The Daily Man

Scripture. Clarity. Steadfastness.

Daily devotionals and weekly apologetics for the man who means to stand — Scripture opened plainly, faith defended clearly.

I Am the Good Shepherd

Jesus said He is the good Shepherd. Hirelings run. He lays His life down for the sheep, on purpose, and takes it up again. One flock. One Shepherd. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-11-12-i-am-the-good-shepherd/

(John 10:11-18)

Zeal for His Father's House

Jesus made a whip and cleared the temple. That's not a license for you to grab one. He did it as the Lord of the house. The sword belongs to the magistrate, the keys belong to the church, and your zeal belongs to your own calling.

(John 2:13-22) (Matthew 21:12-13) (Mark 11:15-17, 27-28) (Luke 19:45-46) (Malachi 3:1) (Psalm 69:9) (Romans 13:1-4)

I and the Father Are One

His words split the room: some called Him insane, while others said a demon doesn't give a blind man his sight. Months later at the Dedication they still wanted a plainer answer, but the problem was never the evidence. They weren't His sheep. The ones who are can't be torn from His hand or the Father's, because the Son and the Father are one. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-11-13-i-and-the-father-are-one/

(John 10:19-30)

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Should a Christian Watch Men Die?

Your feed serves up war footage, shootings, crash clips, instant-karma deaths, and movies soaked in gore. Scripture gives no blanket rule against seeing death. It does judge why you're watching, and it forbids binding your brother where God hasn't.

(Psalm 101:3) (Matthew 6:22-23) (Ezekiel 33:11) (Luke 23:48) (Romans 14:1-4)

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Should Christians Sit Out the Midterms?

You may ask whether a Christian's vote is optional. It isn't. Politics got filthy when the church packed up and left. Here's where the 2026 midterms actually stand on abortion, the border, Islam, welfare, and the shape of government, and what Scripture says about each.