Scripture“Remember those in prison, as if you were there yourself.”— Hebrews 13:3a (NLT)Devotional ReflectionTo remember as if you were there is a call to presence, not distance. Hebrews moves us beyond agreement into action—beyond sympathy into solidarity. Jesus Himself stood accused, bound, and treated as guilty, and He identifies with those who are incarcerated. Being “here” may look like writi...

Scripture“Remember those in prison, as if you were there yourself.”— Hebrews 13:3a (NLT)Devotional ReflectionHebrews never asks us to remember those in prison because they are innocent—it asks us to remember them as if we were there ourselves. Scripture reminds us that all have sinned and fall short of God’s glory, and none of us stands righteous apart from grace. The difference between “us” and “...

Scripture“Remember those in prison, as if you were there yourself.”— Hebrews 13:3a (NLT)Devotional ReflectionHebrews begins by calling us to remember those in prison—people, not cases or numbers. Incarceration may remove freedom, but it does not remove humanity. Every person, regardless of their actions, still bears the image of God. That image may be distorted by sin or buried beneath broken choi...