Janice

Moore

How do we continue to fight to have faith, even when our circumstances are harder than we could have ever imagined? How do we build ourselves up in our most holy faith? Hear the words of a woman whose husband went through sickness, who shares that when your faith becomes defunct, dim, or dead, follow Jude 1:20-21.

Step into the sacred realm of this devotional, where the journey of grief unfolds before your eyes. Amidst the silence, solitude, and desolation, discover the unwavering comfort that resides in the presence of Jesus. When you're in need to fill the vacant place in your heart, from whatever season you may find yourself in, consider Jesus. He is the answer to any time of need.

A cruise of a lifetime to the Holy Land awaited this couple and 20 other friends and acquaintances. All the flights were booked, cabins selected, and passports in hand. Then it happened—what this author calls "the Job attack." One thing after another went awry until God provided the very last change—her perspective.

Jesus tells us that marriage will not exist in heaven. While it may be difficult to imagine a world without marriage, it is reassuring to know that God has prepared something far more incredible for believers in Heaven. Something that will exceed all of our greatest expectations and bring us true joy and happiness. So, as you navigate your way through life, remember that there is something far greater waiting in the afterlife.

Early in His ministry, Jesus visited His hometown of Nazareth. On the Sabbath day, he read Isaiah's prophecy of the Messiah in the synagogue and announced that the Scripture was being fulfilled in their hearing. This did not become a welcome home party. In fact, we read in Luke 4 that they took Him to a cliff to toss Him off.

When you try and try to understand a concept and just don't get it, you can develop a hard heart toward it. For me, it was algebra. For the disciples, it was Jesus' miracle of the loaves of bread.