Short devotional ideas

Short devotions are a great way to get in God's word when you're short on time. But don't underestimate the impact of these power times.

“For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven.”Ecclesiastes 3:1 NLT There’s a saying out there that goes a little something like this: “But what does it look like to actually like who you are when you’re not who you think you’re supposed to be yet?” This quote hits home

Just for You-Dozens of Short Inspirational Devotionals to refocus your faith. Quick devos & encouragement for busy men & women who love Jesus

Five short devotions to help you in your Christian Walk. Perfect for your meeting or small group or to give you inspiration.

Here is a short devotional on getting rid of your mess in life. When you continue to sin and hide the hidden layers of your heart, it will..

A devotional on having joy through trials, even the little ones. A morning devotion | A devotional for women | Quick | Short and sweet devotional | choosing Joy | Choose Joy

Listening to Jesus takes time, faith, and practice as we cultivate a listening life. As we prepare our hearts for Easter during this Lenten season, be intentional about making time to hear God's voice. Ponder a short insight to help you listen to Jesus and open holy moments throughout your day. You will find tips for ways to use the printable version of the devotions and the graphics at the end of the post.

How to overcome worry and get to the place of worship. Bible study on worrisome but how God restores every piece of our story as promised.

Do you all share a devotional at your women’s ministry meetings? We do. Most of our women’s ministry fellowships include a short devotional before we get to the focus of our time together (ie. making no-sew fleece blankets, learning a skill, making blessing bags, watching a movie, etc.). I admit I used to thumb through different devotional…

A story of how God shows a man the difference between Heaven and Hell by opening two doors. A powerful parable on the difference between love and selfishness.