Welcome to Advent—a season of fierce grace and unyielding joy. Stop. Breathe it in. The King has come, triumphing over the grave and reigning on high. Together, let’s follow the trail of His glory, stepping into the story of the Child who broke the back of darkness and carried the weary to freedom. May these devotions be a lantern for your path and a spark for your wonder.

Provision. In a world of scarcity and striving, it feels like we’re always chasing after enough—enough money, enough time, enough security. But Advent reminds us that God is the ultimate Provider, and His supply is endless. From the manna in the wilderness to the loaves and fish that fed thousands, the Bible is filled with stories of God meeting His people’s needs in extraordinary ways.

And then there’s Bethlehem, where His greatest provision entered the world. In the humble birth of Christ, God gave us far more than we could ever ask for or imagine. He didn’t just provide for our daily needs—He met our greatest need of all, salvation. The Child in the manger is the ultimate provision, bridging the gap between sinful humanity and a holy God.

God’s provision isn’t about giving us everything we want but about meeting our needs in ways that lead us to Him. Even in seasons of waiting or lack, He is faithful. Advent calls us to trust in the God who not only provides but delights in doing so. If He gave us His own Son, how will He not graciously give us all things?

Prayer

Lord, You are the God who provides. Thank You for meeting all my needs, especially my greatest need for salvation. Teach me to trust in Your faithfulness and to live with gratitude for all You have given. Amen.

Action Point

Reflect on how God has provided for you this year. Write down three specific ways He has met your needs, and thank Him for His faithfulness.