Devotions

Jul
15
Psalm 123 Video Post

Psalm 123 Video Post

A new Psalm 123 video along with a repost of the Psalm 123 devotional.
3 min read
Jun
26
Psalm 123: I Raise My Eyes to You (SLRP Devo)

Psalm 123: I Raise My Eyes to You (SLRP Devo)

A servant looked to the master in hopes of receiving provision of some kind, something to help them. In the same way we look to Yahweh in dependence on his grace and mercy. It cannot be earned. It is not deserved.
5 min read
Jun
17
Psalm 122: May There Be Well-Being (SQRP Devo)

Psalm 122: May There Be Well-Being (SQRP Devo)

Let there be well-being among us and for those among whom we have been placed. Let there be well-being for our church family, those who walk with us in faith. Let there be peace on earth, and let it begin with me, my family, and my church. (SQRP Devotional from Psalm 120)
4 min read
Jun
02
Audio and Video Version of "I Called, You Answered"

Audio and Video Version of "I Called, You Answered"

Audio/Video | SQRP Devotional from Psalm 120 | I called and you answered me.
1 min read
May
29
Psalm 121: Where Does My Help Come From? (SLRP Devo)

Psalm 121: Where Does My Help Come From? (SLRP Devo)

Mountains are symbols of strength and stability, images of the God we worship and serve. Strong and stable, it is God who keeps us both day and night, when we come and when we go.
4 min read
May
24
Psalm 120: I Called, You Answered (SQR Devo)

Psalm 120: I Called, You Answered (SQR Devo)

SQRP Devotional from Psalm 120 -- I called and you answered me.
2 min read
May
08
Psalm 98: Sing to the Lord a New Song (SLR Devo)

Psalm 98: Sing to the Lord a New Song (SLR Devo)

Sing to the Lord a new song because he has done wonderful things!
4 min read
May
06
New Community (SQR Devo)

New Community (SQR Devo)

A short devotional from Acts 10:44-48.
5 min read
Apr
25
Heart Before Mind (SQR Devo)

Heart Before Mind (SQR Devo)

The image of the shepherd in Psalm 23 elicits and emotional response that draws us closer to the Lord.
2 min read
Mar
20
In the Middle

In the Middle

Jesus hangs on the cross between two rebels, criminals who “heaped insults on him” and everyone else. The irony of the situation, compared to the earlier scene with James and John, cannot be ignored.
6 min read