The world is getting darker, more perplexing, more frustrating, more anxious. In the midst of all of that, there is hope. There is a design for how believers should live their life. There is a course for us to follow. In today’s podcast devotional we look at the Journey and the Name, the fundamental components

Growing unrest, division, chaos, and crisis surrounds us. In the midst of these moments, we are reminded we were made to live in these times. God promised that everything that can be shaken will be shaken.

In the face of the growing chaos and crisis in the earth, we have choices before us regarding how we respond and who we become. The search for meaning is the search to find where we fit into the chaos and how we rise above it.

In today’s podcast devotional, Beware the Mob, JB Shreve looks at the growth of protests across the country in the last two weeks. Is this really the solution to injustice? Is this really the path to finding light in the midst of darkness? We live in times of extremism. All around us are extreme crises, extreme

In today’s podcast devotional JB Shreve looks at the idea of a “righteous nation.” He examines what scripture says about a nation that is walking in line to God’s will for comparison to many of our assumptions.

JB Shreve looks at the multiple deaths of unarmed African-Americans that have dominated the media and cultural landscape in recent days. The cry of a believer’s heart should be one for justice at this time, but what does that look like? What is the Biblical perspective? This podcast devotional has been archived and is now

JB and Casie Shreve continue to look at the idea of “journeying” and “pilgrimage.” Today they look at the importance of a correct future focus and the dangers with being tied to closely to the present or the past. We remember the fish we ate in Egypt at no cost—also the cucumbers, melons, leeks, onions

JB and Casie Shreve reflect on the power of a personal journey to change the way we perceive life’s circumstances. Life is seldom what we think it will be or what we think it should be. Frequently the moments that bring us the greatest surprises and potential for disappointment, are drastically changed in our reflective

JB Shreve is joined by Ben Lagrone on this morning’s pandemic devotional. They go through the daily update on the pandemic news front and Ben leads the devotional on what it must have been like for Noah and his family to feel trapped on the ark. Maybe it felt a little like quarantine? I appeal

JB and Casie Shreve look at the reality of the crisis in a believer’s life. The crisis is not something for us to hide from or seek to escape. It is actually a key tool of God that He uses to craft and shape us for personal spiritual maturity. The crisis shows us who we