Our words can wound or heal, divide or restore. On Day 15 we look at God’s covenant of life and peace in Malachi 2 and ask Him to put words of peace in our mouths.

Jesus stopped under a tree, called a despised man by name and invited Himself to dinner. On Day 11 we see what happens to a home when Jesus walks through the door.

Isaiah describes a society that has lost its way and cannot find peace. On Day 7 we see how God steps in to rescue, and how He calls His church to make straight paths for others.

After a season of fierce opposition, the early church entered a time of peace. They did not coast. They grew. On Day 4 we ask what season we are in and how to grow in it.

The word passion once meant suffering. On Day 17 we walk the Emmaus road with two discouraged disciples, and ask Jesus to set our hearts on fire with a love that obeys.

Pride is the one fault we can see in everybody but ourselves. On Day 16 we look at the damage it does, and at Jesus, who humbled Himself all the way to the cross.

Dust gathers where nobody looks. On Day 10 we ask the Holy Spirit to search the corners of our lives, to restore our joy and to set our minds on life and peace.

In God’s kingdom the way up is down. On Day 9 we see that humility is something we choose, and we learn to hand our worries to the God who cares for us.

A bit, a rudder and a spark are all small, and all powerful. On Day 8 we look at what our words can do, where they come from and how God can use them to bring life.

Even Jesus stepped away from the crowd to fast and pray. On Day 4 we follow Him into the wilderness and ask what has been taking the edge off our hunger for God.

Twenty-one days ago we set out to seek God first. On the final day of our fast we thank Him for what He has done and decide to keep seeking Him every day.

God cares deeply about those who are treated unjustly, and He calls His people to care too. On Day 18 we see where to begin when the need feels overwhelming: on our knees.

The Christian life was never meant to be lived alone. On Day 10 we hear Joshua’s great decision and ask God who He wants us to share life, prayer and worship with.

What we set our hearts on shapes everything else. On Day 4 we meet Ezra, a scribe who decided to study God’s Word, do it and teach it, and we set our own hearts on God.

Daniel prayed three times a day, and not even a royal decree could stop him. On Day 1 we ask God for a clean heart and set a daily time to meet with Him.