Daily Devotions

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Read devotions written by Hope pastors and staff every weekday that align with our daily Bible readings! We hope you use these devotions as a way to dig deeper into Scripture during the weekdays and join us for worship on the weekends to continue growing in your faith.

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Monday, December 30, 2024

The God of Second Chances

The story of Jonah is about far more than a man swallowed by a giant fish—it’s a story of God’s relentless mercy, not just for Jonah, but for a city that seemed beyond redemption. In Jonah 1, God calls Jonah to go to Nineveh, a city known for its wickedness, and warn them of impending… Read more

Saturday, December 28, 2024

Restoration Beyond the Ruins

The book of Joel opens with devastation: an unstoppable swarm of locusts has laid waste to the land, stripping it bare. It’s a scene of utter desolation, and Joel’s message is clear—this disaster is a wake-up call, an opportunity for God’s people to return to him with all their hearts. Joel 2:12-13 captures the… Read more

Friday, December 27, 2024

God’s Ultimate Rule

Psalm 2 was written to celebrate the coronation of an Israelite king, but also for the coronation of Christ, the eternal King. This Psalm describes the rebellion of the nations and the coming of Christ to establish his eternal reign. As an anglophile, I have a fascination with English royalty. Queen Elizabeth was England’s longest-reigning… Read more

Thursday, December 26, 2024

God’s Love Doesn’t Change

Malachi, a prophet, writes to God’s people after they’ve been returned to their homeland of Jerusalem following a long season of exile. Coming home should be the best and most exciting thing! Except, God’s people have a lot to figure out. Do they still follow God’s covenant? What about the other people groups who now… Read more