A One Way Street
Following Jesus is a one-way journey. He calls to us, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” Like the old hymn says: “I have decided to follow Jesus—no turning back, no turning back.”
This life of discipleship means carrying your cross daily, surrendering your will for His. To learn more, watch today’s video based on Luke 9:23–24.
Who Would Have Expected?
Who would have expected Jesus to show compassion to them?
Who would have imagined He would suffer so they wouldn’t?
Who would dare betray God’s answer for a broken world?
And who could possibly reject the love of God?
To explore these powerful questions, watch today’s video based on Luke 9:21–22.
God’s Messiah
Who do you believe Jesus is? A wise teacher? A compassionate man? The Messiah?
In Daniel 7, the Messiah is described as one who is given all authority, and all nations worship Him. That’s no ordinary person. So the real question is:
Do you see Jesus as just another man, or as God Himself—who came down from heaven to save us from our sins? Discover more in today’s video based on Luke 9:18–20.
Two plus Two
Sometimes we struggle to see what God is about to do. Figuratively speaking, we can’t even answer the question, “What is two plus two?” when facing an overwhelming situation. Why? Because we’re looking at it through human eyes—limited by fear, doubt, and logic. Instead, we need to train ourselves to ask, What might God be doing here?
Today’s devotion, based on Luke 9:10–17, invites us to shift our perspective and trust in God’s provision. Watch now to learn more.
Perplexed
You can ignore God’s conviction, but you can’t silence His voice. Herod tried. He had John the Baptist executed to appease his furious wife, thinking that would put an end to the truth. But then he started hearing about Jesus—and he was deeply perplexed.
To learn more, watch today’s video based on Luke 9:7–9.
Take Nothing
A dear friend once felt a strong call to serve as a missionary in Micronesia. The call was so urgent that he and his wife left with no financial support—just enough for a few meals. He chose to rely completely on God to meet their needs. And God did not disappoint.
Not only did they serve faithfully for many years, but they also shared the Word of God and founded a thriving school that continues to impact lives.
To learn more, watch today’s video based on Luke 9:1–6.
Thorns and Weeds
While the past may have left you with hard, unworkable soil — and that may not even be your fault — we all still have weeds and thorns that have crept in through our own desires or our neglect.
But no matter how broken the ground, Christ can create good soil in your life — soil ready to bear lasting fruit for God’s glory.
To learn more, watch today’s video based on Luke 8:14–15.
Hard and Rocky
Is your heart hard? Is your life filled with rocky ground, keeping you from growing as a Christian?
As we examine the Parable of the Sower, let’s take an honest look at how open we are to God’s Word.
To learn more, watch today’s video based on Luke 8:11–13.
Faith
We have all sinned — I have sinned and so have you. But Jesus makes it clear: He is the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Him.
And the way we come to Jesus is through faith — a life-changing, active faith, a deep trust in Christ.
To learn more, watch today’s video based on Luke 7:44–50.
Forgiven Much
The comment still haunts me. We were talking about a group of teens when one of them said, “You might be able to reach Tom and Mary, but you’ll never save Ralph and Sam.” (The names have been changed.)
But here’s the truth: Jesus can change anyone. When we start to think like the Pharisees—believing that some people are beyond hope—it’s a sign that we need a change of heart.
Watch today’s video based on Luke 7:36-47 to learn more.
Missed the Point
The Pharisees’ hearts rejected God’s purpose because they viewed being baptized by John as beneath them. Admitting their sins or acknowledging their faults was against their nature—it clashed with their pride. To truly hear and receive God’s message, they needed to rend their hearts in humility, but that was a step they were unwilling to take.
Watch today’s video based on Luke 7:29-35 to learn more.
Tell What You saw
When John the Baptist’s followers asked Jesus, “Are you the one who is to come?” He didn’t just give them a direct answer—He pointed to the evidence, saying in essence, “Tell John what you’ve seen and heard.” You can do the same when people have questions about Jesus. Share how He has transformed your life—the hope, healing, and grace you’ve experienced.
Watch today’s video based on Luke 7:18-27 to learn more.
Interruptions that Serve a Purpose
It happens all the time. I start my day with purpose, a plan in mind—but then come the interruptions. I begin a task, only to be pulled away. I refocus, and something else gets in the way. It’s frustrating. But today’s video, based on Luke 8:40–56, reminds us that interruptions aren’t always obstacles. In God’s hands, they can become divine appointments. What feels like a detour may actually be the very moment where His power and glory are revealed.
Don’t miss what He might be doing in the interruptions.