Latest Devotional
1 Kings 15-16, Psalm 119:73-80, Luke 3:21-38, Ephesians 5:1-21 Psalm 119:73-80: This part of the psalm continues with the psalmist’s reflection upon and resolution regarding his own suffering. Consider: “I know, O Lord, that your rules are righteous, and that in faithfulness you have afflicted me” (119:75). Or again: “Let the insolent be put to shame, because they have wronged me with falsehood” (119:78). Apparently, the psalmist was not only suffering physically, but also was being accused of some wrong or had some wrong being done to him. There was relational as well as physical suffering. The old rhyme—“sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never harm me”—has never been true. In fact, the verbal wrong—the “falsehood” spoken against you—can feel almost as painful as the metaphor by which we often describe it: a stab in the back. In this situation the psalmist is praying for some particular relief: “Give me understanding that I may learn your commandments” (119:73). God…
Latest Broadcast
Have you ever felt that the quickest way to “stand out” in society is to talk about religion? Is there a functional intersection of real, tangible, Christianity in the world in which we live? We’ll see what Paul has to say about this in our study today.
Titus 1:1-4
God's Design for the Church
A Word from Josh
Do you ever find yourself wondering how far is too far? Can I watch that movie? Have that second drink? How much of the world can I embrace and still call myself a Christian? It's a question I get often. But I've come to believe it's the wrong question entirely.
The right question is: What's my mission?
How God Centered Is Your Life?
Dr. Josh Moody shares a fresh vision for a biblical outlook for your life.
Support God Centered Life
This Month's Featured Resource from God Centered Life
During June at God Centered Life, we're offering a copy of JC Ryle and Mary Davis' Thoughts for Young Men with your gift of any amount. God wants all of us. He cares about how we spend our money, what job we get, and even how we dress. While we might know this to be true, it can be tricky to work out exactly how knowing God should affect how we live. From the day-to-day decisions to the big, life- shaping ones, how do we discern and live out God's will?
Support our ministry today!
Articles
How Easter Can Change Your Life
By Josh Moody |
If I were to ask you whether going through this Easter weekend will change your life, what would you say? For many of us, we are so familiar with the stories and have been through the Good Friday to Easter Sunday routine so often that it becomes hard to believe that it will have any…
The Times They Are A-Changin’. Again.
By Josh Moody |
“The times they are a-changin’.” So sang Bob Dylan. “Change” was a prophetic theme when the song first came out. And change is upon us once more, albeit this time a different kind of change. The times they are a-changin’. Ever since the 1960s, America – and I suppose most of the quote-unquote “Western World”…
Endless Joy
By Josh Moody |
Today’s article is an excerpt from The Joy of Jesus: 25 Devotional Readings for Christmas by Josh Moody, published by Christian Focus Publishers, 2024. For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. –John 3:16 What better summary…
