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For the brethren
This I John 3:16 audio devotional is about the love of God, the example of Christ, and the ways in which we can lay down our lives for the brethren.
The sons of God
This audio devotional from I John 3:1 focuses on the love of God, the way it blesses every believer, and the challenges that may come when we embrace it.
All that is in the world
This I John 2:15-16 audio devotional is about the world, the things of the world, and the tendency even believers have to let them gain our affections.
That we know him
This audio devotional from I John 2:3-4 describes the relationship Christians have with God and how it relates to our desire and ability to be obedient.
If we confess
This I John 1:8-9 audio devotional encourages believers to grapple with sin, coming in confession to the only God who forgives and cleanses His children.
No darkness at all
This audio devotional from I John 1:5-6 describes God's light and the problem of declaring our fellowship with Him, while continuing to walk in darkness.
Blessed be the Lord
Blessed be the Lord for not leaving Naomi without a kinsman. This Ruth 4:14 audio devotional explains the blessing God has provided Ruth, and then all men.
The part of a kinsman
Ruth has a closer kinsman than Boaz. If he will not have her, Boaz will do the part of a kinsman to her. We discuss the situation in this audio devotional.
But abide here
Don't go to another field, but abide here Boaz tells Ruth in Ruth 2:8. The kinsman who provides help for Ruth is also the focus of this audio devotional.
Let me now go
Ruth requests, let me now go to the field of Boaz, in Ruth 2:1-2. This is an audio devotional about her need to find grace in the sight of this kinsman.
Home again empty
In her view, Naomi was returning home again empty, according to Ruth 1:21. We discuss her view of God and what it can teach us in this audio devotional.
She might return
Naomi, currently in Moab, determines that she might return to Judah in Ruth 1:6. We will discuss the circumstances of her return in this audio devotional.
May become effectual
This audio devotional explains Philemon 1:6, which begins "that the communication of thy faith may become effectual." It is a prayer of Paul for Philemon.
Preach the word
In II Timothy 4:2, Paul told Timothy to preach the word. This audio devotional describes how each disciple should be prepared for speaking as God directs.
Inspiration of God
II Timothy 3:16-17 tells us that all scripture is given by inspiration of God. We discuss the scripture and how it can shape us in this audio devotional.
Follow righteousness
We must flee youthful lusts and follow after righteousness, according to II Timothy 2:22. This audio devotional explains what that means for daily life.
Teach others also
Timothy is to be strong in the grace of Christ, according to II Timothy 2:1-2, endeavoring to teach others also. This audio devotional explains further.
Sound words
This audio devotional from II Timothy 1:13-14 focuses on a challenge Paul gave Timothy. What did he mean when he told him to "hold fast" to "sound words?"
Therefore I fled
I knew you were merciful and gracious Jonah says to God in Jonah 4:2, therefore I fled. We discuss his unusual reason for fleeing in this audio devotional.
Nineveh believed God
The people of Nineveh believed God in Jonah 3:4-5. This audio devotional is about their repentance and the role that Jonah played in bringing it about.
The second time
God called unto Jonah the second time in Jonah 3:1-2. This audio devotional describes God's goodness in giving Job and all of His people second chances.
Then Jonah prayed
God sent a great fish to swallow Jonah. Then Jonah prayed. This audio devotional from Jonah 2:1-2 talks about prayer at the most desperate times in life.
A great fish
God prepared a great fish to swallow up Jonah. We discuss the reason behind and the circumstances surrounding this unusual trial in this audio devotional.
Exceedingly afraid
The crew aboard the ship carrying Jonah to Tarshish were exceedingly afraid when a storm arose. We take a closer look in this Jonah 1:10 audio devotional.
Rose up to flee
Jonah received a commandment from the Lord, but he rose up to flee in Jonah 1:3. This audio devotional explains the importance of obedience for disciples.
More than his beginning
God blessed Job late in life more than his beginning, according to Job 42:12-13. We discuss the indispensable usefulness of trials in this audio devotional.
Behold, I am vile
"Behold, I am vile," is the response from Job after he hears directly from God. We discuss our insignificance in comparison to God in this audio devotional.
Where wast thou?
In Job 38:4-5, God asks "Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth?" This audio devotional is about Job recognizing his place in the world.
God is mighty
Elihu reminds Job and his friends that God is mighty in Job 36:5. In this audio devotional, we discuss his break from Job's rebuke to extol God's greatness.
I am innocent
While Job contends "I am innocent," Elihu reminds him of reality. This audio devotional from Job 33:9-10 takes a closer look at the flaw in Job's defenses.
