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It's one thing to feel remorse. It's another thing to wallow in regret.

In order to see people as God sees them, we may need the Vine-grower to prune the branch of cynicism.

What would it look like to be satisfied in God?

Surely, God wants us to be mindful of unrealistic expectations we have—both of ourselves and of others.

God wants to prune both pride and despair—two extremes that fail to capture our God-given identity

Today, we explore what it might be like to shed an adult perspective in favor of childlike faith.

Some of us carry negativity with us everyone where we go. It's time for God to prune that habit.

We live in a distracted age. God surely wants to prune us of some of that distraction.

One of the things to be pruned: our desire not to be pruned.

Today, we ask ourselves this: are we false in our presentation of ourselves to God, others, and our own self?

Today's is a shorty ... but a goody.

Today's devotion draws our attention to a false version of the Gospel: attempts to earn favor.

Are you prone to complain? If God pruned that negative habit, what positive habit might God put in its place?

It can be hard to accept all the things that are outside of our control. Yet, God wants to prune that urge.

To truly engage this one, we will need Spirit-driven courage.