The devotional titled “Be Like Him – Sacrificial Love” focuses on understanding and exemplifying sacrificial love through the lens of Christian faith, grounded in 1 John 3:16. It invites believers to reflect on how Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice on the cross serves as a model for selfless love, urging them to lay down their lives—not necessarily physically, but through daily sacrifices of comfort, time, and resources—on behalf of others. The lesson is powerfully illustrated by the heroic example of Rick Rescorla, who sacrificed his life to save thousands during 9/11, embodying sacrificial love in a real-world scenario.
This week’s devotional encourages you to move beyond just knowing about Jesus—live like Him through intentional actions. Like Tabitha, who served others daily and inspired many, or Leo, who learned to act with kindness, we must embody Christ’s love. Use your unique gifts to serve, showing faith through deeds, because your life might be the only sermon others see.
This week’s devotional encourages you to reflect Jesus in your countenance—your face, attitude, and actions—by letting His light shine through you. Like a mirror reflecting the sun, your life should display His peace, love, and grace. Spending time with Him transforms your heart, so others see not an artificial smile, but the genuine image of Christ in you. Alma 3:27-29
This devotional theme “Be His Apprentice” emphasizes spiritual growth through discipleship, likening apprenticeship to closely following Jesus as our Master. Just as apprentices learn skills from masters, believers grow by studying scripture, praying, and seeking wisdom. This devotion encourages patience, persistence, and learning from mistakes to build a strong, faithful life modeled after Christ. Proverbs 1:5
The devotion emphasizes diligent, prayerful study of God’s Word to be “approved” (dokimos) like a tested, genuine coin. It warns against vain babblings that spread like gangrene, urging believers to rightly interpret scripture and seek God’s approval over worldly praise. A story illustrates the value of authenticity in faith, encouraging a heart prepared for eternity. 2Timothy 2:15-17
This week’s devotional encourages us to truly “feast” on the words of Christ—savoring and internalizing scripture rather than rushing through it like a snack. By delighting in the Word, it nourishes our souls, guides daily life, and builds a spiritual inheritance for future generations. Let’s deepen our study and live by His teachings. 2 Nephi 14:4
Endure to the end by pressing forward with steadfastness in Christ, despite life’s struggles. Like Olympian John Akhwari, who finished his race despite injury, we are called to keep moving forward, relying on God’s strength. Remember, it’s not speed but perseverance and faith that lead to eternal life. Keep your hand in Jesus and never give up. 2nd Nephi 13:27,29 & 30
The devotion titled “Take the First Step – Be Dedicated Followers” inspires believers to deepen their commitment to following Jesus Christ by reflecting on His example and prioritizing Him above all else. Rooted in scriptures such as 1 Peter 2:21 and 1 John 2:5-6, the message emphasizes that true discipleship involves more than admiration — it requires active, sacrificial following that mirrors Jesus’ love, service, forgiveness, wisdom, and sacrifice. The devotion challenges individuals to self-appraise their daily priorities, including how much time they dedicate to hobbies or entertainment versus time spent in relationship with Christ. It invites believers to integrate their passions into their Christian walk, using them as platforms to bear good fruit and witness for Him. The teaching encourages making intentional choices that reflect Jesus’ character and calls for practical reflection on how to serve, love, and emulate Christ daily. Guided prayer and discussion questions foster personal application, while the Kid’s Corner simplifies the message to encourage children to follow Jesus through kindness, good choices, and service.
This devotional guide focuses on the transformative theme of Jesus as the Good Shepherd, encouraging believers to embrace the calling of “Each One Reach One” by pointing others to Jesus. Drawing from John 10 and Doctrine & Covenants 16:4a, it emphasizes the shepherd’s role in caring, guiding, and protecting the sheep, illustrating Jesus’ sacrificial love and leadership. The devotional invites reflection on recognizing and responding to the Shepherd’s voice, fostering trust and security in Him. It inspires believers to follow Jesus’ example by caring for others, bringing them into the fold, and joyfully sharing the gospel. The guide includes interactive activities, discussion questions, and a prayer to deepen understanding and practical application. Additionally, the children’s corner highlights the story of Samuel learning to hear God’s voice, encouraging young believers to listen and obey God from an early age.
The devotional content for Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026, centers on the transformative power of discipleship, inspired by 2 Corinthians 5:17 which emphasizes becoming a new creature in Christ. Using the metaphor of a butterfly’s metamorphosis, it encourages believers to shed their old sinful selves and embrace a renewed life modeled after Jesus. The season of spring symbolizes rebirth and new beginnings, aligning with the spiritual renewal followers are called to pursue.
