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Little children may not seem to be listening in "big church," but God often uses those moments to speak to them personally and transform their lives.

We often ignore the needs of others because we are preoccupied with our own pursuits. Those we love express anger toward us because of unmet needs. We can deepen our relationships by taking the time to be kind.

God's great love is demonstrated through the heart of a caring grandparent. God's creatures also reflect His creativity and humor.

Loving God whole-heartedly is a little like puppy love. We must love God sincerely, honestly and without reservation. God rejoices over His precious children with abandonment.

Every family has a "bad seed," a relative with a shady reputation that soils the family name. We all have the "seed of sin" and need new life in Christ.

Moms know the hearts of their children and have a special way of meeting their needs. Acts of kindness are cherished by those who receive them.

When believers give the Bible its rightful place of authority in their lives, they intimately experience its Author in life-changing ways.

God communicates with us by the Bible, by reason, by godly counsel, by circumstances, by dreams, signs and wonders. He speaks Holy Spirit to human spirit. How do we know God is speaking?

A wife should be a safe place for her husband. She should be a trustworthy and supportive confidant. Her husband should also praise his wife and be her spiritual leader. He should remove harmful influences from the home. A Christian marriage is always a testimony to others.

Christ's arms were outstretched to the weak, the poor, the despised and the unlovely. Matthew and John described the call of Christ to people who rejected Him.

The "Indescribable" companion devotional addresses the importance of praising God in our everyday lives. We are given a garment of praise by God, and when we wear it, we grow in intimacy with our Heavenly Father and see life from His perspective. The result is joy, peace and hope for the future.

Humility is the antidote for pride. We surrender to God's refining work in our lives, resulting in obedience and faith.