• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content

Way Anchor

Bible Studies and Devotionals

  • Daily Devotionals
  • Scripture List
  • Scripture writing Plan
  • Bible Reading Plan
  • How to Study the Bible
  • Scripture Writing Plan

The Ultimate Love Story: Finding Faith and Connection

Way Anchor/ Daily Devotionals

The Allure of Romance and Comedy

I love a good romance story, especially one laced with comedy, where two characters have undeniable chemistry. One secretly pines while revealing their true feelings through every longing gaze.

Embracing the Chaos of Romantic Comedy

When things go wrong in a romantic comedy, it can be heart-wrenching, but I never worry. The more things fall apart, the more I look forward to seeing how creatively the writers will put it back together. 

God’s Love Story: A Divine Narrative

The Bible credits Jesus as the author and finisher of our faith (see Hebrews 12:2 NKJV). God wrote the best love story of all time: a story of creation separated from her Creator. It is a narrative involving the patient and elaborate plan that the Creator sets into motion to bring her back.

The Impact of Sin and Darkness

Sin entered this world through mankind and brought with it a debt that humanity could never repay. It fused itself into the DNA of the human soul, introducing a darkness that could never coexist with the presence of God’s holy light (see 1 John 1:5).

The Sacrifice of Jesus: Love Personified

God sent His son, Jesus, to die on the cross (see John 3:16). He paid the price for sin once and for all. God raised His son from the dead, and now Jesus serves as our ambassador and advocate to God. Jesus cleansed the darkness and matched our DNA to His. Now anyone can choose to be ingrained into His family. Through Christ, you have the chance to participate in this incredible love story (see Romans 8:14).

Becoming a New Creation in Christ

Once we accept Jesus as our Lord and Savior, our old self passes away, and we become brand new (see 2 Corinthians 5:17). Will everything be perfect now? No, in fact, God warns us in His word that difficult days are still to come (see John 16:33). The difference is that whatever we go through in life, we don’t have to face it alone; we know that it will not destroy us.

Anchoring Ourselves in Truth

Together, let’s anchor ourselves to the truth of God’s word as we journey with Him along our way.

Ella Theme by Code + Coconut