Scripture Alone
The doctrine of Scripture alone begins with a problem. Notice the question: “Who can understand it?” The prophet's rhetorical question confronts us with a difficult reality: we cannot. That truth can be uncomfortable because the heart is the very instrument we use to evaluate nearly everything else. Yet Scripture tells us that the instrument itself is unreliable. I have never met anyone who naturally assumes, “I am probably mistaken in the way I feel about matters.” The human heart does not arrive with hesitation or self-doubt. It arrives confident, convinced, and almost always certain that it is right.
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Inheriting Grace
Ephesians 6:1–4 offers a compact yet profound theology of the family, showing how life “in the Lord” reshapes both the obedience of children and the responsibility of parents. Paul anchors the household in Christ, calling children to honor their parents as part of God’s enduring moral order, and urging fathers to reject both permissiveness and harshness in favor of Christ‑like discipline and instruction. This devotional reflects on the generational consequences of neglecting God’s design, the hope found in repentance and grace, and the reminder that wisdom—unlike possessions—cannot be inherited automatically but must be given, received, and lived. Whether raising young children or seeking reconciliation with grown ones, believers are invited to return again to the grace that meets failing parents and wandering children alike, in the Lord.
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Faithful Devotion
This week’s devotion, “Faithful Devotion,” draws us into the quiet, deliberate rhythm of spiritual leadership within the home. From Job’s early‑morning intercession to Joshua’s resolute declaration and David’s enduring legacy through Solomon, Scripture paints a picture of fathers—and all believers—who intentionally shape their households by the Word of God. In a world eager to disciple our families through its own curriculum, this devotion calls us to rise early, lead faithfully, and invest in a legacy that outlasts us.
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Set the Scales Aside
Set the Scales Aside invites readers to lay down the instinct to measure worth, fairness, and forgiveness by human standards. In a world obsessed with keeping score, this reflection turns our gaze to the God who balances justice with mercy — who calls us not to weigh others’ faults but to remember the grace that tipped the scales in our favor. As you read, consider where you might still be holding the scales and how Christ’s mercy frees you to set them aside.
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