Christ in Our Home is a quarterly Christian devotional that brings you a daily message of God's amazing grace. Reflections and prayers are based on scripture readings from Revised Common Lectionary Daily Readings. Each day offers a Bible verse, a personal commentary or meditation, a suggested prayer concern, and a unique prayer. Enjoyed by readers for more than 60 years, Christ in Our Home is now available electronically.
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- Cover
- Title Page
- Contents
- Wednesday, January 1: Name of Jesus
- Thursday, January 2: A remnant redeemed
- Friday, January 3: A gated community
- Saturday, January 4: Made for this
- Sunday, January 5: Second Sunday after Christmas
- Monday, January 6: Epiphany of Our Lord
- Tuesday, January 7: Party clothes
- Wednesday, January 8: Bowing to the King
- Thursday, January 9: First-name basis
- Friday, January 10: Voice of majesty, voice of love
- Saturday, January 11: Joyful baptism
- Sunday, January 12: Baptism of Our Lord
- Monday, January 13: Be bold!
- Tuesday, January 14: Wide open
- Wednesday, January 15: What is “darkness”?
- Thursday, January 16: Bullhorns
- Friday, January 17: Amazing steadfastness
- Saturday, January 18: The common good
- Sunday, January 19: Second Sunday after Epiphany
- Monday, January 20: Church hurt
- Tuesday, January 21: God’s call in our lives
- Wednesday, January 22: God’s faithful presence
- Thursday, January 23: The grace of tears
- Friday, January 24: Getting God’s attention
- Saturday, January 25: Wellness check
- Sunday, January 26: Third Sunday after Epiphany
- Monday, January 27: A cry of presence
- Tuesday, January 28: Discerning God’s call
- Wednesday, January 29: Hands of mercy
- Thursday, January 30: God’s messenger
- Friday, January 31: Even the bats?
- Saturday, February 1: “I know how you feel”
- Sunday, February 2: The Presentation of Our Lord
- Monday, February 3: The bottomless jar
- Tuesday, February 4: Common ground
- Wednesday, February 5: Fears and faith
- Thursday, February 6: Here I am
- Friday, February 7: Start with thanksgiving
- Saturday, February 8: Hand it on!
- Sunday, February 9: Fifth Sunday after Epiphany
- Monday, February 10: Non nobis
- Tuesday, February 11: Self-care and service
- Wednesday, February 12: Guess who’s coming to dinner?
- Thursday, February 13: Keeping up appearances
- Friday, February 14: Like a tree
- Saturday, February 15: We know: risen indeed!
- Sunday, February 16: Sixth Sunday after Epiphany
- Monday, February 17: And he shall reign forever and ever
- Tuesday, February 18: Enemies of peace
- Wednesday, February 19: Everything clean
- Thursday, February 20: Messy relationships
- Friday, February 21: A refuge in times of trouble
- Saturday, February 22: The mystery of life
- Sunday, February 23: Seventh Sunday after Epiphany
- Monday, February 24: Alone
- Tuesday, February 25: Lost treasure
- Wednesday, February 26: Life in community
- Thursday, February 27: Sparkle!
- Friday, February 28: Holy closeness
- Saturday, March 1: Bold hope
- Sunday, March 2: Transfiguration of Our Lord, Last Sunday after Epiphany
- Monday, March 3: Designs of the heart
- Tuesday, March 4: Spectrum of splendor
- Wednesday, March 5: Ash Wednesday
- Thursday, March 6: Sojourners of faith
- Friday, March 7: God of shadow
- Saturday, March 8: International Women’s Day (of Faith)
- Sunday, March 9: First Sunday in Lent
- Monday, March 10: Things not seen
- Tuesday, March 11: Reconstructed by forgiveness
- Wednesday, March 12: Restless nights
- Thursday, March 13: Holy eavesdropping
- Friday, March 14: Waiting: the hardest part
- Saturday, March 15: Promises, promises
- Sunday, March 16: Bedtime lullaby
- Monday, March 17: Resting in our roots
- Tuesday, March 18: Sticky theology
- Wednesday, March 19: Joseph, Guardian of Jesus
- Thursday, March 20: Psalms as poetry
- Friday, March 21: Season of thirst
- Saturday, March 22: A way forward
- Sunday, March 23: Third Sunday in Lent
- Monday, March 24: You are enough
- Tuesday, March 25: Annunciation of Our Lord
- Wednesday, March 26: Open your eyes
- Thursday, March 27: Contentment
- Friday, March 28: Don’t go it alone
- Saturday, March 29: A permanent relationship
- Sunday, March 30: Fourth Sunday in Lent
- Monday, March 31: The heavenly choir
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