Jesus does not leave Peter alone with a troubling truth. Jesus offers grace: “Do not let your heart be troubled.”
God’s Blessings Never Fail (Lamentations 3:22–23)
This passage speaks to our hearts, especially at times when we are particularly aware of our failings.
Do You Hear Him? (John 10:3)
He knows me, and he loves me.
Making Things Right (Psalm 51:1)
It’s comforting to know that admission of guilt doesn’t get counted against us in God’s eyes.
Jesus, Take the Wheel (Psalm 32:8)
Sometimes we try to live our lives on our own terms and push Jesus away.
Speak Truth and Judge for Peace (Zechariah 8:16–17)
During King Josiah’s reign, the scroll of the law was found and Josiah was commended for taking heed.
A Strong Fortress (Psalm 31:2)
A fortress could save a person, rescue a nation, and help the beleaguered overcome great odds. David knew from personal experience that God did all of those things.
Fixing My Gaze (Proverbs 4:25–26)
Choosing a single, positive, spiritual goal for the day is a great way to find clarity and meaning even in the midst of “chaos.”
In the Arms of My Father (Deuteronomy 1:31)
You’re so tired and this journey is so hard.
Why Wait? (Psalm 27:13–14)
David suggests he would not have made it through had his hope and vision been anything less than galvanized in Our Heavenly Father’s promises to redeem and restore His creation.
