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Christian Devotional – September 8, 2026
ADHD Gospel, Day 24 Responsibility. Read Mark 6:30-44. It’s an iconic story and many people may not know much about the Bible, but will have heard that at one point Jesus fed a lot of people with five loaves of bread and two fish. As we read this account from Mark’s perspective, we see just how much Jesus puts the responsibility on the disciples. They were the ones responsible for finding something to eat. Jesus told his disciples that they were responsible for feeding the people. All of a sudden, their responsibility felt so overwhelming, and they realized that they could not possibly do what God asked them to do.…
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Christian Devotional – September 7, 2026
ADHD Gospel, Day 23 Guilt. Read Mark 6:7-16. Today’s verses are two stories that often are read separately, yet when I saw them today and read them together, they make so much sense together. Jesus sends out a group of people, his disciples, into the cities to preach and to teach and to share the message that people are to repent and turn to him. His disciples go and do exactly what he has told them to do. Because they do that, the king Herod hears about it. When Herod hears about it, he is immediately reminded of the message of John the Baptist, and he has tremendous guilt over…
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Christian Devotional – September 6, 2026
ADHD Gospel, Day 22 Disrespect and Disbelief. Read Mark 6:1-6. We all want to be believed. When we are trying to share information or convince others of something, it can be very frustrating when they don’t believe. Jesus faced this scenario. He had gone back to the area where he grew up and unfortunately, the people there only remembered him as a boy and his life growing up. They did not see him as the authoritative figure with the power that he truly had. Instead they didn’t believe what he was saying or what he was doing. Scripture says that Jesus didn’t do much while he was there because they…
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Christian Devotional – September 5, 2026
ADHD Gospel, Day 21 Don’t be afraid. Read Mark 5:35-43. We’ve all been afraid. As a parent, one of the things that can create the most fear in our life is dealing with difficult situations with our children. When our children are in pain or hurting or struggling with something, that can be one of the most fearful and fear inducing situations for any parent. This dad had to be feeling that way about his little girl. People had told him that his daughter had died, but Jesus said to not be afraid and to believe in him. As a result, the man saw a miracle and his daughter was…
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Christian Devotional – September 4, 2026
ADHD Gospel, Day 20 Searching. Read Mark 5:30-34. The woman did not want to be found. She wanted to remain in secret, and for no one else to know what she had done. She knew God could heal her, and she was confident in that. But she also knew she was an outcast and she didn’t want anybody else to know she was there because she really shouldn’t have been there in the first place. Still, Jesus spent time searching for her. She didn’t come forward immediately. She tried to make it so that it wasn’t a thing, but Jesus continued to look for her until she finally was willing…
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Christian Devotional – September 2, 2026
ADHD Gospel, Day 19 Immediately. Read Mark 5:21-29. Jesus was being pressed in on all sides by so many people who wanted his healing touch in their lives. As Jesus is traveling to the house of a man who was a religious leader and asked for his help, Jesus also had a side encounter. Reading the book of Mark, we are reminder of exactly how completely rapid-fire event happen. Jesus was busy doing one thing, and someone else interrupted him. Jesus took the time and the moment to focus on her and see her for who she was. She had tried to be discreet, but God’s healing touch in her…
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Christian Devotional – August 31, 2026
ADHD Gospel, Day 18 What to do with Jesus. Read Mark 5:11-20. For centuries, this has been the question. We’ve read scripture, and we see the things that Jesus does. We seek to understand why and how and for what reason, but ultimately, the question always comes back to us and what are we going to do with Jesus? Jesus has remained the same. He is steadfast he is consistent and we can trust him. But, we ultimately have to decide how we are going to respond to Jesus. As we finish this story, we see the man. He is changed remarkably, indescribably changed. He is changed in a way…
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Christian Devotional – August 30, 2026
ADHD Gospel, Day 17 Leave things the same! Read Mark 5:1-10. How many times have we begged Jesus to not change things in our life? Certainly, we all have the specific things that we want Jesus to improve or to heal, but ultimately, most of us really don’t want him to upend our life. We want to maintain the status quo and just continue on that way. Jesus never leaves people the same. Satan and his demons knew it then, and they know it today. As we read this story of a man who was possessed by multiple demons, their one cry to Jesus was to let them be. Let…
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Christian Devotional – August 29, 2026
ADHD Gospel, Day 16 Does Jesus care? Read Mark 4:35-41. Often as I’ve gone through life, I’ve heard many people talk about how they just don’t feel like Jesus cares. They just don’t feel like God cares about their situation, their struggles, or the pain that they’re going through. That feeling is nothing new. Here, we see Jesus and his disciples in a boat going through difficult situation with storms. The disciples actually end up asking him. “Hey, don’t you care?” Jesus responds by addressing their situation. However, Jesus could never have been upset or worried. He knew what control he had. He knew what the storm could do and…
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Christian Devotional – August 28, 2026
ADHD Gospel, Day 15 Understanding. Read Mark 4:26-34. How much do we really understand? So many times we think we know things and we think we have a good grasp of concepts. Yet, the older I’ve gotten, the more I’ve realized that I really don’t understand much of anything at all. As Jesus was speaking with the people and speaking with the disciples, he used parables as a way to help them understand difficult concepts. He was helping them understand. Jesus gave them as much information as they could understand at that point. So often, Jesus is doing the same thing today. He is giving us as much information as…