HTL Daily Dose

Richard talks us through the final verses of Luke. How the disciples had to physical let go of Jesus but how this action was part of God’s plan for them and his Kingdom.

Today is the penultimate devotional in our 'Knowing Jesus' series. April reminds us that  God is always with us n matter what we're going though and when we turn to him he brings us peace!

On the road to Emmaus Jesus approaches his people and asks them questions about themselves and finds out about them – Christian shares points about the examples of Jesus’ life we should follow.

In today's devotional Martin reminds us that Jesus is with us today! Even though we may face challenges today be of good thoughts because Jesus has overcome the world.

The story of Joseph of Arimathea, although small, illustrates how God has a plan for us all with great purpose.

When we face troubles and trials, we must stay faithful to God – particularly during the times we’re in.

Jayne talks us through Jesus on the cross and how in the hurt and pain of that act paints a picture of God’s ultimate love.

How are we living for Jesus daily? Annette reminds us that when we turn to follow Jesus, we have to fight those daily battles so that we can follow God's way.

Today Frances reminds us that each day is a new day. God's love for us is unconditional, it's not just given to us when we do things right!

Pauline reminds us to think about our responses to situations and how that our response to things can show faith in action.

Today Vic challenges us to be bold for God, to stand for our relationship with him in order to share his love with others.

When we don’t know our own weakness and don’t seek God’s love and power, we can easily stumble but when we seek God and know we are made whole in him then we are made strong.

When we accept a situation, we aren’t giving up we are allowing peace in and God's wisdom comes to help us.

Stephen encourages us to use the power of prayer, especially when we are exhausted and feel all alone, because God knows and is with us.

Claire Shares thoughts about how the disciples who were sat at the table of the last supper relate to us in our present day.

Felicity leads us this morning and shares thoughts about the resources God has given us, and the power of Eucharist.

When we are tempted, we should always turn to Jesus, no matter what you have done - he is always there for you.

Experiencing the freedom of Jesus for ourselves helps us to share that freedom with others.

Helen encourages us to keep doing what we're doing weather big acts or small because Jesus notices everything that builds his kingdom.

Do we love what Jesus loved? Lat challenges us to reflect on what Jesus did and to find ways to follow his example.

When we accept God into our lives, we are first children of his before anything else. And we must trust him in all things.

Eri reassures us that Jesus’ authority is over us and this authority helps us in times that are good and times that are hard.

Rosamund, asks us how we are living for God? Because as God's chosen people, he works through us to bring about His Kingdom. 

Today Sam breaks down how to understand the parable of the evil farmers and asks how do we respond to the challenges presented to us in this story.

When things get in the way of our relationship with Christ, we must be intentional with our actions.

Today Heather explains how Jesus entered Jerusalem in a way that people didn’t expect, but how important the way he did was – then and still today.

What do you need to do to get a clear view of Jesus? Cameron reminds us that a relationship with Jesus leads to change, reconciliation and salvation.

Sometimes it’s hard to see where we have planted God’s seeds and he has grown in other people's lives but God is at work in the little details.

We must see that Jesus is the center of who we are as followers of him and if he isn't then how can we make him be?

Neil challenges us to remove the obstacles that might be stopping us connecting and seeing god. When things are removed, we will be able to see that there is more for us and for those around us.

Liz reads from Luke 18:31-34 and explains how Jesus experienced and related to so much that we humans experience - brokenness, sadness, despair. He isn't distant, he understands.

Today Elaine breaks down the passage and challenges us how we should not have the attitude of the rich, young ruler but rather the attitude of the wise men.

Ollie reminds us that we must live with humility following Jesus' teachings and the way he lived humbly.

Marie shares that during this year we have been called to pray and how going forward into the new year we shouldn’t stop being persistent and united with our prayers.

Today Megan leads our devotion, reminding us that the Kingdom of God is within us, and how we should live in hope for the kingdom to come.

Today are mission link partner Sarah shares that when we are grateful and thankful to God, our spirit has life and joy rises up within us.

Jitesh challenges us about the attitude we have when we’re asked to follow Jesus and when he asks things of us how do we respond.

In this devotional Steffany remains us that our thoughts, words and actions now are preparing our way to eternity.

Nik leads us in this morning's reflection. He talks about how we are in a broken world and as humans fall short but gives us hope that Jesus come to restore us and make us whole.

Elaine reminds us how we should be pursuing God and his kingdom rather than pursuing earthly success.

Elena reminds and challenges us today that we should celebrate our brothers and sisters for they are and how God longs for us all to be in his presence.

Jewels reminds us that everyone - no matter what they have done - is precious to God.

Today AJ talks about how we are called away from worldly things to follow Jesus.

How do we share and invite people into the Kingdom of God? Is what Asher talks about in today's devotional.

Lat reminds us that Jesus is always with us and that he sets us free by taking hold, healing and then sending us out.

Today Sam shares with us how during this time we need to be aware of how God is Protecting us.

Today Pippa shares that when we truly know the love of Jesus, we should share this with other so they can know it to.

Today Martha challenges us to do acts of kindness which show love because by doing this we bring God's Kingdom.

In today's devotional Ollie reminds us that Jesus gives us hope despite our circumstances and situations.