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Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 2 Kings 10–13; Hebrews 11:35; Psalm 116:15 There are days in Scripture that feel like watching a slow collapse—leaders fail, violence spreads, and hope looks thin. And today, we’ll see almost quietly, how God brings a resurrection of hope. Today is about the kind of faith that doesn’t end when a life ends. 🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 2 Kings 6–9; 2 Corinthians 4:18; Psalm 23:4 Some valleys don’t announce themselves. One day the path feels normal—then suddenly the walls rise and the light feels far away. Today’s readings meet us there, not with slogans, but with God’s presence. 🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to this series and see Jesus on every page: https://EveryPag...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 2 Kings 2–5; Luke 4:27; Psalm 68:1–6 Naaman had influence, honor, and a reputation to protect—until sickness made everything personal. He came to God wanting a spectacle, and instead he got a simple instruction: wash. Today asks what pride keeps us from doing the small thing that could change everything. 🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 1 Kings 21–22; 2 Kings 1; Revelation 2:20; Psalm 82 Some temptation doesn’t come like a punch—it comes like a whisper. Today we watch a nation drift under Ahab and Jezebel, and we hear Jesus warn a church about the same kind of quiet compromise. And Psalm 82 reminds us who still rules when everything feels blurred. 🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional c...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 1 Kings 17–20; James 5:17–18; Psalm 23:3 Sometimes God’s provision doesn’t arrive with a paycheck—it arrives with a knock at the door. Today’s readings give us Elijah: ordinary, needy, praying, and watched over by an extraordinary God. And Psalm 23 reminds us what He provides most deeply—restoration. 🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to thi...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 1 Kings 13–16; Romans 11:2–5; Psalm 115:1–8 When a trusted leader falls, it can shake more than opinions—it can shake faith. Today’s readings face that reality, and then they steady us: God is not like people. Even in dark chapters, He keeps a faithful remnant by grace. 🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to this series and see Jesus on every...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 1 Kings 9–12; Matthew 12:42; Proverbs 4:1–9 The Queen of Sheba traveled a long way for one thing: wisdom she couldn’t find at home. Jesus pointed to her as someone who knew what was worth the cost. Today asks us the same question: what are we willing to go after to hear God clearly?  🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to this series and see...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 1 Kings 5–8; Acts 7:44–50; Psalm 84 Have you ever stepped into a place so beautiful it made you go quiet? That’s the feeling in today’s readings—Solomon finishes the Temple, and God’s glory fills the space. But then Scripture asks the bigger question: if God can’t be contained… where does He live? 🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to this s...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 1 Kings 1–4; James 3:13–18; Proverbs 1:1–7 If God offered you one wish—one clean, no-strings-’attached request—what would you ask for? Solomon had that moment, and his answer still cuts through the noise. He didn’t ask for more—he asked for wisdom. 🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to this series and see Jesus on every page: https://EveryPa...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 2 Samuel 22–24; Romans 4:6–8; Psalm 18 I know what it feels like to think you’re fine—until you realize you’re not. Today, David sings about a God who reaches down and pulls people out of deep waters. And Paul reminds us that this rescue includes forgiveness—sins covered, not counted. 🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to this series and see...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 2 Samuel 18–21; Romans 12:17–21; Psalm 9:9–10 Have you ever gotten news so heavy it knocked the breath out of you—one moment you’re standing, and the next you’re crumpled? That’s where David is today: victory and grief colliding in the same chapter. And it forces one question on us—where do you run when life swings hard? 🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devoti...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 2 Samuel 14–17; Matthew 26:47–50; Psalm 3 Betrayal hurts in a particular way—not because it came from an enemy, but because it came from someone you trusted. Today’s readings put that pain right on the page: David betrayed by his own son, and Jesus betrayed by a close friend. But here’s the hope—betrayal can wound you without defining you. 🚨 Stop reading al...