Death reminds us that the world is not as it should be. And if we let it, it shapes our hearts toward Jesus and eternity.

When we find ourselves feeling hurt or confused over God’s plans or answers, we too can follow the example of Mary and treasure up the promises of God in our own hearts.

This week, try not to be busy about everything—just the right things. Stay and rest because it’s good for your soul. Stay and rest, so you can serve others more effectively. Stay and rest since you are not the Lord.

Every silence reminds us that our true hope isn’t in the quick resolution of our circumstances but in the faithful presence of Jesus.

Fruitfulness in old age isn’t about staying busy, it’s about bearing witness.

A look back at the most-read resources from GCD in 2025.

The gospel is the good news that God loves us, not merely when we look our best, but our worst.

Amongst all the busyness…let us not forget to behold Christ our Lord! Don’t let the hustle and bustle of the holiday season keep you from being intentional about focusing your heart on Christ.

There is personal comfort in Christmas. It’s good, but it ought not to end with us. The comfort of Christ is meant to move through his comforted people to a hurting world.

Doing this one thing has saved me so much unnecessary angst and struggle, and I believe it honors the Lord and blesses others.

Keep moving towards gratitude and pausing upon it today. You’ll find yourself all the richer with every thanks, for you’ll discover yourself both humbled and dearly loved. 

Our wasting away is indisputable; these earthly tents will perish. But our hope is not in this life but the next, not this body but our glorified one.