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Ten years ago, I moved from a massive city of several million people to a much smaller town. One of the first things I noticed was the night sky. “Wow, I can't believe how many stars I can see here!” ​Many nights, I would pull into my garage, get out of my car, and before going inside, I'd walk back out just to look up. I'd stand there and marvel for a few minutes at a sky that had been above my head for years, but I hadn't been able to see this clearly until now.

Roosevelt Stewart unveils his first solo single with “Redeemed.” The song — captured live in Atlanta, Georgia, in early 2026 — boasts of discovering God’s strength in our weakness. Stewart wrote the pop-centric, gospel-inflected original with Andrew Maldonado and Trinity Anderson. “‘Redeemed’ is my testimony in song,” the newcomer explains. “I spent a long time thinking I wasn’t worth it, but God said I was. I’ve realized that His grace isn’t something I could ever earn; it’s a debt He already paid.

Verse of the Day for Aug. 30: So encourage each other and build each other up, just as you are already doing.

Verse of the Day for Aug. 29: God is my strong fortress, and He makes my way perfect.

Verse of the Day for Aug. 29: God is my strong fortress, and He makes my way perfect.

Read the transcript from today's video devotional. I don't know if you've experienced this or seen it in a movie or a TV show. We have these situations where you know that you are going to be without somebody—you may not ever be able to see them again, or they're so far away you just can't spend time with them or actually see them. The Spitting Image Then their child walks in the room and they're a spitting image of the one that you're missing. As soon as you see them, you can't believe it.

Verse of the Day for Aug. 27: Turn away from evil and do good. Search for peace, and work to maintain it.

Granger Smith strode into the room smiling, looking about as relaxed as a person can be while also possessing an incredible sense of urgency to share a message with eternal consequences. Smith stopped by the K-LOVE studios recently to discuss life after walking away from a successful country music career he spent 30 years trying to build.

Read the transcript from today's video devotional. I remember when I had just been saved and I thought, okay, what's next? All my sins are forgiven. I'm in the family of God now. I'm in Christ. Do I just wait for Jesus to come back? What's next? I love this verse because it gives me a direction on what to do as I wait for Jesus to come back. God Is the Initiator It begins by saying: "For God saved us." That's a reminder that God is the one that initiated salvation. Salvation is not something that I earn.

Verse of the Day for Aug. 25: You can make many plans, but the LORD's purpose will prevail.