Devotions with Pastor Stanton

Have you ever found yourself going the wrong way—maybe on a road trip, or even in life—and realized you needed to turn around? Today, we’re diving into the most important U-turn you’ll ever make: repentance. It’s not just about saying sorry; it’s a complete change of direction that moves us from death to life.

Imagine being so in tune with God that your life defies the norm. That’s exactly what happened to two men in the Bible—Enoch and Noah. They didn’t just believe in God; they walked with Him, step by step, day by day. And it changed everything. Today, we’re diving into what it means to walk with God and how it can shape our lives too.

Ever ignored a warning and regretted it later? Maybe it was a weather alert you brushed off or a check-engine light you hoped would just go away. Today, we’re looking at the ultimate warning ignored—and the one man who listened. It’s a story that’s not just about the past; it’s a wake-up call for us today.

Have you ever noticed how easy it is to let small compromises creep into your life? Maybe it’s a little white lie, a grudge you can’t let go of, or a habit you know isn’t good for you. At first, it seems harmless, but over time, those small choices can harden your heart. Today, we’re diving into Genesis 6 to see how walking away from God doesn’t just affect our actions—it corrupts our hearts.

We live in a world that often avoids talking about death. It’s uncomfortable, even taboo at times. But today, we’re going to face it head-on because the Bible has something crucial to say about it. Death isn’t just the end of life, it’s a consequence of a choice humanity made long ago. And understanding this can change how we live today.

Have you ever stood at a crossroads in your life, unsure which way to go? Maybe it was a big decision—like choosing a career—or something smaller, like how to spend your day. Today, we are diving into the most critical crossroads of all: the choice between two paths—one leading toward God and life, the other away from Him toward death. It’s a decision we face every single day, and it shapes everyt...

Is sin crouching at your door?