Daily Readings by Wild at Heart
Daily Readings are a daily excerpt from books and teachings from John and Stasi Eldredge and Morgan Snyder.
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Come Boldly (opens the original)
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Today's Daily Reading is from Stasi's new book The Ladder of Love, releasing on October 6 — pre-order your copy today! The wonderful news is that it is God who seeks us, offers us His Living Water, and He will never turn His face away from anyone who comes to Him honestly. Jesus is safe for us to bring the whole truth of who we’ve been, what we’ve done, what we’ve suffered, what we’ve lost, what we long for, and who we are in the moment we find ourselves in. All of it. Religious pharisaism, the
A Dangerous Story (opens the original)
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This is a world at war. We live in a far more dramatic, far more dangerous story than we ever imagined. The reason we love The Chronicles of Narnia or Star Wars or The Matrix or The Lord of the Rings is that they are telling us something about our lives that we never, ever get on the evening news. Or from most pulpits. This is our most desperate hour . Without this burning in our hearts, we lose the meaning of our days. It all withers down to fast-food and bills and voice mail and who really car
The Soul Coming Home (opens the original)
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Today's Daily Reading is from Stasi's new book The Ladder of Love, releasing on October 6 — pre-order your copy today! When we turn in prayer to God for union despite our emotional state or physical circumstances, these are the times that undo the heart of the King of Heaven (Song of Songs 4:9). Those holy moments are as simple as a turning of your heart toward God and saying, “I long to be one with You in the midst of this painful season. I need You. I want to be one with You just as You want t
An Identity We Received (opens the original)
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Identity is not something that falls on us out of the sky. For better or for worse, identity is bestowed. We are who we are in relation to others. But far more important, we draw our identity from our impact on those others — if and how we affect them. We long to know that we make a difference in the lives of others, to know that we matter, that our presence cannot be replaced by a pet, a possession, or even another person. The awful burden of the false self is that it must be constantly maintai
Honor Wounds (opens the original)
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You will be wounded. Just because this battle is spiritual doesn't mean it's not real; it is, and the wounds a man can take are in some ways more ugly than those that come in a firefight. To lose a leg is nothing compared to losing heart; to be crippled by shrapnel need not destroy your soul, but to be crippled by shame and guilt may. You will be wounded by the Enemy. He knows the wounds of your past, and he will try to wound you again in the same place. But these wounds are different; these are
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