5-Minute Devotion — Day 3 — Do Not Be Troubled | myPodQuest

5-Minute Devotion — Day 5 — Jesus Found Him Again | myPodQuest

Jesus found the man at the pool, and later He found him again in the temple. That second finding matters. Grace does not abandon us after the miracle. Jesus keeps seeking, calling, and drawing us deeper. In today’s 5-minute devotion, we reflect on the Savior who finds us before we seek Him and keeps walking with us afterward.

5-Minute Devotion — Day 4 — Grace Changes What Carries You | myPodQuest

For years, the man’s bed carried him. But when Jesus said, “Rise, take up your bed and walk,” everything changed. The thing that once carried him now had to be carried by him. Today’s devotion reflects on how grace not only comforts us in brokenness, but also calls us into a new way of walking with Jesus.

Episode 45 - The Sabbath Journey | myPodQuest

In Episode 45, Pastor Kip takes a biblical journey through the Sabbath — from creation, to the wilderness, to Sinai, to the prophets, to Jesus, and finally to the promise of the new earth. Rather than beginning with debate, this episode follows the story of Sabbath as blessing, remembrance, freedom, worship, delight, restoration, and a sign of belonging to the God who creates, redeems, heals, and restores

5-Minute Devotion — Day 3 — When Hope Feels Risky | myPodQuest

When Jesus asked, “Do you want to be made well?” the man answered with the reasons healing had not happened. Disappointment can leave shrapnel in the soul, making hope feel risky. In today’s 5-minute devotion, we bring our honest disappointments to Jesus and remember that He is not limited by the systems that have failed us.

5-Minute Devotion — Day 2 — More Than Looked At, Fully Seen | myPodQuest

There is a difference between being looked at and being truly seen. In John 5, Jesus saw more than a man on a mat. He saw the years, the pain, the disappointment, and the story behind the condition. Today’s devotion invites us to rest in this truth: Jesus sees us fully, and He sees us with mercy.