Love Laid Down: A Journey to the Cross
March is not a month for drifting. Love Laid Down is a 31-day devotional journey through the cross, inviting you to slow down, examine your heart, and prepare intentionally for Easter.
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40-Day Lent and Easter Devotional: Prepare Your Heart for Resurrection Sunday
Prepare your heart for Resurrection Sunday with this 40-day Lent and Easter devotional designed to help believers slow down and focus on Christ. While traditions surrounding Lent vary, the purpose remains the same: intentional spiritual preparation before celebrating the resurrection. This Scripture-centered devotional provides daily Bible passages, thoughtful reflection, and guided prayer to help you approach Easter with clarity instead of distraction. Whether you formally observe Lent or simply want a structured way to deepen your faith before Easter, this resource offers a steady path toward repentance, renewal, and renewed worship. Do not let Easter arrive without preparation. Walk intentionally toward the cross so that the joy of the resurrection shines brighter.
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We All Know Who to Blame This Sunday
Winter weather rewrote Sunday plans for churches across the country. Some gathered in person, some worshiped online, and others rested at home and found worship there. From snow-covered sanctuaries to livestreams in pajamas, this reflection explores how faith shows up even when weather and common sense change the plan.
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The Light Is Already Changing, Even If You Don’t Feel It
Just as the daylight does not return all at once. January begins quietly, inviting prayer, patience, and steady trust. A reflection on how real spiritual change begins before we feel it.
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Hope Is Born: A Big Countdown to Christmas That Actually Changes You
This isn’t another light, sentimental Christmas devotional. Hope Is Born is a 25-day countdown that confronts, awakens, and restores the believer who’s tired of drifting through December. Discover why this journey is not for everyone, how it can reshape your walk with God, and what it can mean for 2026 and beyond.
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Why These Three Books
Faith is a journey that begins with knowing who God is, grows through believing in Christ, and comes alive when we are sent to live out His purpose. In this post, I share the heart behind my three devotionals: That You May Know God, That You May Believe, and That You May Be Sent. Together, they form a pathway through Scripture designed to deepen your walk with God and invite you into a growing community of believers at Interactive Bible Studies.
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God’s Gift of Rest: Redeeming Labor Day Through Sabbath
Labor Day isn’t just about barbecues and long weekends. Labor day is a reminder of God’s rhythm of work and rest. In a culture addicted to busyness, Sabbath rest is God’s gift of renewal and protection. Discover how to reclaim balance, restore your soul, and trust Him enough to stop striving.
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From Pain to Praise: Lessons from Forrest Frank’s “Lemonade”
Learn to worship through life’s struggles. Lessons from Forrest Frank’s song “Lemonade” + free 3-Day devotional.
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Should Christians Pray for Their Football Team?
It’s game day. The score’s tight. One hand’s in the air, the other’s clutching your jersey. You whisper, “Lord… please… just this once.” But somewhere, a fan of the other team is praying the exact same thing. Does God take sides in football? And should Christians even pray for their team to win?
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The Best Bible Study Method for Busy Christians
Feeling spiritually dry but too busy for long devotionals? This post introduces a simple, powerful Bible study method that fits real life, even when time is short. Learn how to hear from God, grow in faith, and stay consistent with just a few focused minutes a day.
