James highlights the paradoxical nature of the tongue. While humans have mastered the art of taming animals, the tongue remains beyond control.…

Jesus told His disciples plainly what was coming, and they did not grasp it. A devotional on selective hearing in family life, and the grace of remembering later.

Christ took our sin and gave us His righteousness. Paul says that same exchange makes us ambassadors of reconciliation, including under our own roofs. A devotional for strained households.

In a dry valley with no cloud in sight, God told three armies to start digging. A devotional on waiting actively, and on making room at home for what you are praying for.

Proverbs 3:5-6 is one of the best-loved verses in the Bible. Read on, and the chapter shows what that trust looks like in a household: in money, in sleep and in how we treat the people next door.

The ark of the covenant was overlaid with gold inside and out, though almost nobody would ever see the inside. A devotional on excellence in building, repairs and everyday work at home.

David’s fall began with an idle evening on his own roof. Job made a covenant with his eyes and refused to linger at his neighbour’s door. A devotional on secret sin and guarding the home.

When a will or a family decision leaves you with less than you expected, bitterness can take root quietly. Hebrews 12 and Ephesians 4 on pulling it up before it spreads.

Revelation’s vision of the New Jerusalem is less about gold streets than about God making His home with His people. A devotional for households still waiting, building or grieving.

We service the water pump and repaint the grilles, then run our own bodies into the ground for the sake of the house. An essay on Romans 8:11, rest and the dwelling we neglect most.