g4G Weekly Devotional

This week we take a look at Ephesians 2:8-9 for the concept of salvation as a FREE GIFT from God. We look at salvation and talk about Reformation's impact on Christianity. Stephanie shares the 100/0 rule that Jesus gets 100% of the credit for Salvation and we get 0%.

The Armor of God – Week 3: The Shield of Faith What does it mean to have faith when we can’t see God or understand everything about Him? In Week 3 of our Armor of God series, we explore the Shield of Faith and the powerful truth of Hebrews 11:1: “Now faith is the confidence in what we hope for, the assurance about what we do not see.” Faith doesn’t require us to have every answer. It means trusting who God is and what He has promised, even when life doesn’t make sense. Discover how the Shield...

In this devotional, we look at Adam and Jesus as the “old Adam” and the “new Adam.” Adam’s disobedience brought sin and death into the world, but Jesus’ perfect obedience brought forgiveness, life, and restoration. Where Adam failed, Jesus succeeded. And because of Jesus, we have hope and new life in Him.

The Armor of God: The Enemy Is Real, But So Is Our Savior What does it mean to live in the middle of a spiritual battle? As we begin the Armor of God study, Week 1 challenges us to recognize that although the battle may be invisible, it is very real. There is an enemy—but there is also a Savior who has already won the victory. In this devotional, we look at James 4:7–8 and what it means to submit and draw near to God, resist the devil, and take sin seriously through repentance. We’re reminded...

In this G4G devotional, Stephanie looks at Nehemiah 6 and the powerful statement, “I am doing a great work and I cannot come down.” Nehemiah’s enemies tried to distract him from rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem, but he recognized what God had called him to do and refused to lose focus. Stephanie explores the difference between simply being focused and knowing what is truly worth focusing on. In our busy lives, we can become distracted by good things and lose sight of the most important things...