Devotional

Daily devotional life of Scripture and prayer

We’re trained to see beyond the physical needs of our patients. Could we also see our colleagues and co-workers from a new angle?

With pain and massive sorrow felt everywhere, we need to lament to the God who listens.

Cultivate a healthy practice of being thankful—and become acutely aware of the liberal lovingkindness of Jesus toward us.

Hectic work and home life plus hard times and weariness can mask the supernatural reality that God is present with us.

Reflecting and meditating on the names of God strengthens and deepens our spiritual rhythms of trust and prayer.

Where is God in the midst of a patient’s intractable pain—or our own suffering?

The ancient practice of hospitality is much alive and needed in our nursing practice today.

How does citizenship in God’s kingdom influence our lives day to day?

Time is perpetually short, particularly when we need to meet with God and hear from him.

When caring for people means experiencing their suffering, we can sometimes wonder, who’s caring for me?

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