Favorite Psalm: Psalm 23

Jul. 15, 2026 by

By Sister Erica Williams As a school administrator and a mother, my days are filled with opportunities to love, guide, and encourage others. Working with students with complex needs requires patience. There are days when progress seems slow. Emotions can

Favorite Psalm: Psalm 51

Jul. 8, 2026 by

King David has always been a favorite character for me. In David’s life I see my own desire to be obedient and follow God’s call on my life, while there are times I fail miserably because I become selfish, entitled,

Favorite Psalm: Psalm 46

Jul. 1, 2026 by

I parked my car at the seminary and was walking toward the campus. As I crossed the parking lot, a fellow student stopped and told me about a situation in New York City. A plane had flown into one of

Favorite Psalm: Psalm 40

Jun. 24, 2026 by

During my second trip to Haiti in 2010, we worked in Arcahaie, a city that is north of Port au Prince. Part of our responsibility on the trip was to help create the pit where the outhouse or latrine would

Favorite Psalm: Psalm 27

Jun. 17, 2026 by

Several years ago, our friend and former church member, Rhonda called me. Her and her family moved to Georgia about the time my family had made the obedient step into full-time mission and evangelism. Rhonda’s husband, Rob, was being placed

Favorite Psalm: Psalm 91

Jun. 10, 2026 by

The Palm of His Hand By Brother Kevin Hastings Sudden death, the loss of a job, a health diagnosis, disagreements with co-workers, stress over how ends will meet, or any number of things may come into our life on any

Favorite Psalm: Psalm 1

Jun. 3, 2026 by

This summer The Guide devotion will focus on the Psalms. Over the next three months different voices will share their favorite Psalm and how it encourages and challenges their life. We pray you will find in these devotions one of

The Christ of Every Road: Personal and Universal

May. 27, 2026 by

The effects of Pentecost reach beyond the initial experience to a growing trust in the Lord for each day. When Pentecost comes in our lives, we are changed. The way we view the world around us changes. On the first

The Christ of Every Road: Questions & Answers

May. 20, 2026 by

I was told the story of a college student who was taking a philosophy class in college. The night before the final exam, he decided to spend more time drinking with friends than he did in preparation for the exam.

The Christ of Every Road: Perspective

May. 13, 2026 by

The world is filled with data. Whether the data is accurate, well-presented, or factual is open for debate. No matter the subject, a person can search a topic or idea and discover videos, articles, podcasts, and blogs. There are numerous