Written by Elder James Mckeown Anane “The heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure. Who can understand it?”— Jeremiah 17:9 (NIV) Technology has always reflected the human soul. Every invention—from the wheel to artificial intelligence—reveals not just what man can do, but who man truly is. AI, with all its brilliance, mirrors the […]
DAILY DEVOTIONAL Monday 20 October 2025 Today’s Topic: Alone With God _When we make prayer a priority, we’ll be ready for the day ahead. SCRIPTURE READING: Mark 1:35-39 Exposition Is prayer part of your daily schedule?* In thinking about your answer, don’t include times when your attention is divided; consider only the occasions when
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DAILY DEVOTIONAL Saturday 18 October 2025 Today’s Topic: How to Foster True Friendships Healthy friendships don’t just happen—they require intentional effort. SCRIPTURE READING: 1 Samuel 18:1-3 Exposition We all want to be in genuine relationships* with others. God created us with this longing (Genesis 2:18), but healthy friendships don’t just happen. They require intentional
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SHEEP CROSSING Ezekiel 34:15 “I myself will tend my sheep and have them lie down, declares the Sovereign Lord. Ezekiel 34:11-16 Traffic came to a halt, but I had no idea why. There were few cars on the road, and I could see no obvious reason to be stopped. And then, suddenly-to my great surprise
WISHING FOR JOY 1 John 1:2,4 “We proclaim to you the eternal life, which. .. has appeared to us. .. . We write this to make our joy complete. 1 John 1:1-4 In her blog post “Regrets of the Dying,” Bronnie Ware outlines regrets she heard as a nurse caring for the terminally ill. Among
Daily Devotion SCRIPTURE READING: Matthew 7:7-11 Today’s Topic: The Impact of Prayer Through prayer, we can participate in God’s work all over the world. Exposition Those who ask will receive answers. Those who seek will find. Those who knock will have the door opened. The acrostic “A-S-K” will help us remember to “ask, seek, and
