Devotional

Daily devotional life of Scripture and prayer

Painful experiences—ours and others’—push us to wonder if trusting in God is worth it.

Tumultuous waves from the deep waters of life threaten but can’t drown us when we embrace the peace of Christ.

Nurses inevitably undergo transitions, but we can count on God even while encountering change.

For National Nurses Week, here’s a refreshing, strengthening Bible study for nurses and students in all areas of practice.

A nurse's personal experience with trauma amplifies her understanding of Jesus' suffering for us in this Easter devotional.

Does your spiritual life need some refreshing? Spiritual dehydration can come on subtly—and the results can be dire.

How can we believe that real joy and gladness will overtake the brokenness and death we encounter?  

Feeling sucked dry in every way and facing another 12-hour shift with difficult, needy patients, a nurse looks up and connects with the source of strength.

1 Chronicles 28:9A.W. Tozer’s deep desire to know God intimately led him to study God’s attributes. And because he wholeheartedly believed that the strength of God’s people (the Christian church) depended on their concept of God, he was compelled to share what he found to be true about God through his teachings and writings.

Dad playingIn one of my first obstetrical/pediatric classes, I remember learning about infants who were raised in orphanages or nurseries with little contact or nurturing from caregivers. These babies were more likely to be lethargic or uninterested in their surroundings, and they often failed to thrive physically and emotionally.

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