Are you tired of fake people? The Apostle Paul felt the same way. 
1 Corinthians is his response to a series of questions sent to him by the church in Corinth. Rather than immediately answering their inquiries, he first addresses some of the inauthentic (fake) things happening within their community. In chapter 13, he focuses on the topic of love—both in their worship services and in their individual relationships. Prayerfully, as we walk through this brief chapter together, we will develop a deeper understanding of God’s complete and perfect love, which enables us to authentically love one another!

You Complete Me

This devotional reminds us of God’s perfect design and how creation testifies to His existence (Romans 1). Yet, sin has disrupted this plan, leaving a void we try to fill with worldly pleasures. The hope lies in Jesus Christ, who offers forgiveness and restoration through the gospel. It challenges us to recognize our need for God and embrace the joy and purpose found only in Him, assuring us that no matter how lost we feel, His arms are always open.

God's Beautiful Design

Dive into the remarkable stories of women in the Bible who faced adversity, embraced faith, and triumphed as living examples of resilience and purpose.This 15-day devotional is designed to inspire and empower you to walk boldly in your God-given identity, just as these extraordinary women did. This devotional isn’t just about reading their stories—it’s about stepping into your own. When women thrive, we all elevate. Say “bye-bye” to imposter syndrome and “hello” to a thriving life!


Women Who Thrive

In this 7-day devotional, we tackle how a man can tackle fear in a biblical, practical, and powerful way! Written by Bayne Leong of Impactus.

Man vs. Fear

Learn what it means to live your Christian life as you walk with God.

Walking With God

Share this marriage devotional as Vance K. Jackson leads readers in this heart transforming message. Forgive frequently. Forgive freely. Forgive often. Let the fragrance of forgiveness freely reign within the borders of your home. Let forgiveness freely rest within the boundaries of your marriage as you read this timely message. 

Forgive

We all have to make a ton of choices every single day. How do we make the best ones? How do we make choices that will honor God? Join us over the next 10 days as we look at the book of Proverbs to learn how to live wisely and make wise choices. 

Wise Choices

This 5-day Bible Plan explores the story of Rahab, a woman with a broken past whom God redeemed and used for His Kingdom purposes. Through her story, you’ll see how God’s grace transforms lives, how faith leads to action, and how even the most unlikely can leave a lasting legacy. Each day includes a devotional, multiple scripture references, a prayer, and a journal prompt to guide your journey of faith and encouragement.

Rahab: How God Uses the Unlikely

We hope these five devotions from Eugene Peterson take your mind and heart wherever they may go, as you never know what the Spirit will use to encourage or challenge or comfort. You might choose to use the reflective questions at the end of each devotional to form your own prayer for the day—certainly not as an ending point but rather as a beginning for the arrivals that await you.

Every Step an Arrival

Iron sharpeneth iron;
So a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend.

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 King James Version (KJV)  The King James Version (KJV) of the holy Bible was first printed in 1611, but the main edition used today is the 1769 version. The King James Version (KJV) is also known as the Authorized (or Authorised) Version (AV) because it was authorized to be read in churches. For over 300 years it was the main English translation used in the English speaking world, and is much admired and respected. About 400 words and phrases coined or popularised by the King James Version are part the English language today.   Revision  The King James Version of the Bible was not a new translation but a revision of the English Bible which was commissioned by King James I of Great Britain, following the Church of England Hampton Court Conference in 1604. 54 scholars from London, Oxford and Cambridge worked on the project. They were all from the Church of England (Anglicans), but included those of traditional and Puritan views. Officially the 1586 Bishop’s Bible was used as the base for the revision, but the scholars referenced all existing Bible translations in English, such as the Geneva Bible and Tyndale, and also editions in other languages. The completed Bible was first printed in 1611, and included the Apocrypha, which is omitted from this edition.   1769 edition  In 1611 English spelling and punctuation were not in standard forms, and the Bible underwent a mainly-orthographic revision by Oxford and Cambridge universities in 1769, which is the version most people use today. The rights of the King James Version of the Bible were, and still are, protected under British law and are vested in the Crown.   Bible Society edition  In 1804 the British and Foreign Bible Society (BFBS) was founded and they printed millions of cheap copies of the Bible for people to buy and read. Through the work of the Bible Societies the King James Version (KJV) became the most printed and most widely read book in the world.   1954 Paragraphed Edition  The King James Version was printed with each new verse starting on a new line. In 1954 the British and Foreign Bible Society produced a new edition of the KJV, keeping the original 1769 text, but adding sub-titles and paragraphs, making it easier to read. In 2011 this was reprinted in a special edition, with other appendices such as a Glossary, and concordance, to mark the 400th anniversary of the King James Version. This is the text used in this on-line edition. The paragraphing, sub-headings from 1954, and other additions from 2011, are copyright the British and Foreign Bible Society.  Copyright Information  Rights in the Authorized (King James) Version of the Bible are vested in the Crown. Published by permission of the Crown's patentee, Cambridge University Press.  This edition  This edition of the King James Authorised Version was paragraphed with sub-headings added by the British and Foreign Bible Society in 1954 and released again as a special edition in 2011. BFBS additions © 2011 British and Foreign Bible Society This text is maintained by the British and Foreign Bible Society If you are interested in obtaining a printed copy, please contact the British and Foreign Bible Society at www.biblesociety.org.uk

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එය ඔබේ බයිබලය කරගන්න

දැන්ම යෙදුම ලබා ගන්න

Iron sharpeneth iron; So a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend.

නොමිලේ කියවීමේ සැලසුම් සහ අධ්‍යාත්මික පාඩම්

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