Devotionals

Make space for God in your day.
Whether you have a few quiet minutes in the morning, need a moment of peace in the middle of a busy day, or are looking for a way to end your evening in prayer, a daily devotional can help you pause, reflect, and reconnect with God.

Explore these United Methodist resources for Scripture, prayer, reflection, and encouragement to help nurture your faith each day.
The Upper Room Devotional
The mission of The Upper Room daily devotional guide is to provide a practical way to listen to scripture, connect with believers around the world, and spend time with God each day.
Get Them Talking is a series of resources to help families start conversations about faith during dinner, devotions or anytime.

Each month, we highlight a relevant topic and offer a Bible passage, a short reflection, some starter questions, a prayer, and an activity to help live into what we talk about.

Imagine what your family will learn about God, the church, and each other when you get them talking!
About The Upper Room Disciplines
The Upper Room Disciplines provides an opportunity to look more deeply at scripture by offering a week of devotions by a single author on a particular theme.
Good News! with Judy
Sharing words of encouragement from the Bible and also stories from every day life which encourage people in their spiritual journies. My purpose in writing "Good News! with Judy" is to show that God is living and active, that He loves each of us personally and desires to have a personal relationship with us.
Voice of Hope
Need a little encouragement? Call our Voice of Hope line at 248-646-6407 and press 2 to hear an uplifting message recorded just for you. Whether you're seeking comfort, inspiration, or a gentle reminder of God's love, take a moment to listen. New messages are shared each week—don’t miss your moment of hope today. 
Monday Memo from Jack Harnish
Read a weekly message from our pastor emeritus and author, Rev. Dr. John E. Harnish, offering thoughtful reflections on faith, theology, current events, and the world around us. Through personal stories, observations, and a lifetime of ministry, Jack invites readers to consider where faith intersects with everyday life and the issues shaping our communities and our world.