If you invite God into even a fraction of your day, you could be transformed.
If you’re interested in quick encouragements, then you will enjoy our 86 Seconds videos. Each one is a mini-devotional from Gary Wilkerson as he points out simple but profound truths in scripture that can change the way we approach each day. These reminders of the Word’s power will help you live as salt and light to the world.
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God already knows every aspect of our experiences, thoughts and emotions. Why is our natural inclination so often to try to hide those things from him? In this short devotion, Gary Wilkerson explores David’s honest, heartfelt plea in Psalm 6.
It is easy enough to believe that God’s timing is best. Living out that belief is something else entirely. In this short devotion, Gary Wilkerson looks at the faith and patience that David shows in Psalm 5.
God is the the source of everything that is good. In this short devotion, Gary Wilkerson looks to Psalm 4 to offer some hope for anyone who is discouraged by the brokenness in the world.
Even when we can see no way out from our limited perspective, God is present with his people. In this short devotion, Gary Wilkerson looks to Psalm 3 to offer encouragement for anyone who feels like they are surrounded.
Even when it seems like enemies surround us, God is present. In this short devotion, Gary Wilkerson looks at the lessons we can learn from Psalm 2.
For better or for worse, the small steps that we take add up over time. This week, Gary Wilkerson talks about the effect that giving in to temptation, even in seemingly small ways, can have on us.
For the next twelve episodes of 86 Seconds, Gary Wilkerson will be going chapter by chapter through the beginning of the Book of Psalms. This week, he talks about why he loves to study the Psalms and why it’s so important to take time to study God’s Word.
In John 15, Jesus describes one of our roles as believers: to abide in him. Abiding in the vine (Christ) is a constant state of being. In this devotion, Gary Wilkerson explains that Jesus promised to be everything we need in this life. When we abide in him, we will bear the fruit of righteousness in abundance.
Adam and Eve’s removal from the Garden of Eden, which seemed like a terrible punishment, was actually the kindest thing that God could have done. In this short devotion, Gary Wilkerson talks about how we don’t always recognize God’s blessings in our lives.
Questions have the unique ability to start deep, thoughtful conversations. That is an important skill for pastors to have in their ministry. In this short devotion, Gary Wilkerson looks at the questions that God asked Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.