Real Devotion

  • By looking at the writings of Paul in the book of Galatians, this study invites readers to consider the heart of the Gospel message - that the finished work of Jesus is all we need. He loves us according to His nature, not as a result of our performance.

  • This study contains excerpts from a sermon preached by early 19th century Scottish pastor, Thomas Chalmers. It explores the human need to have our hearts captivated by Christ and not just one’s mind. Real devotion is rooted in love.

  • What does it mean to be “saved”? The work that Jesus did on the cross changed everything! In J.I. Packer’s writings, he puts into simple terms how a Christian’s relationship with God grows as a result of their salvation.

  • In different seasons of life, it can seem as though there are never-ending lists of things that need your time and attention. This study, by looking at the story of Mary and Martha, shows us that time communing with Jesus is the most important thing. It teaches how to practically make this part of your daily life.

  • What does it mean to have faith when a situation looks impossible to overcome? This study dives into how our view of God impacts our trust in Him when the odds are stacked against us. It is an encouragement for us to consider how we may expect and accept less than the Father wants for us.

  • To many, individual Scripture reading can seem unimportant, especially when you have people who can teach you about it. This study explains the benefits to diving into Scripture during personal devotion time. Though it can feel daunting, this study gives practical tools for creating a plan to begin Scripture reading.

  • What’s on your mind? This is a common enough question, but the answer is extremely important. Our thought lives affect so much of our lived experiences, which can cause many to feel hopeless when their minds wander to unhelpful and harmful places. This study outlines how to experience freedom through Jesus from this pervasive struggle.

  • What is the baptism of the Holy Spirit? Do people still experience what the early church did on the Day of Pentecost? What even is the Day of Pentecost? This study addresses all of these questions and more by looking at the first 2 chapters of the Book of Acts, as well as Paul’s writings in 1 Corinthians.

  • Have you ever felt as though God is far from you? This study explores the significance of the presence of the Lord and encourages us in how near He truly is. This study also outlines the journey of the Holy Spirit throughout Scripture in order that we may better understand the true nature and character of the Spirit.

  • The third member of the Trinity, the Holy Spirit, is at work in our lives today. This study explains some of the ways that we may see Him at work, so that we may draw nearer and experience His presence. This study, paired with the other two on the Holy Spirit, helps give a more complete picture of what the role of the Spirit is.