Did you know that there is a way you can grow younger?

Perhaps one of the most unseen and unnoticed qualities that lay within a godly Senior citizen—someone who follows Christ—is that while their bodies grow older, they are getting younger.

This quality is unseen in them because, well, they are taken for granted and often ignored. And while many study the secrets of those living in “Blue Zones” (areas where it is common for people to live to 100) the Senior citizen who is a godly believer in Christ has found something that makes them younger.

Find out what it is.

Are you’re running on empty or do you have a full tank?

Maybe between work and family everything and everyone is sucking the energy out of you

Or maybe nothing’s working for you

And maybe, because of all this your tired, broken, and your spiritual life has gone quiet.

You’re in the desert, spiritually speaking.

I’ve identified three things you can do to get refueled and recharged. Three things to help you fill up your spiritual tank.

You will find them in this devotional.

Are you in a circumstance or situation in your life where you need a big dose of courage because your faced with a lot of uncertainty?

Do you lack the courage to move ahead or make an important decision?

Have you convinced yourself that you are defeated before you start because other people in the same arena or organization or church, or industry are more popular, more educated, more skilled than you?

The reality is that sometimes God calls us into tough places and tough spaces.

In the face of these circumstances I believe there are five ways to be a courageous Christian and move ahead. Find out here…..

Are you quick to argue, defend your case, maintain your “rightness”

Do you jump into an existing argument because you’re really good at winning an argument?

Ultimately, as Christians, is it ok to argue?

Do you know what is perhaps the most playful, the most joyous and most wonderful story in all the Bible?

Do you know that wine is involved? A LOT of wine?

And did you know that Jesus invites us to savor and enjoy the most exclusive wine you’ve ever tasted?

Jesus comes to us and as he did with the barrels of wine and overflows us, fills us to the brim, and offers us, not just a little, but abundance.

When you yield yourself to Jesus, you keep the party going!

Are you [like me] an emotional person?

You have highs and lows, ups and downs, and maybe even struggle with depression

And when you’re down, when your self-image is low, when you are emotionally exhausted do you find that your faith suffers too, and that your spiritual life takes a step back?

There is a connection between our emotions and spiritual warfare.

The good news is that there are some steps we can take to ward of the enemy’s attempts to mess with our mind and our heart.

Imagine if there was social media and media in general in the days of Jesus. Imagine the social media John the Baptist generated: He’s got thousands of subscribers on YouTube and his Instagram site was blowing up and all kinds of comments—good and bad on were on Twitter (X).

It was wild! He was wild drawing all kinds of attention.

And then Jesus shows up and the attention turns to Jesus.

Imagine the social media attention, not to mention the news stations.

Always looking to make news, always looking to perhaps get some kind of trigger comment that will go viral or all the clickbait questions.

The “interviewers” were mostly the Pharisees, the Priests, and the Sadducees. All looking to catch Jesus or his disciples in some kind of controversy, and some kind of viral moment that would get out quickly to the rest of the community and take them down.

Imagine these interviews as if they occurred today. And yet, there IS something insidious happening today on social media.

This most unusual devotional will take you there…..

Exponential Grace (The Extra Grace you didn’t expect)

Would you like more grace in your life?

Have you had all the grace you can handle and don’t need anymore?

Do you feel like God’s kind of reached His limit on grace when it comes to you?

God’s grace has an “extra” element to it you probably didn’t know about or expect.

Finding it will bring you joy.