Emily Rose Massey

Are you currently burdened with loneliness? Cry out to God- He hears your heart’s desire!

A man who seeks the Lord and trusts in His word is a reason for praise.

Healthy marriages are built one faithful day at a time. Today’s devotional encourages wives to pursue Christlike love, encourage their husbands, and trust God’s design for marriage through every season.

God often places opportunities to share our faith in everyday moments. This prayer encourages believers to trust the Holy Spirit, overcome fear, and boldly share the hope found in Christ.

Jesus does not tell us not to judge at all, especially when it comes to using our discernment.

Feeling empty is not always a failure. This prayer reminds us that God often meets us at the end of ourselves, teaching us humility, dependence, and sacrificial love through His strength.

Having an eternal perspective lifts your eyes from the cares of this life and helps you move forward when you are going through a storm, reminding you that ultimately, this place is not our home.

It’s easy to chase what we think will make us happy—comfort, success, or control over our circumstances. But true peace isn’t found in getting everything we want… it’s found in learning to delight in God.

Mercy is at the heart of the gospel, and as Christ followers, we should rejoice any time we are given opportunities to extend mercy and kindness to those who have sinned against us.  

While the popular mantra "follow your heart" is widely accepted, this devotional explores why this advice is ultimately unbiblical and potentially harmful. Find out the true source of guidance and how to align your desires with God's will.

Are you actually being led by God, or just following your feelings? This will challenge everything you thought you knew about hearing His voice.

What if the chaos of your daily routine is your training ground for Christlikeness? If you’re tired of putting yourself last, this prayer will strengthen you to serve with Spirit-filled love.

Several years ago, I watched my husband, his parents, and my sister-in-law experience the deepest pain imaginable – pain so difficult that it physically hurt. The night my husband, Paul, received the news that his brother was in a tragic drowning accident, I held him as we both cried, huddled on the couch. He kept grabbing his chest and saying, “I miss him so much. This hurts so bad.”

Each day after that moment, we continued to put one foot in front of the other as we walked through the pain with Jesus, trusting that He would continue to heal our broken hearts and believing we will see our precious brother (who was also a believer) again in heaven someday. 

The motive behind Adam and Eve’s disobedience was comparison, which led to covetousness, which led to pride, which led to selfishness, which led to ungratefulness for what God had already provided (all rooted in fear).