Four Minute Devotions Praying for Blessing May God be gracious to us and bless us and make his face shine on us— so that your ways may be known on earth,…Terry NightingaleMay 13, 2026
Four Minute Devotions The Opposite of a Selfie When was the last time you lost something important to you? In today’s passage we see an overlap between two important seasons in the New…Terry NightingaleApril 28, 2026
Four Minute Devotions How to save a life What would you change about your life if you could do it in a moment? Now there was a Pharisee, a man named Nicodemus who…Terry NightingaleApril 10, 2026
Four Minute Devotions From invitation to transformation How many disciples did Jesus have? It’s not 12! At least not at the beginning... In the chapter after today’s reading Jesus will go to…Terry NightingaleMarch 17, 2026
Four Minute Devotions Who is John? Who is Jesus? Who are you? (John 1 v 19 – 34) This year, on 4-minute devotions, we are diving into the Gospel of John. In the last couple of weeks, we looked at the first section…Terry NightingaleMarch 10, 2026
Four Minute Devotions Grace upon Grace (John 1 v 9 – 18) John 1: 1 – 18 is widely regarded as a Prologue to the rest of his Gospel, a sort of overview, introducing some of the…Terry NightingaleMarch 3, 2026
Four Minute Devotions God has made himself known – Can you see Him? (John 1: 1-9) The first sentence in John’s Gospel is devastatingly clever! From the first second, ancient readers would have been drawn into both sacred history and deep…Terry NightingaleFebruary 24, 2026
Four Minute Devotions Looking for short endorsements – can you help? Dear friends, Thank you for supporting "4-minute devotions" over the last couple of years. As you probably know, I have taken a break from writing…Terry NightingaleJanuary 20, 2026
Four Minute Devotions Give us today our daily bread As we have said, we are currently slowing down our journey through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount and spending some time in the prayer that…Terry NightingaleJuly 8, 2025
Four Minute Devotions Let your Kingdom Come As we said last time, we are currently slowing down our journey through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount and spending some time in the prayer…Terry NightingaleJuly 1, 2025