A Devotion for your drive into work: 

If God rescues the helpless, remains faithful despite betrayal, and promises everlasting restoration, how should that shape your response to failure and your hope for others in exile or despair?

Drawing from Ezekiel 16, Pastor Brian Noble traces the prophetic cycle—blessing, infidelity, judgment, and redemption. God finds Jerusalem abandoned, rescues and blesses her, but she falls into greater idolatry than Sodom. Still, God’s covenant is everlasting: though judgment brings humiliation, repentance brings forgiveness and restoration for Jerusalem, Israel, and all sinners. The devotional urges believers to grasp this grace—living and witnessing as rescued, restored, and radically loved people, who spread hope, humility, and faithfulness in the public square. The prayer concludes: “Lord, thank you for your everlasting covenant and redemption. Let us walk as people set free and sent to testify of your mercy and truth.”

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