Our hatred of evil is most effective when we also remember to pray for those we are angriest at. Then we mirror our Savior’s heart.


Our hatred of evil is most effective when we also remember to pray for those we are angriest at. Then we mirror our Savior’s heart.

There is great power in silence when we do it in response to the Holy Spirit’s prompting.

Blacksmiths temper metal and the Holy Spirit tempers souls. His goal? Christ-likeness. But how does He do it?

In these Old Testament stories, the people sinned badly. But it was the fault of the priests and Levites, who neglected their holy calling.

However, you are chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, people who belong to God. (1 Peter 2:9 NOG)

Miracles don’t just happen. In almost every scriptural example I can think of, an act of obedience comes 1st.

When the AIDS crisis hit, what would have happened if we’d poured out of our churches to help those afflicted by this terrible disease?

Why should believers avoid grumbling? Here’s 2 reasons; it poisons our faith and blinds us to our blessings.

Frankly, we’re called to be divine mirrors. Our Lord wants us to reflect His divine nature into the darkness of a dying, sin-soaked world.

Lori Hatcher’s 4 minute devotions refreshed my spirit, and gave me a new excitement about praying.