DEVOTION

Before Joseph was a ruler, he was a promise. Before he wore robes in Egypt, he was the child of an old man’s tears.

Jesus is calling us to moral completeness. That moral completeness can't be found in individual performance or lack thereof. When he says, "Be ye therefore perfect," he is encouraging us to be complete, fulfilled, whole in Him!

Salvation is not something you earn—it’s something you live out. As God works within you, your role is to respond with reverence, obedience, and a willing heart, allowing His transforming work to be fully expressed in your life.

Meekness is not weakness—it is strength surrendered to God. When you trust Him enough to lay down pride and control, you position yourself to receive what only He can give.

The text does not say all things are good, but that God actively works through all circumstances—good and bad—to produce a good outcome for those aligned with His purpose.

Jesus is offering a divine exchange. Give up your self-centered life and follow me, and you will realize the life you've always wanted.

A CreedTek devotion on James 2:24, living faith, and why obedience shows faith to be real.

A CreedTek devotion on Leviticus 6:13, continual worship, and the quiet regular tending that keeps the fire of faith alive.

A CreedTek devotion on Colossians 2:9, Christ’s fullness, and why every spiritual add-on falls short of Jesus.

There are moments in Scripture when God’s presence cannot be ignored. A bush burns but is not consumed. A mountain trembles beneath smoke and fire. An altar glows with holy flame. And then, in Acts 2, something stunning happens in an upper room: “Divided tongues as of fire appeared to them and rested on each one of them.”— Acts 2:3 Luke is careful with his words. He says the tongues were “as of fire”—not literal flames, but something that looked like fire. The Greek word hōse