Latest Devotionals

Goodness & Mercy

David describes God’s goodness and mercy as agents who pursue the Christian. Learn why these important guardians are needed in your life every day.

Previous Devotionals

Anointed

Why is it important for us to be anointed by God? Learn why David uses this phrase to teach us about happiness in Psalm 23:5

My Cup Overflows

Learn about the two cups available to humanity and why you need the cup that David talks about more than anything else. Psalm 23:5

Your Staff

There is a place of rest for the burdened soul who follows the path of the Shepherd. Learn why the staff described in Psalm 23:4 was so important for David and how it can help you.

The Peace of God

Learn how the peace of God can make you thankful in the midst of difficulty this Thanksgiving season. Based on Colossians 3:15

The Rod

Learn why the rod of God in Psalm 23:4 brings comfort to David during his darkest moments and see that this same tool is also available to you.

My Enemies

The question is never whether we have enemies or not, but rather, how do we deal with them? Learn how by watching this video on Psalm 23:5

This is episode 5 in a series of videos on Psalm 23

In Psalm 23:4 David transitions into a personal experience with God, yet this is the darkest part of the Psalm. Is it possible to get closer to God during our darkest moments? Watch this video to learn more .

Restored

In Psalm 23:3, David speaks of restoration. Have you ever wondered why this follows verses 1 and 2 which suggests that all is well with the sheep? The power of this verse is that it shows us how prone we are to walk away from that which is good and that the Shepherd continues to pursue and bring us back to his fold. Learn more by watching this video.

This is video is part 3 of a series on Psalm 23:1-6.

Green Grass

In Psalm 23:2, David reminds us that the Shepherd is the only one who has the power to make the sheep lie down. This scene of restfulness comes when all the sheep’s needs are met due to the Shepherd’s work. Learn the great truth that this lesson teaches about how God takes care of you by watching this video.

This is video is part 2 of a series on Psalm 23:1-6.

My Shepherd

Psalm 23:1 David confidently proclaims, “The Lord is My Shepherd, I shall not want.” Have you ever wondered why having the Lord leads to such satisfaction and contentment? Check out this video to find out.

This is video is part of a series on Psalm 23:1-6.

Processing Pain

Life with all of its broken pieces still has a purpose. Our moments of grief are not useless in the great hand of God. Learn why Romans 8:28 applies to you, your situation. Learn what God’s response is to your present heartache and pain.

Pure Religion

Based on James chapters 1 and 4. Pastor Jermaine shares some insights on what we really need during these turbulent times. Watch to find out how and why pure religion is so important.

A Safe Distance

Based on Luke 22:54 and James 1:12. Pastor Jermaine shares why it is crucial not to allow any distance between Jesus and us in our moments of difficulty. That we cannot afford not to pray and study the word of God when we are experiencing hard times, but that we should see trials an opportune time when God is drawing close to us!

No Doubting?

Based on Matthew 14:30, 31, and James 1:5-8, Pastor Jermaine takes a look at how doubt works to destroy faith in what God can do, and what we can do to avoid the many uncertainties that come into our lives during our most trying moments. Like, share, or comment on this video. We would love to hear from you. Thank you for being a part of the UChurch community.

Ask God

Pastor Jermaine Gayle shares from James 1:5 that there is a prayer that God always responds to with a resounding yes! In our moments of difficulty, we need to ask God for His wisdom so that we can face our trials, not only with understanding but also with confidence, knowing that He has our good in mind.