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 2 Samuel 10–13; Romans 12:19–21; Psalm 51 No one wakes up and decides, “Today I’ll ruin my life.” It usually starts smaller—a glance, a delay, a compromise that feels harmless. Today we watch David fall, and we learn where real hope lives when we do. 🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to this series and see Jesus on every page: https://Every...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 2 Samuel 6–9; Acts 15:16–18; Psalm 132  Have you ever celebrated a game so much that you hugged a stranger?  That’s the moment David has today—not for a game, but because the presence of God is coming home. And it raises an interesting question for us: what does wholehearted worship actually look like? 🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to t...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 2 Samuel 2–5; Acts 13:36; Psalm 78:70–72 Most lives don’t get a headline. They get a sentence. Today, you’ll see how Scripture summarizes David’s entire story in one line—not his trophies, not his spotlight, but what his life was for. And it’s the kind of line you and I should want written over us too.  🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 1 Samuel 29–31; 2 Samuel 1; 2 Timothy 4:7–8; Psalm 18:1–3 Have you ever been so stressed that your body tried to take over—where instincts get loud and wisdom goes quiet? Today’s readings show us how a life steered by self-trust can end in ruin, while a life kept in God’s hands learns how to endure. 🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to this...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 1 Samuel 25–28; James 5:17–18; Psalm 54 Bitterness is a sneaky poison. It doesn’t take you out in one blow—it seeps in drop by drop until joy shrivels, hope fades, and your relationships start to choke. Today’s readings show us how close David came to that poison—and how God interrupted him before it ruined him.  🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional com...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 1 Samuel 21–24; Matthew 12:3–4; Psalm 57 Some of the biggest battles don’t happen on a battlefield. They happen in a moment when you finally have the upper hand—and nobody would blame you for using it. David is in a cave, Saul walks in, and everything in David’s world could change with one quick decision. But the question is deeper than, “Will David survive?...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 1 Samuel 17–20; 1 Samuel 2:1–10; Psalm 144:1–2 When a middle schooler stands up to a bully twice his size, everyone pays attention. Something rises in us when the weak stand against the strong, when courage topples fear. That’s why David and Goliath never gets old—it’s not just a story about a boy and a giant. It’s a story about what happens when fear meets...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 1 Samuel 13–16; Acts 13:22–23; Psalm 78:70–72 We’re all better at curating than we think. We can look steady on the outside while our insides are scrambling. But God has this unnerving habit: He ignores the polish and goes straight for the real thing. Today’s readings put a spotlight on that question—what does God actually look for when He looks at a person?...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 1 Samuel 9–12; Acts 13:21–22; Psalm 89:19–29 Some leaders look strong right up until pressure reveals what they really love—approval or obedience. Today Saul rises fast and drifts, and God begins lifting a different kind of man: not flawless, but willing to return.  🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to this series and see Jesus on every pag...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 1 Samuel 5–8; Acts 13:21–22; Psalm 47 They carried the Ark in like a trophy—proof they’d beaten Israel’s God. By morning, their idol was on its face and their cities were falling apart. Today is about the God who cannot be captured, controlled, or replaced—and the question of what we trust when we want security. 🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional comp...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: 1 Samuel 1–4; Luke 1:46–55; Psalm 99:6–9 Most of the world never heard the name Albert McMakin, but one simple invitation helped shape history. Today Scripture shows the same kind of ripple—Hannah prays from pain, and God uses it far beyond what she can see.  🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to this series and see Jesus on every page: http...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: Ruth 1–4; Matthew 1:5–6; Psalm 36:5–9 Some stories start in a place people would rather hide. Ruth’s begins with loss, an outsider, and a family line no one would brag about—and God turns it into a thread that leads straight to Jesus. 🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to this series and see Jesus on every page: https://EveryPageMatters.org/...

Send us Fan Mail Today's Readings: Judges 17–21; Romans 1:18–32; Proverbs 14:34 Drift doesn’t need rebellion—it just needs inattention. Judges ends with a nation sliding into chaos, and the language is chilling: everyone did what they saw fit.  🚨 Stop reading alone! Get the devotional companion to this series and see Jesus on every page: https://EveryPageMatters.org/ 📖 ✝️ Join my Christian...