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April 18, 2015

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Healing the World
This week’s featured book: We Are Beloved by Kristen E. Vincent Words of Hope During COVID-19 J. Dana Trent, author of One Breath at a Time, shares ways she is finding God’s presence in her daily routine during the COVID-19 pandemic. Today’s Reflection When we believe that we are beloved and live as […]
God Loves Me
This week’s featured book: We Are Beloved by Kristen E. Vincent Words of Hope During COVID-19 Stephane Brooks, spiritual director of Emmaus Ministries at The Upper Room, tells three ways he has been creating daily life with God during the pandemic. Today’s Reflection When I finally heard—really understood—that God loves me, I needed […]
Returning to Truth
This week’s featured book: We Are Beloved by Kristen E. Vincent Words of Hope During COVID-19 Beth A. Richardson, author of Christ Beside Me, Christ Within Me, talks about spiritual practices that help her stay grounded in God when her usual spiritual practice won’t work. Today’s Reflection We live in a world where […]
Peace
This week’s featured book: Pauses for Lent by Trevor Hudson Words of Hope During COVID-19 Daniel Wolpert, author of Creating a Life with God, discusses humility as the heart of the spiritual life. Today’s Reflection We observe the most obvious example of God’s peace in the life of Jesus. For most of Jesus’ […]
Forgiven
This week’s featured book: Pauses for Lent by Trevor Hudson Words of Hope During COVID-19 Sharon Conley Cottingham, an Upper Room staff person who is caregiver for her adult sister, tells how she is extending care to her sister from a distance. Today’s Reflection The good news is that God is more eager to […]

Daily Bread

Praying Like Jesus
Every coin has two sides. The front is called “heads” and, from early Roman times, usually depicts a country’s head of state. The back is called “tails,” a term possibly originating from the British ten pence depicting the raised tail of a heraldic lion. Like a coin, Jesus’s prayer in the garden of Gethsemane, possesses […]
Inheritance Isn’t Earned
“Thanks for dinner, Dad,” I said as I set my napkin on the restaurant table. I was home on a break from college and, after being gone for a while, it felt strange to have my parents pay for me. “You’re welcome, Julie,” my dad replied, “but you don’t have to thank me for everything […]
Blessed Bread
When our oldest child became a teenager, my wife and I gave her a journal that we’d been writing in since her birth. We’d recorded her likes and dislikes, quirks and memorable one-liners. At some point the entries became more like letters, describing what we see in her and how we see God at work […]
Fruit Juice
A thrift-store bargain, the lamp seemed perfect for my home office—the right color, size, and price. Back at home, however, when I plugged in the cord, nothing happened. No light. No power. No juice. No problem, my husband assured me. “I can fix that. Easy.” As he took the lamp apart, he saw the trouble […]
The Would-Be Woodcutter
One year, when I was in college, I cut, stacked, sold, and delivered firewood. It was one of the hardest jobs I’ve ever done. So I have a good deal of empathy for the hapless logger in the 2 Kings 6 story. Elisha’s school for prophets had prospered, and their meeting place had become too […]

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