Resources for the Devout Life
Christian daily devotional books and Bible study tools from WordPoints. Daily meditations by Gary Henry, encouraging growth in devotion to God.
Meditations for Daily Growth
Obeying the Gospel
Are We Willing to Learn from Our Limits (February 3)
None of us can figure this world out and control it. That’s the message of Ecclesiastes, and it prepares us for the gospel. It denies that we are the masters of our own destiny, and if it defeats us in that way, a great victory will have been won.
Diligently Seeking God
Discovery (February 3)
It is faith, based on reasonable conclusions drawn from credible evidence, that propels us forward in our discovery of God. We should be careful, but having been careful, we should also be optimistic. There is good reason for us to be confident.
Reaching Forward
Devotion During Difficulty (February 3)
On difficult days, we must make up our minds to maintain our faith and obedience, knowing that seasons of spiritual dryness and desolation are only temporary. In time, the feelings we want to have about God will return. Meanwhile, God is still God.
Enthusiastic Ideas
Trust (February 3)
It is true that we pay a price for trusting other people, but lack of trust is even more costly. To be mistrustful is to be miserable. “You may be deceived if you trust too much, but you will live in torment if you do not trust enough” (Frank Crane).
Challenging Every Person to Take God More Seriously
Is devotion to God your primary passion? Our daily devotionals and Bible studies are designed to help you pursue this goal. More than mere fluff, our readings are “devotionals with a difference.” If you’re ready to reach toward spiritual growth, we’re here to support you.

Devotional Meditation
Rather than thinking about God casually, meditation is a deep pondering of His truth. When we meditate devotionally, the facts about God are given more than a "passing glance." We think about them intently and lovingly so their meaning can truly sink in.

Daily Devotional Books
Unfortunately, many of the best-selling devotionals are popular not because they produce greater devotion to God but because they give the reader a sugary "high." They aim to make the reader feel better, but they do little to stimulate significant spiritual growth.

Devotion to God
Devotional strength must be built up by constant, disciplined practice over time. Paul reminded his young friend Timothy of this when he said, "Meditate on these things; give yourself entirely to them, that your progress may be evident to all" (1 Timothy 4:15).
Themes for Families to Talk About

DFBS 306 – We must love God’s truth more than we love our sins
Most people have definite ideas about what they “want” the truth to be. But wherever God is concerned, we need to be careful. What matters most is not what we want to hear, but what is, in fact, the truth. It is the truth that will makes us free.
Other Resources
Articles
Short essays by Gary Henry from various published sources over the years. Many different topics.
Sermons
Sermon outlines are not just for preachers. These outlines also serve as good personal Bible studies.
Lectures
These are lectures delivered by Gary Henry in environments that are somewhat more "academic."
WordPoints Mobile App
This handy app is free and makes it easy to read WordPoints content on your mobile device.
Free PDF Downloads
Much of the content on WordPoints is available in printable PDF documents. Downloads are free.
Bulk Discount on Our Books
If you give copies of our books to others, here is a quantity discount that make them less expensive.









