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Morning With Jesus
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Morning With Jesus is a daily devotional rooted in Scripture and written to be read in just a few minutes. It's an invitation to be still, to listen, and to let the first voice you hear each day be the Lord's.
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September 11 Revisited
September 11, 2026·2:34
Where were you on September 11, 2001? I'm sure you remember. That date will be engraved in the memories of Americans everywhere for generations to come. On that terrible day, when terrorists commandeered several passenger planes and killed thousands of innocent people, we began to realize the true depths of evil in the human heart and the uncertainty and fragility of life itself.
September 10th Revisited
September 10, 2026·2:34
September 11 is a date imprinted on our national consciousness and will never fade. But today is September 10, and that day stays with me, too. Perhaps that day was the last day of an era. On that day we were all just doing life with no idea what the next day would have in store for us.
Who Needs Your Help Today
September 10, 2026·2:34
If you slow down and really look, you will see them everywhere. The coworker who seems unusually quiet lately. The neighbor whose driveway has not been cleared. The single mom juggling more than any one person should carry. The friend who keeps saying "I'm fine" while their eyes tell a different story. We brush past so many struggling people in a single week, often without noticing. Yet God has a way of placing them right in our path, quietly inviting us to pause, pay attention, and lend a hand.
The Good Ole Days
September 9, 2026·2:34
There is something sweet about looking back. We thumb through old photographs, hear a familiar song, and suddenly we are carried to a simpler time. We remember the laughter around a childhood table, the friends who felt like family, the seasons when life seemed easier, and our worries seemed smaller. Memory has a gentle way of softening the rough edges, painting the past in golden light. If you find yourself longing for the good ole days, please know that desire is deeply human. We were made for connection, and remembering is one of God's tender gifts.
Praying For Wisdom
September 8, 2026·2:34
Life rarely hands us a clear map. We stand at crossroads we never expected, weighing decisions that feel far too big for us. Should you take the new job or stay put? How do you handle a strained relationship, a difficult diagnosis, or a child who is drifting away? Sometimes the choices pile up until we feel paralyzed, second-guessing every step and wondering if we will get it wrong. If you feel lost or overwhelmed today, unsure which way to turn, please know you are not expected to figure it all out on your own.
When You Lose Someone You Love
September 7, 2026·2:34
Few experiences leave us as hollow as losing someone we love. Maybe death has taken a parent, a spouse, or a dear friend, and the silence they left behind feels deafening. Perhaps the loss came through a broken relationship, an estrangement that severed a bond you thought would last forever. Either way, the ache is real. Grief arrives in waves, catching us off guard in ordinary moments—an empty chair, a familiar song, a phone number we can no longer call. If your heart is heavy with that kind of sorrow today, please know your pain matters deeply to God.
Some People Seem To Always Win
September 4, 2026·2:34
You have probably felt it. Someone else lands the promotion you quietly hoped for. A neighbor seems to coast through life while you struggle to keep your head above water. A friend announces yet another blessing, and even as you smile, a small ache rises in your chest. It feels like some people always win, always get the breaks, always stand in the sunshine while you wait in the shade. If that quiet discouragement has crept into your heart, you are not alone, and you are not wrong for feeling it.
It's Time To Change Things
September 3, 2026·2:34
Routine offers a strange comfort. We settle into familiar patterns, take the same roads, and keep our faith neatly arranged within the boundaries we know. Yet sometimes a quiet stirring rises within us, a gentle nudge that whispers something needs to shift. Maybe you sense it in your prayer life, your relationships, or the way you have grown a little too comfortable spiritually. If you feel that holy restlessness today, take heart. It may be God inviting you into something new.
Go Outside Today
September 2, 2026·2:34
We live at a hurried pace, surrounded by screens, schedules, and endless to-do lists. Our days fill quickly with noise, and somewhere in the rush, we forget to simply look up. Yet just beyond our doors waits a world bursting with God's fingerprints. The sky stretches wide above us, the trees sway in a gentle breeze, and the sun rises faithfully each morning without ever needing our help. Creation never stops worshiping its Maker, and when we step outside, we are invited to join that quiet, beautiful song.
Are Miracles Real?
September 1, 2026·2:34
Many of us say we believe in miracles, yet we quietly reserve them for ancient times or extraordinary saints. We read about parted seas and healed bodies, then close the Bible and return to a world that feels stubbornly ordinary. Somewhere along the way, we settled for believing in God's power without truly expecting Him to display it in our own lives. We nod at the stories but rarely dare to pray as though the same God still moves today. If your faith has grown cautious, please know that God invites you into something far greater than careful belief.