Devotional
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Pull up a chair in the Providence Room for Psalm 7: a prayer for justice, an honest examination of the heart, and trust in God rather than revenge.
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Pull up a chair in the Providence Room for Psalm 6: an honest prayer in weakness, a plea for mercy, and confidence that the Lord hears.
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Pull up a chair in the Providence Room for a reflection on salvation, grace through faith, and the good works that grow from new life in Christ. Read Ephesians 2:8–10 alongside the full video.
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What does following Jesus look like before we discover our weakness, and after we can no longer deny it? Pull up a chair in the Providence Room for a reflection on Peter’s promise, denial, and encounter with the risen Jesus. From the charcoal fire in John 21 to the welcome of Cornelius in Acts 10,…
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What would change if prayer became your first response in the morning? Pull up a chair in the Providence Room for a reflection on Psalm 5, honest prayer, God’s mercy, righteous choices, and joy in His care. Read the original reflection: Psalm 5 – A Morning Prayer for Guidance and Protection. Full transcript Before a…
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An unresolved day can become a prayer. Psalm 4 invites us to consider stillness, trust, and joy in God’s presence, even before our problems are solved.
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Psalm 3 brings fear into prayer. Reflect on David’s trust in the God who sustains him, even while trouble remains.
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When someone else’s life looks better, comparison can quietly turn into envy and bitterness. Psalm 73 calls us back to God’s goodness and the gift of His nearness.
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Psalm 2 turns our attention toward the King. Reflect on God’s sovereignty, the authority of His Son, and the invitation to take refuge in Him.
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What voices are shaping your life? Join Nathan in the Providence Room for Psalm 1: rooted in God’s Word, or carried by the wind.
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What am I building with the time God has given me? A reflection on faithful work, family, calling, and the foundation of Jesus Christ in 1 Corinthians 3.
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Therefore, knowing the fear of the Lord, we persuade men, but we are made manifest to God; and I hope that we are made manifest also in your consciences. 2 Corinthians 5:11 This is a personal decision and it might be that you have yet to experience what that decision means? I would say that…