Morning Devotions Series
President’s Chapel
President Joel Kim's closing chapel message of the fall 2019 semester
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Praying to Know
It can be difficult to know how to pray for ourselves and others, but the Apostle Paul reminds us of three things we can pray that we all will increasingly know.
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Gracious Word
In these verses we ascend the summit of John’s prologue. In it we hear echoes of God’s appearing on the mountain to Moses, who condescends once again, only now embodied in the Word. He comes in the fullness of his steadfast love and faithfulness for those who look to him out of the emptiness they feel within. And those that do will not be disappointed.
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The God Who Carries
The Lord bears up his frail saints in the righteousness of Christ to bring to His glorious Zion.
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Isaiah 52:1-12
Morning devotion from Isaiah 52:1-12
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2 Corinthians 1:1-11
Morning devotion from 2 Corinthians 1:1-11
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Will the Real Servant Please Stand Up?
Knowing the "Servant" of Isaiah 49 not only provides comfort during the difficulties of our "exile" experiences, but also compassion and courage to help those who need the Servant's redemption and reconciliation.
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Regenerating Word
Everyone wants to belong—to become part of a circle of friends or a group where they will be accepted, valued and loved. But often the price of admittance is costly and one’s ongoing status is fragile. So what does the Word offer to those who feel like they do not belong or think they will not become anyone of value?
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The Lord’s Love to the Loveless
God will provide redemption and peace to his people through the Servant of the Lord
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Let the Little Dogs Come
Morning devotion from Matthew 15:1-28
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Rejected Word
It is one thing to hear that the Word is eternality itself and is the fountain of life and is the light of the World. It is another thing altogether to acknowledge it—which is what most people are unwilling to do.
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Our God vs. the Idols
Fear drives us to find security in the idols we make instead of the God who has made us, chosen us and redeemed us. Isaiah 44 justifies trust in the God of Israel and displays the foolishness of trusting idols.
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Word of Light
The prologue of John states that the Word “was life, and the life was the light of men.” He gives what he is. For those who live in a world of darkness what truth could offer more hope than this? He who is “the light of life” intrudes himself upon the deepest shadows to bring a redemption no one else can.
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