Daily Devotionals?

[XionTawa]

Do you have a daily devotional (book/website/podcast/etc) that you use? If so, please share.

I have never looked into a daily devotion anything before, but now I have been looking into it to help me in my daily walk. The ones I am currently using (testing out) are Our Daily Bread and Crosswalk...

 

[Atown]

i love daily bread. my church also has a pretty well done devo
http://livingfaithfellowship.com/devotions/

they also have printable check list for reading the new or old testament per year. we try as a congregation to read the old testament one year and the new testament the next and rotate.

 

[ursen]

The Upper Room is good, and has been around a long time. http://devotional.upperroom.org/
Also I use Today in the Word, a little more substantial than Upper Room. It is put out by Moody Bible Institute, another organization that has been around a long time.
http://www.todayintheword.com/GenMoody/default.asp
You might also check out some of the material on Bible Gateway.com, they have pretty good devotionals along with the ability to cross reference to a large number of Bible versions.
http://www.biblegateway.com/devotionals/

edit: Today's, Tuesday 3, January 2012, devotional from Today in the Word is especially good.

 

[ewoksrule]

Tabletalk Devotions with R.C. Sproul Daily devotional insights from theologian and pastor R.C. Sproul. Includes "Coram Deo" (below). — Delivered Monday - Friday.

This is now available from biblegateway under the newsletter area. Pretty awesome.
http://www.biblegateway.com/newsletters/

 

[Kyrel Ruth]

I am using Sarah Young's, Jesus Calling. My friend Pam, and I each have the book and started the day after Christmas. Just beautiful!

Another awesome one, is by Pastor Rick Renner, Sparkling Gems from the Greek. <--- Intense!
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[XionTawa]

I would like to thank everyone that mentioned the YouVersion option, since I use YouVersion on my phone almost daily, have for well over a year, and never knew they had devotionals... LOL

 

[ewoksrule]

woah they do? goes to check app. I knew they had reading plans but not devos.

 

[XionTawa]

woah they do? goes to check app. I knew they had reading plans but not devos.

Same here, people were mentioning them, and I was like "oh, they are just talking about the reading plans", and then I got an email from Joyce Meyer saying her newest devotional is on YouVersion for free, and I was like "wait, what?" So I checked it out...

BTW...we should all share YouVersion profiles... click ^_^

 

[Durruck]

While I like the idea of sharing profiles, I'm not going to post mine publicly. It's got my full, real name in it. If you want to know what mine is, just PM me.

 

[GenghisKhan44]

There are, of course, the tried and true Divine Office, and the Rosary.

For something a bit more, erm, ecumenical, I have not found this pocket-sized book wanting. It's called "My Daily Bread", and explains Christian doctrine in simple, direct language for minds that want to learn Christ's ways.

 

[Tek7]

And don't forget the CGA's very own Verse of the Day Forum (also available in handy RSS2 feed format)!

 

[ewoksrule]

There are, of course, the tried and true Divine Office, and the Rosary.

For something a bit more, erm, ecumenical, I have not found this pocket-sized book wanting. It's called "My Daily Bread", and explains Christian doctrine in simple, direct language for minds that want to learn Christ's ways.

Ohh nice, if I enroll before I say my Rosary, I can gain extra spiritual benefits for each Rosary I pray.