Bible in a Year Devotional Collection

The story of Creation shows that all God has to do is speak, for light, order, beauty, and life to be brought into existence.

In the midst of God’s wonder-filled creation, God made Adam from the dust of the ground.

When God placed Adam in the Garden, He told Adam that he could eat from any tree except the Tree of Knowledge.

Cain becomes jealous of his younger brother Abel when God accepts his offering and Cain’s is rejected.

Evil is running rampant in the world. God finds one man who still does what is right and trusts in Him. That man is Noah.

Noah’s son Ham dishonors his father and is cursed. Fast forward a few generations, and humanity is disobeying God once again.

Abram, fearing for his life, devises a plan to trick the Egyptians into thinking his wife is his sister so they will not kill him.

Despite how Sodom's land looked, it was flooded with sin inside. But In Cannan, God promised His people they'd inherit the earth.

Sarai devises a plan to speed up God’s promise of an heir by having Hagar, her slave, bear children for her.

After 13 years, God appears to Abram and Sarai, reaffirming His promise and giving them a new name to reflect their new life.

God tells Abraham His wrath is about to fall on Sodom, and Abraham boldly and humbly fulfills his role as a righteous intercessor.

Two Angels meet Lot in the city of Sodom to warn him of the coming destruction.

Lot’s daughter's longed for children, so they decided to get their father drunk enough so they could each sleep with him.

Once again, Abraham’s fear for his life causes him to place his wife in harm's way.

The promised son Isaac is finally born! However, Ishmael, Abraham's son by Hagar, is displeased and there is strife.

After several years of getting to raise his son Isaac, Abraham is commanded by God to sacrifice him.

Abraham is dying, and it’s time for his son to have a wife. So he sends his most loyal servant on a mission.

God enables Rebekah to conceive, and in her womb, two nations are formed, the twins Jacob & Esau.

Famine was in the land of Canaan, and so Isaac and his family moved, settling in Gerar and prospering for a season.

In this Bible Story, Jacob is affirmed by the Lord that he would be blessed as his father Isaac was.

Their lives become a competition of who can get the love of their husband and who can bear the most children for him.

Jacob gained enough wealth to return back to his family in Canaan.

As Jacob approaches the land of Canaan, he sends messengers to greet his older brother, Esau.

As Israel and his family were living in the land of Hamor, a prince of that land named Schechem raped Dinah

Israel and his family moved to the land of Canaan, where they were prospering and enjoying life.

The family of Judah is a complicated one.

Though sold into slavery, Joseph found himself serving in the house of an Egyptian official named Potiphar.

While Joseph was in prison, two of Pharaoh's officials, the chief baker, and the chief cupbearer, were there with him.

Two years had passed since Joseph interpreted the dreams of the chief cupbearer. Now it was Pharaoh’s turn to dream.

Joseph, was overseeing all the distribution of the food that had been stored to survive the famine.