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Bringing God Your Best | Farm Sunday Devotional

Farm Sunday devotional graphic reading Bringing God Your Best, with Malachi 1:11

Think about the people you love most—your spouse, your kids, your closest friends. When you’re with them, you’re present. You listen, you notice the details, you make time for them. You want them to know they matter, so you give them your best attention, your best effort, and your best self.

Malachi 1:11 reminds us that God deeply cares about the quality of our relationship with Him. Honoring God means bringing Him our very best—not in a pressured or “perfect” way, but with a sincere heart.

That looks like…

• Talking with Him daily, not just when we need something,

• Making Him our top priority in a crowded calendar,

• Choosing obedience over convenience,

• Realizing time with Him is never wasted or boring,

• Honoring His name in the way we live,

• Pursuing Him with our whole heart, mind, & strength. 

God gave us His very best in Jesus Christ. This week—whether you’re in your prayer for someone, driving to work, folding laundry, or tackling the to-do list—remember He’s with you. Bring Him your best… because of His grace, He’s already given you His.

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Lane and Jules Morris

Authors and University of Tennessee faculty writing from our farm in East Tennessee about gardening, the farm kitchen, faith and designing a flourishing life at any age. More about us

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