Deshen WordFeed: Daily Devotionals and Bible Study

If you have read or studied the Bible to any extent, you've likely encountered a recurring pattern like this one—"The Lord our Righteousness." This phrase essentially declares that God is righteousness to His people; it equates God, a Person, with righteousness, a concept or thing. Read more: The I AM in Action—Mysteries Revealed.

"Did you know that God designed something as simple as wine to teach us profound spiritual truths about joy and fulfillment?" Throughout Scripture, wine is more than just a drink—it carries a deeper meaning that reveals God’s provision and joy for His people. But what does it truly mean that wine "maketh glad the heart"? Read: Wine That Maketh Glad the Heart of Man.

What does it mean that God sent His word? To fully understand this passage, we must first explore its context. Then, we will closely examine the meaning of the terms sent and word, and most importantly, consider how this applies to us today. Read: He sent His Word And Heal.

The secret to a victorious life in Christ is simple: learning how to receive God’s grace. Many struggle, not because God withholds His blessings, but because they don’t know how to receive them. This devotional will show you how. Read More: How to Receive Grace from God.

In Romans 3, Paul presents a transformative truth about righteousness. He reveals the righteousness of God apart from the law—a gift, not an achievement. This revelation is both liberating and radical. Read: The righteousness of God without the law is manifested

Imagine hearing a divine call that shakes you out of spiritual slumber and into a life shining with purpose and glory. This is more than a poetic idea; it’s a profound invitation from God Himself, spoken through the words of Isaiah: ‘Arise, shine; for thy light is come.’ But what does it truly mean to arise? And how can we shine in a way that reflects God’s glory in our everyday lives? In this devotional, we will uncover the rich, transformative power of these words and discover how they apply to you—right here, right now. Read more: Arise, Shine! 

When John the Baptist spoke these words, he wasn’t calling for physical roads to be built for Jesus. Instead, he used a vivid metaphor, rich with meaning for his Jewish audience and for us today. Read: Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord.

Have you ever wondered why invisible forces seem to govern your life, influencing emotions, decisions, and outcomes? Life operates under unseen principles—spiritual laws that shape our experiences. Romans 8:2 highlights two such laws: the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus and the law of sin and death. These opposing forces are always at work, and understanding their power is key to living in freedom and victory. Read: The Higher Law of the Spirit of Life.