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Explore the unshakeable security in Christ, emphasizing eternal life, true discipleship, and assurance through His finished work, grounded in John 10 and Romans 8.

A verse-by-verse teaching of Jesus as the Good Shepherd. Grab your Bible & a journal for notes and let's have a Bible study together

A 3-minute clip from the "Alone With God" sermon series for encouragement on why we are doing this Devotion Journal Guide Podcast. - Read or WATCH this devotion here: Get Alone With God - 3 min Get the Word By Mail App in your app store to see all our devotions and guides. You can search devotions by topic, type, or scripture.,

Listen to Pastor Dave explain the heart behind these devotion journal guides and our encouragement on using them.

What does it mean for Jesus to be the Bread of Life? In this message, we unpack Jesus’ powerful words after feeding the 5,000—inviting us to receive Him as the true source of eternal life. Discover why faith in Jesus, not religious effort, is the only way to be satisfied now and forever. Watch and be encouraged by the assurance of salvation and Jesus’ promise: “Whoever comes to Me will never be hungry again.”

Jesus never promised we wouldn’t face storms — in fact, He promised we would (John 16:33). But what He also promises is far more powerful: “Don’t be afraid. I AM here.” (John 6:20 NLT) Pastor Dave shares a vivid and personal look at the night Jesus sent His disciples into a storm — on purpose. Why would Jesus send them into rough waters, exhausted and afraid? And why does He sometimes wait until the darkest part of the night to come? You’ll discover the life-changing truth that Jesus will use the storms in your life as pavement for His feet in order to reach you. He sees you. He hasn’t forgotten you. And His presence is His answer. “Don’t be afraid. I AM here.” Find more at wordbymail.com

The birth of Jesus offers us a true heart revolution by choosing heaven's rule over the world's rule.

Jesus Christ did what no one else could do, and in doing so, offers us salvation and eternal life.

The life-changing, eternity-changing power of the simple Gospel - Believe, Receive, Become.

As humans, no matter how hard we try, we eventually let people down. It's just who we are as humans. But God never lets us down. He knows us to our very core, and he doesn't abandon us no matter how messy or chaotic our lives get. There is no limit to his love. Join Daisy as she invites you to meditate on Isaiah 54:10 today. You can order the Alone With God journal here: https://wordbymail.com/order-journal

Join Pastor Dave in this journal guide from Romans 5:6-11. When we were utterly helpless and hopeless, Jesus Christ came and died for our sins. And because of his death on the Cross and resurrection, our friendship with God has been restored. (8 min) Order your Alone With God journal at: wordbymail.com

In this journal guide, Pastor Dave shares the critical requirement for God to use you. Set aside some intentional alone time with God for this in-depth look at these verses. See the related Journal Guide titled: Spiritual Pride Order your Alone With God journal at: wordbymail.com

The story of Jesus predicting Peter's denial may be familiar to you. However, take some time to look deeper at this passage. Pastor Dave brings this Journal Guide, so get ready to write in your Alone With God journal and spend some intentional time with God today. Get your Alone With God journal at: Wordbymail.com

Begin your week getting some alone time with God. Order your Alone With God journal at: Wordbymail.com

This is a great explanation of God knowing us—even our inner struggles. He is your safe place. Pastor Dave also gives direction for Saturday's "What am I Grateful for?" page and Sunday's "Sermon Notes" page in our Alone With God journal. Join him today. Sunday Sermon Notes are for your message at church, so bring your journal to take notes. If you can't get to church this weekend, we invite you to listen to this message, "Hard Sayings," from our Gospel of Mark series. We will see you Monday.