Daily Devotional for Wednesday, April 22, 2026

Matthew 7:1 forbids hypocritical condemnation, not wise biblical discernment about sin, doctrine, and close associations.

What Really Happened in the Upper Room?

Jesus washed the apostles’ feet, exposed Judas, instituted the Lord’s Supper, and prepared His apostles for His departure.

Jehovah’s blotting out of transgressions means He truly removes the guilt of repentant sinners through His mercy and Christ’s sacrifice.

King Nadab was Jeroboam’s son and Israel’s second king, but his brief reign ended in judgment because he continued false worship.

Scripture shows that Jehovah’s people are defined by faith in Christ under the new covenant, not by ancestry, ritual badge, or national identity.

Proverbs 14:4 teaches that fruitful labor brings burdens, but wise people accept the mess of responsibility for the sake of righteous increase.

King Saul was Israel’s first king, a man of great promise whose reign collapsed because repeated disobedience hardened his heart against Jehovah.

What do the Bible’s main verses about homosexuality teach? A clear, scriptural study of Genesis, Leviticus, Jesus, Romans, and Paul.

Jesus Christ gathers His sheep by His voice, unites them as one flock, and leads them securely as the one Shepherd.

Postmodernism denies stable truth and meaning, but Scripture stands as God’s clear, final, and authoritative Word over every age.