Deshen WordFeed: Daily Devotionals and Bible Study

Imagine standing in complete darkness—no landmarks, no direction—just emptiness. Then, suddenly, a small light flickers in the distance. No matter how small, that light commands attention. It offers hope, clarity, and a sense of direction...Read: Ye Are The Light of the World.

What would your outward life look like if your spirit could fully express itself in your mind and body? Here’s an example: none of us would be depressed, stressed, or sick because our spirit is full of peace, joy, and healing! What, then, is hindering this expression? Read: Naturalization of the Spirit.

God is a God of knowledge, and He created humanity as beings of knowledge. While science reveals the power of knowledge in the natural world, an even greater significance lies in spiritual knowledge. In this devotional, we will explore the transformative power of knowledge by examining one of the Greek words for knowledge in the Bible—epignosis. Read more: Understanding Epignosis. 

The word Shekinah may not appear in your Bible, but understanding its meaning could transform how you experience God’s presence! This ancient term encapsulates the powerful truth of God visibly dwelling among His people...Read : What is the Shekinah  Glory?

A surprising but most remarkable aspect of our calling in the New Testament is to share in God’s glory. As 1 Thessalonians 2:12 declares, God calls us “unto his kingdom and glory.” However, we know God does not share His glory with anyone (Isaiah 42:8). So what is this calling to glory? In this devotional, I will discuss one aspect of this glory—the expression of the divine nature.Read More: Visible Expressions of the Invisible God.

What if I told you there is a place you could look or a book you could open to know what your life tomorrow will be? Would you want to know? Let me reveal a powerful mystery about the spirit realm: your spirit is like a book with writings about your future. Read: Spiritual Codes.

We are familiar with faith in the New Testament, and we also understand the concept of doubt. However, many are unfamiliar with unbelief, though the term appears 12 times in the New Testament. Unbelief is not mere doubt; it is a deliberate rejection of truth. But what does the Bible really say about unbelief? And what are its different forms in Scripture? Read: What is Unbelief?

This truth may disappoint some Christians—I sincerely pray that is not the case for you. However, if you grasp it, it will transform how you perceive the spiritual realm and engage in the battles concerning your life, family, health, and finances. Let me show you what the Bible says about wrestling against principalities and powers—and winning. Read: How to Wrestle and Win.