Dr Joe Pettigrew

Morning With Jesus

Religion EN ↓ 100 episodes

Dr. Joe is an author of several books and the founder of In The Zone Ministries. He has been writing a daily devotional, The Daily Huddle, for many years. It began with about 40 subscribers and has now grown to become one of the most widely distributed devotional resources in the country, with 60,000 daily readers daily. It is offered free each morning by email to thousands of subscribers all over the world. If you would like to receive The Daily Huddle, a subscription form is available here.

Author

Dr Joe Pettigrew

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Religion

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Latest episode

Jul 8, 2026

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Episodes

He Is Risen 05.04.2026

The darkness of Friday and the silence of Saturday have passed. Today, the world awakens to the most glorious news in history: He is risen! Easter Sunday is not merely a day of remembrance; it is a vibrant, earth-shattering celebration of victory. The tomb is empty, the stone is rolled away, and death has been defeated. Jesus Christ, who was crucified and buried, has conquered the grave and is ali...

Good Friday 03.04.2026

The journey through Holy Week brings us to Friday, a day that hangs heavy in history, known to us as Good Friday. It is a day of profound sorrow and solemn remembrance, for this is the day Jesus was crucified. The path to the cross was brutal, marked by betrayal, denial, unjust trials, and immense suffering. Yet, as we stand at the foot of the cross, we are invited to look beyond the physical pain...

Good Friday 03.04.2026

The journey through Holy Week brings us to Friday, a day that hangs heavy in history, known to us as Good Friday. It is a day of profound sorrow and solemn remembrance, for this is the day Jesus was crucified. The path to the cross was brutal, marked by betrayal, denial, unjust trials, and immense suffering. Yet, as we stand at the foot of the cross, we are invited to look beyond the physical pain...

Thursday of Holy Week 02.04.2026

Thursday of Holy Week, often called Maundy Thursday, is a day layered with profound intimacy, humble service, and deep sorrow. The hours are filled with moments that define the very heart of Jesus’ mission. In the Upper Room, He gathers His disciples for the Last Supper, instituting a sacrament that would forever symbolize His broken body and shed blood—a covenant of grace for all humanity. This m...

Wednesday of Holy Week 01.04.2026

The rhythm of Holy Week shifts on Wednesday. After days of public teaching and bold confrontations, the Gospels fall relatively quiet about Jesus' activities. This quietness creates a space for solemn reflection as the shadow of the cross begins to lengthen. While Jesus likely spent this day in rest and prayer with His disciples in Bethany, a dark plot was unfolding elsewhere. This was the day tha...

Tuesday of Holy Week 31.03.2026

As we journey through Holy Week, Tuesday stands out as a day of profound teaching and confrontation. After cleansing the temple, Jesus returns and spends the day engaged in intense dialogue with the religious leaders. They question His authority, test Him with trick questions about taxes and the resurrection, and try to trap Him in His words. Yet, with every challenge, Jesus responds with unshakab...

Monday of Holy Week 30.03.2026

Holy Week is a sacred journey, a time when we slow down to walk alongside Jesus in the final days of His earthly ministry. Monday of this holy week brings us to a moment of intense passion and divine authority. After the triumphant entry of Palm Sunday, Jesus enters the temple in Jerusalem, not as a passive observer, but as a zealous defender of God’s holiness. Seeing the sacred space cluttered wi...

Does Someone Need A Call From You Today? 27.03.2026

In the busyness of our daily lives, our to-do lists can feel endless. We move from one task to the next, focused on what needs to be accomplished. Amid this activity, a name or face might pop into our minds—a friend we haven't spoken to in a while, a family member going through a tough time, or an old neighbor we've lost touch with. It's a gentle nudge, a whisper in our spirit. It’s easy to dismis...

Have You Had An Argument You Regretted? 26.03.2026

The harsh words hang in the air long after the conversation has ended. The heat of the moment has passed, but a cold feeling of regret settles in your heart. We have all been there—caught in an argument where pride, anger, or misunderstanding led us to say things we wish we could take back. The aftermath can be heavy, filled with guilt and the painful awareness of a fractured relationship. Replayi...

Do You Love Surprises? 25.03.2026

Some people adore surprises—the unexpected party, the unannounced gift, or the sudden good news. Others prefer the comfort of a predictable plan, finding security in knowing exactly what comes next. Regardless of our personal preference, life is full of surprises. When we think we have our path perfectly mapped out, a sudden turn can change our direction entirely. These moments can be unsettling,...

When People Hurt Your Feelings 24.03.2026

The words sting, the actions cut deep, and the ache in your heart is real. Being hurt by someone, especially by a person you trust or care about, is one of the most painful human experiences. It can leave you feeling betrayed, angry, and defensive. Your mind might replay the event over and over, trying to make sense of the injustice. In these moments, our natural reaction is often to build a wall...

