Daily Devotions
This Advent: Behold Jesus our Great High Priest
Jesus Our Great High Priest: Advent Hope for Heart, Home, and Hospitality This Advent, behold Jesus our Great High Priest—true
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Author: Elkleaf
Daily Devotions
Advent Wisdom for Disciplined Living and Christian Formation
Formed by Wisdom, Fueled by Grace, Secured by Sovereignty In the midst of Advent season our world speeds up and
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Blue Christmas: Gospel Hope, Grace, and God’s Faithfulness
When Holidays Hurt and Hope Holds For many, the holiday season accentuates both joys and sorrows. If you’re experiencing a
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God’s Sovereignty at Christmas: Gratitude, Holiness, Wisdom for the Holidays
Meeting the Holiday Tension with Faith December carries a unique tension: headlines churn uncertainty; twinkling lights alongside the pressure to
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From David’s Cave to Abraham’s Altar: Hope in Christ
When Life Caves In: Honest Lament, Steady Wisdom, Costly Obedience, Certain Hope Some days feel like a cave—tight, airless, and
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Resist Black Friday Materialism: Trust God, Invest Eternally
From Black Friday to Forever: Trusting God, Resisting Materialism, and Investing in What Lasts With the warmth of Thanksgiving and
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Thanksgiving to Advent: Trust, Readiness, and Rest in Jesus
Between Thanksgiving to Advent During Advent, many of us feel a tug-of-war between gratitude and anxiety, celebration and sorrow. This
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Grateful, Holy, Wise: Advent Readiness in a Noisy Season
Advent readiness is essential in a noisy season As Thanksgiving gives way to Advent, the volume of the world rises—sales,
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Divine Wisdom, Working Faith: Shielded by Psalm 91
The Snare and the Shield We live in a world of snares—hidden traps, unseen agendas, and moments where the floor
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Advent Rule: Hope, Word, Prayer, Rest for Kingdom Authority
Advent Rhythms for Real Power: Hope, Word, Prayer, and Rest The Advent rule isn’t nostalgia, sentiment, or seasonal busyness—it’s an
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