The Journey

Devotionals to help you walk by faith with God
Walking With Your Eyes Wide Open

Walking With Your Eyes Wide Open

Walking by faith doesn’t mean closing your eyes or sticking your head in the ground, so you don’t know what’s going on around you. Instead, it’s a choice to focus on God. It’s a decision to continue doing things God’s way and trusting Him for the outcome, despite...

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Unloved

Unloved

Have you read about Jacob, Leah, and Rachel in the Bible? Each time I read about them, I tend to look at it from Jacob’s perspective – a love story with obstacles placed in the path of the hero. But the other day, God showed me Leah’s point of view. Before we turn to...

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Shift Your Perspective

Shift Your Perspective

Mornings are hard. I have always secretly envied people (like my husband) who are able to wake up early and still be congenial, outgoing, and talkative from the get-go. If I have to get up early, it seems the only thing I can focus on is how bad I feel – the brain fog...

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Radical Demonstrations of Faith

Radical Demonstrations of Faith

The Bible gives us many examples of faith, some so amazing that it’s hard for me to wrap my head around them. One of those was Abraham. When God told Abraham, “Get out of your country, from your family and from your father’s house, to a land I will show you,” Abraham...

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The Giver of Good Things

The Giver of Good Things

Good things come to those who wait. That old adage is not necessarily true. You can wait for a good thing your whole life and never get it. And where is the good thing supposed to come from? A popular notion is that the universe is the arbiter of who gets what. I’ve...

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Two Women, Two Wells, One Faithful God

Two Women, Two Wells, One Faithful God

As I was reading through Genesis the other day, I came to the part where Abraham’s servant goes to get a bride for Abraham’s son Isaac. Abraham asked his servant to swear that he would not take a bride for Isaac from one of the women in the land where they were living...

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