Helping Those In Need 23.03.2026

Our world is filled with people carrying heavy burdens. We encounter them every day—in our neighborhoods, our workplaces, and even our own homes. They are the single parent struggling to make ends meet, the elderly neighbor facing loneliness, or the friend walking through a season of grief. When we see this need, it is easy to feel overwhelmed or unsure of how to make a real difference. Yet, as fo...

Feeling Unappreciated 20.03.2026

It stings when you pour your heart into a project, a relationship, or an act of service, only for it to be met with silence. You might stay late to finish a critical task, keep the household running smoothly behind the scenes, or go out of your way to support a friend, yet no one seems to notice. The "thank you" you hoped for never comes, and the recognition you deserve remains absent. Feeling una...

When Families Don't Get Along 19.03.2026

Family relationships are meant to be a source of love, support, and belonging. Yet, for many, family is a place of deep pain and conflict. Misunderstandings, old wounds, and differing expectations can create painful divisions that seem impossible to overcome. The people who are supposed to know us best can sometimes hurt us the most, leaving us feeling isolated and heartbroken. The ache of a fract...

We Need Our Farmers 18.03.2026

In our modern lives, it is easy to take for granted the food that fills our tables. We walk into a grocery store with shelves full of produce, meat, and grain, rarely stopping to think about the journey it took to get there. This abundance does not appear by magic; it is the result of tireless labor, unwavering commitment, and profound faith. It is the work of farmers, the quiet stewards of the la...

Going On Vacation 17.03.2026

The suitcase is packed, the out-of-office auto-reply is set, and the anticipation is building. Going on vacation is one of the year’s highlights, a time we eagerly count down to on our calendars. Whether you are headed to a sandy beach, a mountain cabin, or a bustling new city, the promise of a getaway brings a sense of freedom and excitement. It is a break from the routine, a chance to trade alar...

Dealing With Anxiety 16.03.2026

Anxiety can feel like a relentless storm inside your mind, a wave of "what ifs" that threatens to pull you under. It can steal your sleep, cloud your thoughts, and leave your heart racing for reasons you cannot always name. In these moments, it is easy to feel isolated and overwhelmed, as if you are the only one struggling to stay afloat. But please know, you are not alone in this battle. So many...

Are You An Encourager? 13.03.2026

We live in a world that is quick to criticize but slow to compliment. Social media feeds are often filled with negativity, and daily conversations can easily drift into complaints. In the midst of this noise, encouragement is a breath of fresh air. It is a powerful tool that God has placed in our hands to lift the spirits of the weary and strengthen the hearts of the discouraged.   You can read to...

Some People Seem Miserable 12.03.2026

We all know someone who seems perpetually unhappy. Their outlook is often negative, their words are frequently critical, and joy appears to be a foreign concept to them. It can be challenging to be around such individuals, and our first instinct might be to avoid them or dismiss them as simply having a bad attitude. However, as followers of Christ, we are called to a higher response: compassion.  ...

Is Heaven A Real Place? 11.03.2026

In moments of deep loss or when we contemplate the end of our lives, the question often surfaces: Is heaven a real place? Is it a tangible destination, or just a hopeful myth to comfort us? The Bible provides a clear and resounding answer. Heaven is not just a state of mind or a comforting idea; it is a real, prepared place for those who have placed their faith in Jesus Christ.   You can read toda...

Do You Need Some Time Alone? 10.03.2026

In our hyper-connected world, silence has become a rare commodity. From the moment we wake up to the second we fall asleep, we are bombarded with noise, notifications, and demands on our attention. We wear our busyness like a badge of honor, often believing that if we aren't constantly doing something, we aren't being productive. But deep down, many of us are running on empty, craving a moment of...

Are You Content? 09.03.2026

Contentment is one of the most elusive qualities in our modern world. We are constantly encouraged to want more, achieve more, and acquire more. From the moment we wake up, advertisements and social media feeds present us with images of what a "better" life looks like, leaving us with a nagging feeling of dissatisfaction with our own. We tie our contentment to external factors, believing we will f...

Inviting People To Church 06.03.2026

Most of us feel a knot in our stomachs at the thought of inviting someone to church. We worry about being rejected, appearing pushy, or making things awkward with a friend or coworker. Yet, an invitation is one of the most powerful tools we have to share the love of Christ. It is not about filling a seat or increasing attendance numbers; it is about opening a door to hope, community, and a life-ch...

Why Not Be A Mentor 05.03.2026

When we hear the word "mentor," we often think of someone with decades of experience, a long list of accomplishments, and a perfectly curated life. We disqualify ourselves before we even begin, thinking, "What could I possibly have to offer?" We see our own imperfections, our ongoing struggles, and our unanswered questions, and we conclude that we are not fit for the role. But mentorship, at its h...

Controlling Your Temper 04.03.2026

A sharp word from a coworker, a frustrating traffic jam, or a disagreement at home—it does not take much for anger to flare up within us. A flash of temper can feel powerful in the moment, but it often leaves a trail of regret, hurt feelings, and broken connections. It is a powerful emotion that, left unchecked, can control our actions and damage our witness for Christ. The Bible does not say we w...

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