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
- Copyright
- Lesser festivals and commemorations
- Writers
- Tuesday, July 1: Time is precious
- Wednesday, July 2: The Spirit’s directive
- Thursday, July 3: Our final word
- Friday, July 4: Sing like no one is listening
- Saturday, July 5: The spectacles of faith
- Sunday, July 6: Fourth Sunday after Pentecost
- Monday, July 7: Omitting the period
- Tuesday, July 8: The gift of confession
- Wednesday, July 9: With knocking knees
- Thursday, July 10: Stop, look, and listen
- Friday, July 11: Twelve words
- Saturday, July 12: Gospelled lives
- Sunday, July 13: Fifth Sunday after Pentecost
- Monday, July 14: Christ’s eyes in the blessed poor
- Tuesday, July 15: She hated me
- Wednesday, July 16: Keeping our hearts’ eyes wide open
- Thursday, July 17: Inviting the divine
- Friday, July 18: Character matters
- Saturday, July 19: Actions matter
- Sunday, July 20: Sixth Sunday after Pentecost
- Monday, July 21: Love the law, not lawyering
- Tuesday, July 22: Mary Magdalene, Apostle
- Wednesday, July 23: Picky eaters
- Thursday, July 24: Reversing our hearts
- Friday, July 25: James, Apostle
- Saturday, July 26: Growing in Christ
- Sunday, July 27: Seventh Sunday after Pentecost
- Monday, July 28: Wise as serpents
- Tuesday, July 29: Good intentions
- Wednesday, July 30: Achieving perfection
- Thursday, July 31: Christian virtue
- Friday, August 1: Ransomed
- Saturday, August 2: Choosing another way
- Sunday, August 3: Eighth Sunday after Pentecost
- Monday, August 4: At home in God
- Tuesday, August 5: The mystery of Christ
- Wednesday, August 6: Returning to God
- Thursday, August 7: Do not be afraid
- Friday, August 8: Because God is faithful
- Saturday, August 9: The assurance of things hoped for
- Sunday, August 10: Ninth Sunday after Pentecost
- Monday, August 11: Living up to promises
- Tuesday, August 12: The prophet Huldah
- Wednesday, August 13: Fulfilled promises
- Thursday, August 14: No secret places
- Friday, August 15: Mary, Mother of Our Lord
- Saturday, August 16: Hoping, enduring
- Sunday, August 17: Tenth Sunday after Pentecost
- Monday, August 18: God, our blanket fort
- Tuesday, August 19: The common cup
- Wednesday, August 20: Clearing out our souls
- Thursday, August 21: A good deed can change the world
- Friday, August 22: Christ and his benefits
- Saturday, August 23: A tale of two mountains
- Sunday, August 24: Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost
- Monday, August 25: Bartholomew, Apostle
- Tuesday, August 26: Heap coals on God
- Wednesday, August 27: Empty buckets
- Thursday, August 28: Wherever you go, there you are
- Friday, August 29: Extra nos
- Saturday, August 30: Focusing through the saints
- Sunday, August 31: Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost
- Monday, September 1: Two things are true
- Tuesday, September 2: Growing in grace
- Wednesday, September 3: God’s table
- Thursday, September 4: Choose life
- Friday, September 5: Roots and resilience
- Saturday, September 6: Acting out of love
- Sunday, September 7: Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost
- Monday, September 8: The goodness of God
- Tuesday, September 9: Repair in relationships
- Wednesday, September 10: Sing, sing, sing
- Thursday, September 11: Pause and pray
- Friday, September 12: Trumpet sounds
- Saturday, September 13: Always a student
- Sunday, September 14: Holy Cross Day
- Monday, September 15: God is
- Tuesday, September 16: Waiting for God’s time
- Wednesday, September 17: Dialogue with God
- Thursday, September 18: Honest weights and measures
- Friday, September 19: All day long
- Saturday, September 20: Let us pray
- Sunday, September 21: Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost
- Monday, September 22: Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist
- Tuesday, September 23: Table talk
- Wednesday, September 24: Giving to God
- Thursday, September 25: Speaking God’s truth
- Friday, September 26: Praise God!
- Saturday, September 27: Contentment
- Sunday, September 28: Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost
- Monday, September 29: Michael and All Angels
- Tuesday, September 30: Judgment and mercy
- Spread the word!
- Prayers
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