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Singing While Feeling Dry
This devotional addresses spiritual dryness and presents praise as a response to it. Drawing on Psalm 63:1, 4–5, Nancy points to David, who expressed deep spiritual thirst for God yet deliberately responded with praise and singing. Read More
Chapter 5
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The First Hour
The way we spend the first hour of our day often reveals our true priorities. Beginning the day with prayer and God’s Word sets our hearts in the right direction and becomes a powerful testimony to others. Making time for God first reflects that our Read More
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How Early is Early?
“Early” means meeting with God before the day’s distractions take over. Whether it is at dawn or simply before emails, messages, and responsibilities begin, giving God the first and quietest part of the day helps build consistent prayer and devotion. Read More
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Direction
Nancy uses the idea of being directionally challenged to illustrate humanity’s need for God’s guidance in decision-making. Read More
Chapter 7
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The Pleasure that Satisfies
God created us with a desire for pleasure, but true satisfaction is only found in Him. People often seek fulfillment in food, relationships, activities, or possessions, yet these cannot satisfy the soul. Read More
Chapter 10
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Perspective
This devotional explores the struggle of asking God “why” in times of suffering. Nancy recalls a statement made at her brother’s funeral about approaching God with a searching heart rather than anger or resentment. Read More
Chapter 16
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The Pleasure that Satisfies
God created us with a desire for pleasure, but true satisfaction is only found in Him. People often seek fulfillment in food, relationships, activities, or possessions, yet these cannot satisfy the soul. Read More
Chapter 24
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Knowing God’s Ways
We can spend our lives learning many interesting things, but the most important knowledge is understanding God’s ways. Seeking His perspective, truth, and wisdom should be our priority. Read More
Chapter 25
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Knowing God’s Ways
We can spend our lives learning many interesting things, but the most important knowledge is understanding God’s ways. Seeking His perspective, truth, and wisdom should be our priority. Read More
Chapter 36
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The Pleasure that Satisfies
God created us with a desire for pleasure, but true satisfaction is only found in Him. People often seek fulfillment in food, relationships, activities, or possessions, yet these cannot satisfy the soul. Read More
Chapter 46
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Be Still
Referencing Psalm 46, Nancy reflects on the command to “Be still, and know that I am God.” She explains that these words were written in the context of conflict and turmoil, much like the uncertainty experienced in today’s world. Read More
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We Will not Fear
Amid constant reports of crises, disasters, and global unrest, this message points listeners to Psalm 46 as a source of confidence and stability. Nancy explains that the Psalm acknowledges turmoil and trouble but begins with the truth that “God is.” Read More
Chapter 63
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Singing While Feeling Dry
This devotional addresses spiritual dryness and presents praise as a response to it. Drawing on Psalm 63:1, 4–5, Nancy points to David, who expressed deep spiritual thirst for God yet deliberately responded with praise and singing. Read More
Chapter 73
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None Upon the Earth
Surrendering to God includes surrendering our relationships and desires for the future. When we love God above all else, we find peace and fulfillment in His will. Read More
Chapter 84
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Watch and Pray
Physical tiredness can be a significant obstacle to consistent prayer and Bible reading, often leaving us more vulnerable to temptation. Read More
Chapter 86
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Watch and Pray
Physical tiredness can be a significant obstacle to consistent prayer and Bible reading, often leaving us more vulnerable to temptation. Read More
Chapter 138
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An Admission of Weakness
Honest ministry requires acknowledging our weaknesses and dependence on God’s grace. Read More