Featured Devotionals

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You Have Enough

Our world grants increasing access to those who can afford the price of admission. If you want to hear your favorite band in concert, you can buy a ticket.
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Worn Out By Money

The Internet is crawling with get-rich-quick schemes—ads that promise loads of cash with little effort and/or skills required. Simply apply the special techniques offered in their training material, and it won’t be long before you’re independently wealthy—or so they say.
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Freeing Money

Among the poor, I’ve often encountered extravagant generosity. In the Amazon jungle, locals stretched their meager resources to provide me with daily meals.
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Money And Happiness

How much money does one need to be happy? According to a study from Princeton University, it’s $75,000 (US dollars) a year.
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How We Work

Our behavior at work says a lot about our relationship with Jesus. My late father-in-law sometimes fumed: “I’d rather work for non-Christians any day.”
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Work Ethics

Every October, the office where I work becomes extremely quiet. The leaders are away attending annual meetings in another country.
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Unappreciated?

Have you ever gone out of your way to do something kind for others, only to have them ignore your effort? You stayed up past midnight to finish a report for your boss or planned a special getaway for your family.
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A Spiritual Powerlift

A physical trainer friend of mine will sometimes present his clients with a weightlifting bar with a large amount of weight on each end. He then instructs them to lift the bar, and—of course—they can’t.
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A Laughing Faith

I remember where I was sitting in the cramped living room of our apartment when Miska told me she was pregnant with our first son, Wyatt. I must have sat mute for several moments because Miska asked, “Are you okay? What are you thinking?”