Topic
Witness
10 devotionals · 3 apologetics · 3 opinions
- One Thing I KnowThe Pharisees called the healed man back and told him to give God the glory, because they knew Jesus was a sinner. He couldn't argue theology. He could only say he used to be blind and now he could see. They threw him out. Christ never throws His own out. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-11-09-one-thing-i-know/
- Ask HimA man born blind could see, and the Pharisees wanted to talk about the calendar. It was a Sabbath. They split over Jesus, grilled the man, then hauled in his parents. Mom and Dad knew exactly who'd done it, and they said, ask him. They were afraid. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-11-08-ask-him/
- The Light of the WorldJesus stood in the temple and said He's the light of the world. The Pharisees said a man can't vouch for himself. He told them He wasn't alone, because the Father vouches for Him. Nobody laid a hand on Him. His hour hadn't come. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-11-02-the-light-of-the-world/
- Should Christians Sit Out the Midterms?You may ask whether a Christian's vote is optional. It isn't. Politics got filthy when the church packed up and left. Here's where the 2026 midterms actually stand on abortion, the border, Islam, welfare, and the shape of government, and what Scripture says about each.
- His Time, Not TheirsJesus' own brothers didn't believe in Him. They gave Him PR advice: get to Jerusalem and put on a show for the world. He told them His time hadn't come. The Father kept the clock, and He kept one for those brothers too. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-10-28-his-time-not-theirs/
- Can a Christian Dress Up on Halloween?Dress up on Halloween if you want. Dress up in July too. But a Christian doesn't play the witch, the medium, or the demon, not even for one night. You don't wear what God calls an abomination as a joke. Costumes are fine. Celebrating darkness isn't.
- Four WitnessesJesus did not ask anyone to take His word alone. He called four witnesses: John the Baptist, His own works, the Father, and the Scriptures. Then He told the experts in Moses that Moses himself would accuse them. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-10-20-four-witnesses/
- Did Jesus Claim to Be God?Did Jesus claim to be God? His enemies thought so. They tried to stone Him for it more than once, and the high priest tore his robes over it. Men who wanted Him dead understood Him better than modern scholars who want Him tame.
- Which Idols Should Our Kids Smash?A pastor handed kids hammers to smash statues of Mary. The kids in that room were never going to pray to plaster. They will be tempted by money, applause, power, and people. Smash the wrong idol and you teach the wrong lesson.
- Come, See a ManShe left her jar, ran to town, and said come see a Man who told me everything. The disciples talked food. Jesus talked harvest. Samaria believed, first by her word, then by His.
- Skeptics Won't Believe ThisEvery skeptic already believes the world exists without being able to prove it. Russell admitted as much. So the question is not whether belief gates knowledge. It is which belief, and who gives it.
- He Must IncreaseJohn’s disciples were jealous that Jesus was getting the crowds. John told them the truth: a man gets only what Heaven gives him, and the Bridegroom gets the bride. He must increase.
- Pascal's Wager Without HellStrip Hell out of Pascal’s Wager and the math still wrecks the shrug. Missing God forever is not a safe middle. And no man bets himself into the new birth.
- We Have Found the MessiahDiscipleship begins with a pointed finger and a followed Lamb. Andrew hears, follows, stays, then finds his brother — and Jesus renames Simon before Simon has proved a thing.
- I Am Not the ChristWhen the religious machine pressed John for a title, he answered with three refusals and one vocation: he was not the Christ — only a voice clearing the road for the Lord.
- A Witness to the True LightJohn was sent to point — not to be the Light. The True Light came to His own, was refused, and still gives the right to become children of God to those born not of blood or will, but of God.
- One Thing I KnowThe Pharisees called the healed man back and told him to give God the glory, because they knew Jesus was a sinner. He couldn't argue theology. He could only say he used to be blind and now he could see. They threw him out. Christ never throws His own out. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-11-09-one-thing-i-know/
- Ask HimA man born blind could see, and the Pharisees wanted to talk about the calendar. It was a Sabbath. They split over Jesus, grilled the man, then hauled in his parents. Mom and Dad knew exactly who'd done it, and they said, ask him. They were afraid. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-11-08-ask-him/
- The Light of the WorldJesus stood in the temple and said He's the light of the world. The Pharisees said a man can't vouch for himself. He told them He wasn't alone, because the Father vouches for Him. Nobody laid a hand on Him. His hour hadn't come. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-11-02-the-light-of-the-world/
- His Time, Not TheirsJesus' own brothers didn't believe in Him. They gave Him PR advice: get to Jerusalem and put on a show for the world. He told them His time hadn't come. The Father kept the clock, and He kept one for those brothers too. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-10-28-his-time-not-theirs/
- Four WitnessesJesus did not ask anyone to take His word alone. He called four witnesses: John the Baptist, His own works, the Father, and the Scriptures. Then He told the experts in Moses that Moses himself would accuse them. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-10-20-four-witnesses/
- Come, See a ManShe left her jar, ran to town, and said come see a Man who told me everything. The disciples talked food. Jesus talked harvest. Samaria believed, first by her word, then by His.
- He Must IncreaseJohn’s disciples were jealous that Jesus was getting the crowds. John told them the truth: a man gets only what Heaven gives him, and the Bridegroom gets the bride. He must increase.
- We Have Found the MessiahDiscipleship begins with a pointed finger and a followed Lamb. Andrew hears, follows, stays, then finds his brother — and Jesus renames Simon before Simon has proved a thing.
- I Am Not the ChristWhen the religious machine pressed John for a title, he answered with three refusals and one vocation: he was not the Christ — only a voice clearing the road for the Lord.
- A Witness to the True LightJohn was sent to point — not to be the Light. The True Light came to His own, was refused, and still gives the right to become children of God to those born not of blood or will, but of God.
- Can a Christian Dress Up on Halloween?Dress up on Halloween if you want. Dress up in July too. But a Christian doesn't play the witch, the medium, or the demon, not even for one night. You don't wear what God calls an abomination as a joke. Costumes are fine. Celebrating darkness isn't.
- Did Jesus Claim to Be God?Did Jesus claim to be God? His enemies thought so. They tried to stone Him for it more than once, and the high priest tore his robes over it. Men who wanted Him dead understood Him better than modern scholars who want Him tame.
- Pascal's Wager Without HellStrip Hell out of Pascal’s Wager and the math still wrecks the shrug. Missing God forever is not a safe middle. And no man bets himself into the new birth.
- Should Christians Sit Out the Midterms?You may ask whether a Christian's vote is optional. It isn't. Politics got filthy when the church packed up and left. Here's where the 2026 midterms actually stand on abortion, the border, Islam, welfare, and the shape of government, and what Scripture says about each.
- Which Idols Should Our Kids Smash?A pastor handed kids hammers to smash statues of Mary. The kids in that room were never going to pray to plaster. They will be tempted by money, applause, power, and people. Smash the wrong idol and you teach the wrong lesson.
- Skeptics Won't Believe ThisEvery skeptic already believes the world exists without being able to prove it. Russell admitted as much. So the question is not whether belief gates knowledge. It is which belief, and who gives it.