Today's devotional is a passionate reminder that the time for transformation is now.

Today’s reading is from the Second Epistle of Peter, chapter 3, verses 8 through 15. This passage reminds us that the apparent slowness of God is not delay—it is mercy.

Today’s reading comes from the Book of Lamentations, chapter 3, verses 19 through 33. This is a cry from the heart of suffering - a turning point in a book filled with sorrow. And yet, it reminds us of the mercies of God that are renewed each morning.

We’ve spent time in creation, in covenant, in promise, andin preparation. Today, we listen in on a personal call—the moment when God reaches out to Jeremiah and reminds him (and us) that our calling began long before our confidence.

Welcome back to Five Minutes in the Garden.

In today’s devotional, we look at the moment Christ invites Himself into Zacchaeus’s home—and more importantly, into his heart.

Welcome back to Five Minutes in the Garden.

We have walked through promise and presence, pruning and hope. Today, we arrive at fulfillment.

Welcome back to Five Minutes in the Garden.

In the last episode, we sat with pruning—those seasons when the garden feels cut back and growth seems hidden.

Today, we listen for hope.

Welcome back to Five Minutes in the Garden.

So far, we’ve listened to God’s promises, watched Him dwell among His people, and seen His Word fulfilled across generations.
Today, we sit with a harder moment—the season when the garden feels cut back, when faith is tested, and when God’s promises seem distant.