Perennial Devotions: Recent Episodes
Acayla Chung
Focused in Daniel 3, we are considering how we can have bold faith in God within any circumstance.
In honor of Valentine's Day, we are stepping back from chocolates and roses, and considering the kind of love we see in the Gospel.
It's a new year and instead of setting resolutions, we're talking about how we can revive our faith and make it more accessible!
Join Perennial Devotionals this Christmas as we read through the Christmas story as told in the book of Luke.
Join us on a journey of exploring scripture inspired poetry with our guest author, Erin.
Sabbath is a counterintuitive concept to our culture. This month we're looking at the origins of Sabbath to learn why and how we observe it.
Join us as we consider Jesus' invitation to Peter to walk on water and how this story relates to faith in trial.
Welcome to our first devotional since the Repotting of Perennial. This month we get to talk about living in trust for our God amidst trial.
Perennial Devotionals has been on a short break while our founder was undergoing medical treatments. Today we are officially relaunching with a new platform! Join us for this script-free episode discussing where A has been these past months and where Perennial is headed.
Through this prophetic Psalm of a people’s future joy, we learn how to praise God, why we praise God and where we have to trust in praise.
I think Psalm 46 may be one of the most quoted, picked apart and utilized passages in the Bible. And friends, I don’t mean that in a good way. I was absolutely shocked to read a beautiful Psalm full of verses that I had heard and seen everywhere, all the while never realizing how deeply our use of them was misinterpreting scripture. ... ... ...
Psalm 45 gives us the peace and reassurance that we are loved and desired simply for who we are to Christ..
Join us this week as we look at Psalm 44; a Psalm that is not what it first appears to be. Excerpt: "What we learn from Psalm 44 is that our own expectations create an illusion to make us feel like God has forgotten about us. "
Excerpt: "If we can praise our God in our joys, then we are capable of finding the same spirit, in remembrance, to praise God in our tears."
Devotional Excerpt: "This series is meant to help us open our sore, weary and maybe even angry hearts to the hope that God delivers His people."
This week we finish the final letter in the Book of James by drawing perspective from Elijah in 1 Kings.
Please Note We will be taking a two week break and starting our next devotional series January 19th, 2021
Caprice Dawn joins us this week as a guest author to share a special Christmas Eve devotional!
A Christmas Special looking at the Christmas Story in the book of Luke.
Merry Christmas!
Excerpt "And despite it all, Job still chose God. For a while his prayers and ability to remain faithful meant being painfully and blatantly honest with his God about just how hurt he was, but he still chose God. Even when Job felt like God had walked away from him, he never chose to walk away from God. He gave what little strength he had left to being in the presence of his Lord and held onto his faith that God would still provide His promises."
Excerpt: "In comparison to the incredible promises of our God and the resurrection, every single thing we have is absolutely worthless. Wealth isn’t about how much we have for ourselves. Wealth is about our ability to use the excess of gifts to serve and love on others. Wealth is a tool for us to continue our mission."
Excerpt: "You see, every time I made a plan for my life and it fell through, God still provided for me in an unexpected way. My plans didn’t fail to leave me in the trenches. My plans failed to reveal an ultimately better and holier plan. Our lives aren’t meant to be a showcase of what we can do for whoever might be watching. No friends. You and I were created with great intentionality and love from the beginning."
The introduction and history behind our first study Bible study in the book of James at Perennial Devotionals.
Track: Into The Light Music by Oak Studios
The introduction to Perennial Devotionals with Acayla Track: Into The Light Music by Oak Studios