Solid Joys Daily Devotional

When it’s forty degrees warmer in your freezer than it is outside, the message is clear: Don’t mess with God.

Christ said Paul was going to Rome. And that was that. No ambush can stand against the promise of Christ.

Oh, how sweet are the designs of God in the sovereign salvation of hardened, hopeless sinners!

Exploring the struggle between obedience and personal happiness, the discussion highlights Abraham's profound sacrifice of Isaac as a pivotal example. It delves into the challenge of trusting God's promises, even when the path seems overwhelming. The notion that God is both worthy of our trust and able to fulfill His promises resonates throughout the conversation.

Every step Jesus took on the Calvary road meant, “I love you. I love you. I love you.”

Jesus is the end for which the universe was made, and the means that makes that end possible to enjoy.

When you desire the city of God above everything else on the earth, he is not ashamed to be called your God. Your life pleases him.

It is a most striking thing how personal and national suffering drew Abraham Lincoln into the reality of God, rather than pushing him away.

Amazingly, Paul connects our liberation with Jesus as our Master, and he connects our new slavery with Jesus as our Messiah.

Living and dying by faith means having new desires and seeking new satisfactions.