Devotional Archives
Daily verse-by-verse devotionals walking systematically through the Bible. Written for warriors, leaders, and trailblazers.
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Sacred Meat and Alley Dogs
“Sacred Meat and Alley Dogs” on Matthew 7:6. A meditation on discernment, stewardship, and the kingdom citizen’s calling to know when to speak.
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Courtroom Construction: Judge Not, Judge
Jesus did not prohibit judgment in Matthew 7:1. He prohibited hypocritical judgment. Take the log out of your own eye first, then the speck out of your brother’s.
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Unburdened: Anxiety’s Antidote Part 4: Sufficient for the Day
Tomorrow’s grace has not been issued yet. A devotional on Matthew 6:34 and the antidote to anxiety found in the daily faithfulness of the Father.
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Unburdened: Anxiety’s Antidote Part 3: Seek First the Kingdom
Anxiety pulls a man apart. Matthew 6:31-33 calls the kingdom citizen to stop, take the first step, and seek first the kingdom of God.
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Unburdened: Anxiety’s Antidote A Four-Part Series on Matthew 6:25-34 Part 2: Consider the Lilies Matthew 6:28-30
Even Solomon was not arrayed like a wildflower. Jesus’ antidote to anxiety about appearance in Matthew 6:28-30. Part 2 of the Unburdened series.
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Unburdened: Anxiety’s Antidote A Four-Part Series on Matthew 6:25-34 Part 1: Look at the Birds Matthew 6:25-27
In 2008, with banks threatening to call my loan, I opened my Bible to Matthew 6:25-27. Jesus’ antidote to anxiety. Part 1 of the Unburdened series.
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The Punchline: God or Mammon
Jesus does not threaten the divided man, He diagnoses him. A devotional on Matthew 6:24 for the leader who must choose between two masters.
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Where The Eye Goes, The Hands Will Follow
Your hands follow your eyes. Even into the ditch. A devotional on Matthew 6:22-23 for the warrior-leader who knows the gaze determines the path.
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The Prize: Treasures in Heaven from Matthew 6:19-21 | Stay on Mission
A devotional on Matthew 6:19-21. A won prize, a stolen ATV, and the verse Jesus spoke for every man whose heart has ever been buried where the thief could reach it.