This week's Five:
Explore CHANCE AFTER CHANCE
Feel close to God after a good week and avoid Him after a bad one? That's a ladder grace never built. Matthew West's ...
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This Week's Challenge: Drop the Scorecard
Introducing this week's CHANCE AFTER CHANCE challenge — three touches, starting with naming the rung you've been clim...
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You're Not Fine, and That's Where Freedom Starts
Saying "I'm fine" is easier than the truth, until shame locks you in. Andy Mineo & Josh Garrels' "Shame," Genesis...
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Two Kinds of Covering
Hiding sin feels like protection, but Psalm 32 shows what it costs — and the difference between covering it yourself ...
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He Won't Let You Finish the Speech
The prodigal son rehearsed a speech to earn his way home. His father never let him finish it. SEU Worship's "A Forgiv...
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The Unfinished Speech: An Activity for This Week
A simple midweek activity for CHANCE AFTER CHANCE — write the speech you've been rehearsing for God, then watch the F...
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He Doesn't Keep Score
You've lost count of your chances, and God never kept count. "A Million Chances" by Jamie MacDonald & Tori Kelly,...
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Tear Up the List
A midweek check-in on the Drop the Scorecard challenge — writing down the thing you keep replaying, and agreeing with...
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Chance After Chance After Chance
The finale of CHANCE AFTER CHANCE: gratitude from people who know what they deserved. "God I'm Just Grateful," Luke 1...
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Here to Testify: A Word From JDOT
JDOT on May 13, 2021, why being sent back was never his second chance, and the grace of a God who doesn't keep score.
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He Remembers That You're Dust
A devotional on Psalm 103:10 — why God's patience isn't a tank that runs dry, and why He remembers your frailty inste...
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Count the Chances
Closing out the Drop the Scorecard challenge — listing five chances God gave you that you never earned, and thanking ...
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WHAT IS THE JDOT FIVE
Every Monday at 7 AM, a new playlist drops. Five songs. One theme. One encounter with God. But it's not random. It's not just 'here are five worship songs I like this week.' The JDOT Five is an intentional arc — a journey that moves you from one place to another with Jesus. And it meets you in the music you already love.