNOW Jesus and know God. As the disciple, from being wi...