November 10, 2026
May the Lord bless your time in Scripture today. Whether daily devotions are a familiar rhythm or something you are just beginning, trust that God will continue the good work He has begun in you.
Today’s Spiritual Discipline Theme
Trusting God with the next faithful step. Today’s Scripture reflections begin with Job on the ground in grief and end with Paul’s promise of resurrection. Along the way, we learn to listen to Christ, make room for others, and receive the help God gives.
By His Word · When Worship Wears a Torn Robe
Job 1:20–22 shows us a man who brings his sorrow into worship. His prayer gives us permission to tell God what hurts while entrusting our lives to Him.
As the Day Begins · The Friend Who Shows Up
Proverbs 18:24 invites us to notice the friend who remembers and follows through. Jesus’ faithful love gives us a pattern for offering that same care to someone today.
In the Life of Christ · The Glory That Came Near
In Matthew 17, the Father tells the disciples to listen to His beloved Son. Then Jesus comes close enough to touch them, giving them courage to rise and follow.
The Bible in a Year · Who Gets the Best Seat?
While the disciples argue about greatness, Jesus takes a child into His arms. Mark 9 invites us to practice humility by welcoming someone we might otherwise overlook.
On Second Thought · When the News and the Gospel Seem to Disagree
Revelation introduces Jesus as the faithful Witness and risen King. The Lamb at the center of the throne helps us recognize His victory even when faithfulness comes at a cost.
Did You Know · Grace Under the Broom Tree
In 1 Kings 19, God gives Elijah food and rest before sending him onward. We consider where the Lord may be asking us to receive help before taking another step.
As the Day Ends · When the House Grows Quiet
In 1 Thessalonians 4, Paul makes room for grief and gives it the hope of resurrection. We close the day by remembering someone we miss and resting in Christ’s promise.
Pastor Hogg
When the next faithful step feels costly, bring it into The Battle and ask Christ for the courage to take it.
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