Devotional Names of God

God as our spiritual home—what a thought! We can enjoy the safety of His walls, relish the warmth of His love, and experience the peace of His presence. “Lord, you have been our dwelling place

He is a constant, endless supply of refreshing life. He delivers peace and relaxation. When we stop and really focus on Him, we are treated to mesmerizing beauty. Like a fountain, He brings joy and

God chose Abraham and promised He would bless the world through his descendants (Genesis 12:3). But this didn’t mean God would be King of the Jews—Abraham’s descendants—only. “Who should not fear you, King of the

The Hebrew word for fortress refers to an impregnable stronghold, usually high up on a mountain. David, of all people, was familiar with such places. As a shepherd boy, he often had to seek out

In Psalm 61, David calls God his “strong tower.” This word picture brings to mind a righteous person who stays above the fray and remains secure from peril because he or she has run to

You can count on God because He always makes good on His promises. What are the things (other than God) you routinely look to for security and salvation? “Lord, you are the hope of Israel;

With God as our lamp, we have the light we need to do the work He has called us to do. What’s more, remaining in God’s light scares away the enemy too. “You, Lord, are

Every hit movie or great novel features the proverbial “plot twist.” You’re sitting there munching on your popcorn, when suddenly the story veers off in a direction you never imagined.v “I, the LORD, have called

When Jesus came from God, He made this amazing statement: “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” (John 8:12). “The

Imagine a tent full of Boy Scouts with only one flashlight to share. Midnight hikes to the outhouse would surely turn into comical adventures as all those scouts try to follow one small beam of