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Children's Devotionals, Devotions

🧒 Children’s Devotional — Day 1

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New Series: That They May Know Him

“Knowing God”

📖 “And this is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom You have sent.”
 —John 17:3 (NKJV)

Do you know God?

Not just His name—but who He really is?

God made everything. He is strong, loving, kind, and always right. But here’s something special—He wants you to know Him like a best friend.

That’s why Jesus came. Jesus shows us what God is like. When we talk to Jesus, we’re learning about the Father too.

You don’t have to be a grown-up to know God. He loves to talk with children, just like you. You can read your Bible, pray, and ask Him questions. He’s always listening.

Knowing God isn’t just for Sundays. It’s for every day.

Think About It:

  • When do you feel closest to God?
  • What is something you want to learn about Him?

Prayer:
 Dear God, I want to know You. Help me understand who You are, and help me follow Jesus so I can know You better every day. Amen.

Children's Devotionals, Devotions, Family Devotionals, Teen Devotions, Women's Devotionals

Empowered: A 100-Day Journey with the Holy Spirit

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Living the Christian Life—From the Inside Out

Over the last 100 days, we’ve walked together through the powerful truths of Galatians 5–6, exploring the role of the Holy Spirit in every part of a believer’s life.

From the fruit He grows in us, to the strength He gives for spiritual battle, to the grace that carries us each day—this journey has revealed the Spirit’s presence as not just helpful, but essential.

We learned to walk, not just run.
To sow to the Spirit, not the flesh.
To boast in the cross, not ourselves.
And to live, not by law, but by new creation life.

Whether you’ve been following the Women’s, Children’s, Teens’, or Family devotionals—or all of them together—each day was designed to ground you deeper in Christ and draw you nearer to the One who leads, comforts, convicts, and empowers.

Final Takeaway:

We are not alone.
The Holy Spirit is not a concept. He is a Person—given to indwell, guide, and transform every follower of Christ.

Empowered believers live from a different source, for a different kingdom, and with a different goal:
To know Christ.
To walk in the Spirit.
To glorify God.

💬 Reflection Questions:

  • What has the Holy Spirit revealed to you over the past 100 days?
  • Where have you seen growth? Conviction? Encouragement?
  • How will you continue walking with the Spirit—day by day?

Final Prayer:

Holy Spirit, thank You for being our Helper, our Teacher, and our Comforter. May we not just remember what we’ve read—but live what You’ve taught us. Let Your presence shape our daily lives. May we walk in grace, truth, and power—all for the glory of Jesus. Amen.

Devotions, Family Devotionals

👩‍👧 Family Devotional — Day 100

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Finishing in Grace

“The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with your spirit, brothers and sisters. Amen.” — Galatians 6:18 (NASB 1995)

It’s tempting to end on rules or resolutions. But Paul ends on grace.

Because grace isn’t just where we start—it’s how we finish. It’s what sustains a Spirit-filled home, through highs and lows, mistakes and victories.

Moms, you don’t carry the weight alone. His grace is enough for your spirit—and your children’s too.

Family Talk:

  • What is grace? How have we seen it in our home?
  • How can we remind each other to walk in it every day?

Prayer:
 Holy Spirit, thank You for finishing this journey with us. Let grace rest in our home. Let it lead us every step from here. Amen.

Devotions, Women's Devotionals

👩‍🦰 Women’s Devotional — Day 100

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Grace to the End

“The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with your spirit, brothers and sisters. Amen.” — Galatians 6:18 (NASB 1995)

After every strong word, every warning, every truth—Paul ends with grace.

Grace with your spirit. Not beside you. In you. Empowering you. Quietly working as the Holy Spirit continues His work.

We are not left to strive. We are not alone. The same grace that saved us now sustains us.

Reflection:
 Have I been walking in grace, or trying to do this in my own strength?

Prayer:
 Holy Spirit, thank You for the grace of Christ at work in me. May I never outgrow my need for it. Let Your grace be with my spirit daily. Amen.

