ADDBIBLE, Audio Daily Devotion

In Hebrews 2, we are warned not to neglect an offer of salvation. Do you understand salvation? Have you accepted or neglected this great gift?

In Hebrews 1, we will learn Jesus was superior to angels.

Today, we finish the Gospel of Mark. We are in the last chapter, Mark 16, about the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Do you believe Jesus rose from the dead?

Mark 15 is the crucifixion of Jesus. Some say Jesus never died; therefore He never rose from the dead. What do you believe?

Mark 14 is filled with passion leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus. It is seventy-two verses, a long chapter. How do you do under pressure? Is, “Not my will but Thy will be done”, on your lips?

In Mark 13, Jesus talks about the end of the age. Are you pre-trib, mid-trib, or post-trib (tribulation)?

Mark 12 is forty-four verses, including the greatest commandment. Do you know it? Is it one of the Ten Commandments?

In Mark 11, we begin Passion Week with the triumphal entry into Jerusalem by Jesus, commonly known as Palm Sunday. When He gets to the temple, He cleans house demonstrating righteous anger. Do you have anger issues?

Today brings us to the fifty-two verses of Mark 10. What does Jesus say about divorce? Is it adultery to divorce and remarry?

Today brings us to the fifty-two verses of Mark 10. What does Jesus say about divorce? Is it adultery to divorce and remarry?

Today brings us to the fifty-two verses of Mark 10. What does Jesus say about divorce? Is it adultery to divorce and remarry?

Mark 9 is fifty verses about Jesus, the transfiguration, and His pending death and resurrection. Do you believe, or do you need help with unbelief?

Mark 8 is halfway through the Gospel of Mark. After seven chapters of Jesus communicating and demonstrating who He is, He asks His disciples, “who do you say that I am?” (v. 29). If He asks you, what will your answer be?

In Mark 7, we are confronted with the commandments of God versus the traditions of men. How do we know the difference? Which are you following?

In Mark 7, we are confronted with the commandments of God versus the traditions of men. How do we know the difference? Which are you following?

Mark 6 is a long chapter, fifty-six verses. As people encountered Jesus, some hardened their hearts toward Him. Is your heart hard or soft as you encounter Jesus in His Word?

Mark 5 is filled with Jesus performing various miracles. Do you believe in miracles?

Mark chapter 4 contains the parable of the sower. As the seed of the Word of God is sown in you, what is the condition of your ground? There are four options.

In the Gospel of Mark chapter 3, we learn about the unforgivable sin. In chapter 2, we learned about the forgiveness of God through Jesus Christ. If Jesus forgives, why is there an unforgivable sin?

In Mark’s gospel chapter 2, we see Jesus has the power to forgive sin. Do you believe He does? Have you personally received His forgiveness for your sins?

The theme of the Gospel of Mark is to present and defend Jesus’ universal call to discipleship. To Mark, discipleship is essentially a relationship with Jesus. This includes trusting in Him, confessing Him, following His teaching, and being shaped by a relationship to Him. It also means facing rejection like Jesus did. Let's get started.

Throughout Chronicles, we saw those who chose to do right in the sight of the Lord, and those who chose to do evil in the sight of the Lord. We have the same choice. What is yours?

King Manasseh starts weak but ends strong. King Josiah starts young and gains even more strength. How about you? It’s not how you start; it’s how you finish. How will you finish?

The revival of Hezekiah continues in 2 Chronicles 31 and 32. When trouble comes, do you see with physical or spiritual eyes? Do you humble yourself and listen for the voice of God?

Today, we are in 2 Chronicles 29 and 30. They are long, but exciting chapters. There is no Book of Hezekiah in the Bible, but these chapters cover part of his reign. Do you need revival?

Today is day twenty-seven in our thirty-one-day journey through 1 and 2 Chronicles and brings us to 2 Chronicles 27 and 28, mostly about King Ahaz. The tougher it got, the more faithless he got. How about you? When life gets tough, do you walk toward, or away from God?

Today, we are in 2 Chronicles 25 and 26. How long have you been a Christian? Have you remained consistent? Will you finish strong?

Today, we cover 2 Chronicles 23 and 24. Who is the voice of Christianity today? Is it the Pope? Is it your pastor? Who has the ear of political leaders in your nation?

In 2 Chronicles 21 and 22, evil influences good. Who do you hang with? Who influences you? Are you rubbing off on them, or are they rubbing off on you?

Today, we are in 2 Chronicles 19 and 20, the continuation of King Jehoshaphat. When a battle comes your way, do you call upon the name of the Lord? Or do you fight it on your own?

Today brings us to 2 Chronicles 17 and 18. One prophet stands against 400. Can God trust you to be a lone voice for Him?

Today, we will cover three chapters in 2 Chronicles covering the reign of King Asa in Judah. Did your walk with Jesus start well? Have you stayed the course? Will you finish strong?

Today is day twenty in our thirty-one-day journey through 1 and 2 Chronicles. God grants us choice. It is our choice to follow or abandon God. What is your choice?

In 2 Chronicles 10 and 11, Solomon is gone. His son has the opportunity to take over the most prosperous kingdom on earth. It does not happen. Have you been handed a golden opportunity, yet failed to grasp it?

2 Chronicles 8 and 9 are the end of Solomon’s reign. Do you have more than enough? Do you believe God can give you more than enough?

Today, we cover 2 Chronicles 6 and 7, some great chapters in the Word of God. Solomon offers one of the great prayers in the Bible and the temple is dedicated. Does God hear our prayers?

Today, we are going to cover three short chapters, 3, 4, and 5 of 2 Chronicles. The glory of God touches earth. Can you imagine the glory of God?

2 Chronicles is a continuation of 1 Chronicles. The beginning of 2 Chronicles comes midway in the second major section of Chronicles on the united kingdoms of David and Solomon. Solomon completes what his father David started.

Today, we come to the end of 1 Chronicles. If you have children, what do you want for them? Have you been able to pass on your faith to them?

Today, we are in 1 Chronicles 26 and 27. What has God created you for? Have you asked Him? Has He answered you?