Deshen WordFeed: Daily Devotionals and Bible Study

Many celebrate Christ’s death this week—but few grasp the hidden mystery His resurrection unlocked. Behind the empty tomb lies a spiritual reality so profound that most believers live without ever fully stepping into it. What if I told you that everything Christ suffered for remains out of reach for you—unless you understand what happened when He rose? Read: Hidden Mystery Resurrection of Christ.  

If you think Jesus died for you but forget He also died as you, you’re only seeing half the Gospel. Many believers know Christ's death paid for their sins, but few realize that something far more radical happened at Calvary: they died there too. Read: I am crucified with Christ

Imagine living your entire Christian life carrying what Christ already took from you—this is the tragedy of misunderstood redemption. What exactly did Jesus bear on the cross? Read: He Hath Borne Our Griefs and Carried Our Sorrows. 

The greatest exchange in heaven and earth was this: the Innocent was punished so the guilty could be justified. Jesus becoming a sinner in our place is only one facet of this mystery—the other, often overlooked, is that the sinner becomes a saint. Read: The Mystery of the Substitution.

When your spirit is worn out, even small spiritual tasks can feel like mountains. You try to pray, but your words feel dry. You open your Bible, but nothing stirs your heart. Something is off—but what is it, and how do you fix it? This devotional will help you recognize the quiet signs of spiritual fatigue and discover how to recover the strength your soul desperately needs. Read More: Symptoms of Spiritual Fatigue.

Do you think we would have been saved if Jesus had been born, grown old, and died from old age or disease? That would still be death, right? Certainly not! This immediately tells us that, although death is death, not all death is the same...Read "The Hidden Power of Jesus’ Blood".

What comes to your mind when you hear the word “doctrine”? For many, it conjures up images of theological debates, denominational statements, or religious traditions. It’s often reduced to a list of beliefs you’re supposed to sign off on—or worse, a reason why one group of Christians argues with another. Read: What New Doctrine is This? 

What if the size of your miracle depends on the space you make for it? We often ask God for more, yet we may be unaware that we lack the capacity to receive or contain what we’re requesting. Read: The Oil Stopped Flowing.