Today’s Spiritual Disciplines

November 13, 2026

May the Lord bless your walk with Him today. As you make room for Scripture and prayer, remember that God is faithful to finish the good work He has begun in you.

Today’s Spiritual Discipline Theme
Learning to live as children who can bring each day’s needs to their Father.

The Shepherd Still Calls Us His. Psalm 100 begins our day with the assurance that God made us and we belong to Him. Even on a hard day, that assurance gives us reason to notice one kindness and give thanks.

Teach Me to Pray Before I Rush Ahead. A disciple watches Jesus pray and asks to learn. We can begin the day by bringing an actual need to the Father before we rush into whatever is waiting.

He Teaches Us to Say Father. Jesus gives us a name to begin with in prayer. The Holy Spirit helps us grow into the trust of children welcomed by God through Christ.

When the King Has the Final Word. Praying for God’s kingdom to come opens our choices to His rule. A difficult conversation may give us our first opportunity to put that prayer into practice.

The Bread We Need Today. Manna in the wilderness teaches us to receive God’s provision one day at a time. Jesus’ words “give us” help us notice who might need us to share what we have received.

When We Stop Keeping Score. Jesus joins the forgiveness we seek to the mercy we offer. Remembering how Christ has dealt with us can change how we respond when an old hurt comes to mind.

Lord, Show Me the Way Through. As evening comes, we can name the places where we are most vulnerable to temptation. We can ask God to show us a way through and rest in His mercy.

These daily devotions carry the Lord’s Prayer into the ordinary decisions of the Christian walk. As you meet someone who needs encouragement today, remember that the Holy Spirit dwells in you. Make room for Him to speak through a kind and timely word.

Pastor Hogg

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