May the Lord bless your spiritual walk today and meet you in each moment of attentiveness to His presence. The God who began a good work in you remains faithful to bring it to completion, guiding you step by step through the rhythms of daily discipline and grace. Whether your day unfolds quietly or with urgency, these reflections invite you to walk intentionally with Christ.
Today’s devotional journey centers on the coming of Christ, the shaping of faithful discipleship, and the call to live in the light of God’s truth.
Born With Him: When Christ’s Nativity Becomes Our New Beginning | As the Day Begins
This morning reflection reminds us that Christ’s birth is not merely a historical moment but the beginning of new life for the Church. Through union with Christ, we enter His death, resurrection, and glory, shaping how we begin the day.
When Truth Walks the Streets and Lies Hide in the Shadows | A Day in the Life of Jesus
This meditation on Matthew’s resurrection account explores the contrasting responses to truth. Jesus’ resurrection confronts every heart with a choice and calls us to faithfulness in daily living.
Learning the Weight That Sets Us Free | On Second Thought
This reflection helps distinguish between burdens we are meant to surrender to God and the cross Christ calls us to carry. True freedom is found in dying to self so that Christ may live in us.
When Ethical Shortcuts Dim the Advent Light | Did You Know
Set within the season of Advent, this article exposes common rationalizations for ethical compromise and invites believers to walk with integrity shaped by biblical truth.
Scripture Reflection: Living Faithfully in the Light of Christ
This Scripture-centered reflection draws together today’s themes, reminding us that the Incarnation shapes not only belief but daily conduct and moral discernment.
When the Word Draws Near to Rest the Soul | As the Day Ends
This evening devotion leads us into rest through the mystery of the Word made flesh. The One who is fully God and fully human holds us in mercy, truth, and life as the day concludes.
May these spiritual disciplines serve as a gracious doorway into deeper reflection, faithful obedience, and renewed hope in Christ.
Pastor Hogg
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