Book of Luke

Shannon

What Did Jesus Emphasize? Recalibrating Our Hearts to His Priorities

In a world filled with urgent issues and loud priorities, what did Jesus actually emphasize? This Topic Study explores the dominant themes of Christ’s teaching, the Kingdom of God, repentance, mercy, humility, and faith, and invites believers to recalibrate their hearts accordingly. When we align our focus with His, anxiety settles and eternal perspective returns.

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Shannon

Don’t Look for the Antichrist—Look for Christ

Jesus said, “Lift up your heads, for your redemption draws near.” This devotional reminds us that our focus in turbulent times must remain on Christ, not on fear. When we look up in faith, we find strength to stand and shine until He comes.

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Shannon

The Cost of Following Christ

Jesus said, “Whoever does not forsake all that he has cannot be My disciple.” This devotional reminds us that true discipleship means surrendering everything that competes with Christ. What we give up for Him is never wasted—it’s exchanged for the joy and freedom found in following Him fully.

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Shannon

Nevertheless, at Your Word I Will

When Peter obeyed Jesus’ command to “launch out into the deep,” it made no sense—but it led to a miracle. This devotional reminds us that faith often begins where understanding ends. When we choose to trust God’s Word above our circumstances, obedience becomes the doorway to blessing and renewed faith.

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Shannon

One Thing Needful

When life feels hurried and full, Jesus’ words to Martha still whisper to our hearts: “One thing is needful.” This devotional reminds us that the most important part of the Christian life isn’t what we do for Christ, but time spent with Christ. In every season, sitting at His feet remains the one thing that cannot be taken away.

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