Sermon Devotions
Inspiring weekly devotions that motivate us to remain steadfast in our faith in Jesus Christ!
Week of June 29th
Devotion 1: All Creation Speaks of Jesus
Scripture: Psalm 19:1 — “The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of His hands.”
Reflection:
When you look up at the night sky or watch the sun rise, you’re seeing the artwork of God Himself. Creation shouts His glory in every detail — the stars, the oceans, the delicate balance of Earth’s orbit. All of it testifies not only to God’s existence but to His wisdom, beauty, and care. As Romans 1 tells us, creation leaves no one without witness. Ultimately, all of it points to Christ — the One by whom and for whom all things were made.
Prayer:
Thank the Lord for revealing Himself in the world He has made. Ask Him to help you to never take His creation for granted. Call on Him to let your heart be awakened to His glory every time you see His beauty around you. Pray that you may always be reminded that Jesus holds all things together.
Action:
Spend ten minutes today in nature. Look at the sky, the trees, or even the smallest flower, and thank God aloud for specific aspects of His creation.
Devotion 2: All Scripture Points to Jesus
Scripture: Psalm 19:7 — “The law of the LORD is perfect, reviving the soul.”
Reflection:
David celebrates the Word of God because it is perfect, true, and life giving. The Bible doesn’t just inform — it transforms. When you open the Scriptures, you are encountering God’s voice and being led to Jesus, who is the Living Word. As you spend time in God’s Word, your soul is revived, your heart rejoices, and your mind is enlightened. The sweetness of His truth is better than the richest gold or the finest honey.
Prayer:
Thank the Father for His Word. Ask that He give you a hunger for it, and that He would open your eyes to see Jesus in every page. Pray that He would help you not only to read but to be changed, shaped, and renewed by His truth.
Action:
Today, read Psalm 19 out loud. As you do, pause after each verse and ask God to impress its meaning on your heart.
Devotion 3: A Heart Fully Devoted to Jesus
Scripture: Psalm 19:14 — “Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in Your sight, O LORD, my rock and my redeemer.”
Reflection:
David knew that true worship is more than outward actions — it’s about the heart. He prayed for every word, every thought, every motive to please God. Jesus calls us to full devotion, not halfway commitment. He gave everything for you. What would it look like to offer Him everything in return — your time, your desires, your plans? You are called to die to self and follow Him fully, trusting that His way leads to life.
Prayer:
Acknowledge that the Lord Jesus is worthy of all your heart. Ask that He would show you where you’re holding back and that He would give you the courage to completely surrender. Pray that your thoughts and words would bring Him honor today.
Action:
Identify one area where you are holding back from full devotion — perhaps a habit, a fear, or a hidden sin. Pray about it and take a practical step toward surrender today.
Devotion 4: He Is Worthy of It All
Scripture: Revelation 5:12 — “Worthy is the Lamb who was slain, to receive power and wealth and wisdom and might and honor and glory and blessing!”
Reflection:
At the center of heaven’s worship is Jesus — the Lamb who was slain for your redemption. All creation proclaims His glory, all Scripture points to Him, and every heart is invited to bow before Him. One day every knee will bow and every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. Until then, we have the privilege to join the chorus, declaring that He alone is worthy of it all.
Prayer:
Acknowledge that Jesus is worthy of all your praise, all your love, and all your life. Call on the Holy Spirit to fill your heart with awe and gratitude today. Ask that your worship would not just be words but a life laid down in devotion to Him.
Action:
Take a moment today to sing or speak a song of worship to Jesus. Reflect on His worthiness, and thank Him for giving His life so you could be redeemed.
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