Children's Devotionals, Devotions

🧒 Children’s Devotional — Day 100

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Grace Means Jesus Helps Us Every Day

“The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with your spirit, brothers and sisters. Amen.” — Galatians 6:18 (NASB 1995)

Paul ends his letter by reminding us that Jesus is with us, helping us in our hearts.

That’s grace! We don’t earn it—Jesus gives it because He loves us.

Try This:
 Say, “Thank You, Jesus!” every time something good happens today.

Prayer:
 Holy Spirit, thank You for grace. Thank You for loving me and helping me every day. Amen.

Devotions, Teen Devotions

😎 Teen Devotional — Day 100

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End with Grace

“The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with your spirit, brothers and sisters. Amen.” — Galatians 6:18 (NASB 1995)

Paul’s final line hits different: grace be with your spirit.

That’s more than a sign-off. It’s power for the daily grind. Strength when you want to give up. Hope when you mess up.

This is the Spirit’s rhythm—grace, not grind. Jesus’ presence, not pressure.

Challenge:
 Ask the Spirit to show you how grace has carried you—and give it to others too.

Prayer:
 Holy Spirit, I receive Your grace again today. Keep me rooted in Christ, and help me share that grace with others. Amen.

Devotions, Women's Devotionals

👩‍🦰 Women’s Devotional — Day 99

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Marked by Christ, Not the World

“From now on let no one cause trouble for me, for I bear on my body the marks of Jesus.” — Galatians 6:17 (NASB 1995)

Paul wasn’t speaking metaphorically. He bore scars—real wounds from beatings, stonings, and persecutions for following Jesus. His life was branded by loyalty to Christ.

The Spirit strengthens us to endure hardship for Jesus’ sake—not out of pride, but because we belong to Him.

You may not carry visible scars, but your life bears witness to the One who saved you. Let the world see the marks of grace, love, obedience, and endurance through the Spirit’s work in you.

Reflection:
 What marks of Jesus are visible in my life?

Prayer:
 Holy Spirit, shape me into someone who bears the image of Christ in all things. Let my life reflect His presence, no matter the cost. Amen.

Children's Devotionals, Devotions

🧒 Children’s Devotional — Day 99

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Paul Had Scars for Jesus

“From now on let no one cause trouble for me, for I bear on my body the marks of Jesus.” — Galatians 6:17 (NASB 1995)

Paul was hurt because he loved Jesus and told people about Him. He had real marks on his body!

Even if we don’t have scars, we can still show others we belong to Jesus by how we love, share, and obey.

Try This:
 Draw a heart and write ways you show love for Jesus.Prayer:
 Holy Spirit, help me live in a way that shows I follow Jesus. Thank You for being with me always. Amen

Devotions, Teen Devotions

😎 Teen Devotional — Day 99

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You’re Branded by What You Live For

“From now on let no one cause trouble for me, for I bear on my body the marks of Jesus.” — Galatians 6:17 (NASB 1995)

Paul didn’t seek approval—he bore scars for the truth. Today, we might not face stones and chains, but we do face pressure to fit in and be quiet about Jesus.

What marks your life? Is it culture… or Christ?

The Holy Spirit gives you courage to live set apart—to let your life preach, even when your voice shakes.

Challenge:
 Think: If people looked at your life, would they see Jesus?

Prayer:
 Holy Spirit, make my life bold for Jesus. Mark me with courage, not compromise. Amen.

Devotions, Family Devotionals

👩‍👧 Family Devotional — Day 99

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Teaching Our Children to Live Marked for Christ

“From now on let no one cause trouble for me, for I bear on my body the marks of Jesus.” — Galatians 6:17 (NASB 1995)

Paul bore physical scars, but our homes should bear spiritual marks—prayer, love, truth, forgiveness, and endurance.

The Spirit doesn’t call us to comfort, but to Christ. Let’s raise children who are not afraid to stand for Jesus—even if it costs them something.

Family Talk:

  • What do you think it means to have “marks of Jesus” today?
  • How can we show others that we belong to Christ?

Prayer:
 Holy Spirit, mark our family with boldness and love. May our lives and our home be evidence that we belong to Jesus. Amen.