For Kevin's devotional tonight he reminds us of God's ever presence in our lives. Through the Holy spirit, God is in us and around us constantly. No matter where we are or whats going on in our lives, there is simply no where we can go that God can not reach us.
Gratitude and thankfulness don't come naturally for most of us. As humans we tend to be self centered and selfish but there are some great lessons we can learn from Joseph and the cupbearer to help re-frame our thinking on that. For Drew's devotional tonight, he talked about the good and bad lessons we can learn from Josephs time spent in Egypt and how with understanding and thoughtful action, we can make gratitude and thankfulness a more natural part of our lives.
When we think of the great commission, we often think of spreading the word to the far ends of the globe, but could we be missing opportunities right here at home? For Colton's message tonight he sharded his very recent experience on a mission trip and the realizations he found along the way. God's work is happening everywhere around the world but if we long for those experiences, we may miss impactful opportunities in our own towns, neighborhoods or even own backyards.
What does it mean to live heavenward? For Kevin's devotional tonight, he explains just that. Living heavenward means recognizing that our true citizenship is in heaven, and letting that truth shape how we live, respond, and grow — not just in gaming, but in life. Instead of chasing temporary rewards, we pursue eternal purpose, reflecting Christ through patience, kindness, and humility.
Jesus came into this world to save the dead and lost. His sacrifice is what allows us to find our way to God and leave the trappings and sin of this world behind. For Michaels devotional tonight, he talked about this critical piece of our salvation and how we may not have the ability to fully comprehend Jesus's power we can completely understand the reality of his sacrifice and build our faith and lives upon his offer of salvation.