Regent University Devotionals
At Regent, learning is valued in and out of the classroom. Devotionals are an accessible, enriching, and free way to dive deeper into the Word of God and develop spiritually. Regent University, partnering with YouVersion, produces devotionals with the hope that all who participate are encouraged, inspired, and driven to share the love and teachings of Jesus in the world around them.
Read passages of Scripture and the accompanying devotionals written by faculty who share what the Lord is teaching and has taught them. To read Regent’s advent devotional on YouVersion, visit bible.com or download the app! iPhone/iPad | Android
Holy Week
He was wounded for our transgressions and crushed for our iniquities, by his stripes, we are healed
(Isaiah 53:5). Holy Week stands at the center of the Christian faith and the sacred culmination of God’s eternal redemptive plan for humanity. It is the week we confront the profound suffering of the Son of God as the sinless Lamb bore the full weight of human sin and death on the cross of Calvary. Yet the silence of the tomb gives way to the thunderous glory of resurrection morning, as Jesus Christ burst forth from death in triumphant victory declaring that sin is forgiven, death is defeated, and eternal life is freely given to all who believe. Join faculty from the Regent University School of Divinity as we journey together through these sacred days, meditating on the atoning love, redemptive suffering, and resurrection power of our Savior, Jesus Christ.
We Have Seen the Lord
The Gospel of John brackets the narrative of Holy Week by including two women named Mary: Mary of Bethany and Mary Magdalene. Their eyes were opened; they saw the true nature of Jesus and proclaimed it to others. In a prophetic act, Mary of Bethany anointed his feet for burial. After the burial of Jesus, Mary Magdalene visited his tomb before dawn. There she encountered her risen Savior and was sent by Him to announce His resurrection. This Holy Week, journey with the Gospel of John so that you too might proclaim: “I have seen the Lord!” (John 20:18)
A Hope Eternal
Advent Devotional explores the biblical themes of hope, joy, love, and peace as we celebrate the first coming and await the final return of Christ Jesus. Journey with Regent University School of Divinity’s faculty and staff as our hearts are once again recaptured by the Holy Spirit, focused on the eternal hope found in the incarnation of God’s Son, our Prince of Peace.