Daily Devotions with Pastor Jim Cymbala

Join Pastor Jim Cymbala for today’s daily devotional from Psalm 140. Our words have the power to give life or death. In a world full of social media rampages, we’ve all seen the tragedies that venomous words can cause. Why do we feel the need to tear others down when we could lift them up instead? One day we will be judged by God for every word we’ve ever said. We must seek the Lord and be filled with His Spirit so that our words can be sweet, not poisonous.

Join Pastor Jim Cymbala for today’s daily devotional from Psalm 139. In this devotional, Pastor Cymbala talks about a couple of the most encouraging verses in the Bible. There is no darkness to God—He sees every hurt, heartbreak, and hidden sin. We can hide nothing from Him. How beautiful it is that God loves us through our darkest moments!

Join Pastor Jim Cymbala for today’s daily devotional from Psalm 138. Many people speculate about what humility is. Some say the weight of our sin is what keeps Christians humble. But actually, Jesus giving us kindness and mercy instead of the judgment we deserve for our sins makes us want to have humility! Let’s pray to be empty of ourselves so that we can be full of God.

Join Pastor Jim Cymbala for today’s daily devotional from Psalm 137. In this devotional, Pastor Cymbala encourages us to have fellowship with the Lord. Remember when you first got saved? As we get older and move past that initial day of salvation, many of us lose our joy—the songs in our hearts dry up because of lost fellowship with God! We can never lose relationship with Him, but we sometimes slip out of fellowship. Let’s restore fellowship with Jesus today and sing a song of praise!

Join Pastor Jim Cymbala for today’s daily devotional from Luke 2:22–32. In this devotional, Pastor Cymbala reminds us of the importance of the Holy Spirit. Christianity is based on the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ our Lord. But we can’t worship and serve Him without the power and influence of the third member of the Trinity—the Holy Spirit. Let’s pray to be Spirit-filled Christians, today and every day. Our relationships with Christ will be far better for it!