The Open Word Daily e-Devotionals

The Open Word e-Devotional

Your Open Word e-Devotional for January 13th

Published: Mon, 01/13/14

Hello ,In his sermon titled "Think Hard, Stay Humble," Francis Chan told the following story about a man named Vaughn who radiated the love of Christ…

Your Open Word e-Devotional for January 12th

Published: Sun, 01/12/14

Hello In his book What Good Is God?, Philip Yancey writes about being invited to speak at a conference on ministry to women in prostitution. After…

Your Open Word e-Devotional for January 10th

Published: Fri, 01/10/14

Hello ,Richard Stearns, the president of World Vision, reflected on his visit to a church in Port-au-Prince, Haiti nearly a year after the devastating…

Your Open Word e-Devotional for January 9th

Published: Thu, 01/09/14

Hello ,Gordon MacDonald shares the following story that really touched my heart recently:In the fall of 1956, I began my final year at the Stony Brook…

Your Open Word e-Devotional for January 8th

Published: Wed, 01/08/14

Hello ,A man who (recently) provided sign language interpretation on stage for Nelson Mandela's memorial service, attended by scores of heads of…

Your Open Word e-Devotional for January 7th

Published: Tue, 01/07/14

Hello ,What could a team of medical doctors possibly learn about practicing medicine from a Formula One racing team? If the doctors remain teachable,…

Your Open Word e-Devotional for January 6th

Published: Mon, 01/06/14

Hello ,Some of the most difficult prayers that I have ever prayed are for people that have shown me that they don't have my best interest in mind.

Your Open Word e-Devotional for January 5th

Published: Sun, 01/05/14

Hello ,This morning, I'd like to leave you alone with just your Bible reading, and encourage you to quietly talk to your Heavenly Father. Sometimes,…

Your Open Word e-Devotional for January 4th

Published: Sat, 01/04/14

Hello ,In an interview with Fortune, Ted Turner, the media mogul and founder of CNN, was asked, "I know you were religious up to the point of seeing…

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