-
Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 9 Day 5 (61): God is HopeThe post reflects on grief and suffering, sharing a personal experience of losing an uncle. It draws parallels to Job’s pain, emphasizing that every individual’s suffering is unique. Despite despair, both the author and Job cling to faith, seeking comfort from God. The message encourages others to seek hope in…
-
Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 9 Day 4 (60): Daughter of a KingThe beginning of 1 Corinthians illustrates Apostle Paul’s letter to the Corinthian church, aiming to address divisions and highlight the importance of God’s wisdom, revealed through the Holy Spirit. Paul emphasizes reliance on divine power over worldly wisdom, encouraging believers to pursue faith in God and the guidance of the…
-
Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 9 Day 3 (59): God is KingThe beginning of 1 Corinthians illustrates Apostle Paul’s letter to the Corinthian church, aiming to address divisions and highlight the importance of God’s wisdom, revealed through the Holy Spirit. Paul emphasizes reliance on divine power over worldly wisdom, encouraging believers to pursue faith in God and the guidance of the…
-
Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 9 Day 2 (58): Spiritual WisdomThe beginning of 1 Corinthians illustrates Apostle Paul’s letter to the Corinthian church, aiming to address divisions and highlight the importance of God’s wisdom, revealed through the Holy Spirit. Paul emphasizes reliance on divine power over worldly wisdom, encouraging believers to pursue faith in God and the guidance of the…
-
Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 9 Day 1 (57): Reconciliation & Open ArmsThe author reflects on their personal experiences, sharing about reading Genesis 32-35 and Jacob’s journey. Key themes include Jacob’s recognition of God’s grace and the importance of reconciliation, as seen in his meeting with Esau. The message emphasizes the significance of being gracious to others, inspired by God’s love.
-
Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 8 Day 7 (56): CornerstoneIn Matthew 20–22, Jesus teaches through parables, revealing truth about grace, surrender, and authority. He calls us to keep God at the center—of marriage and life—and to honor Him as our cornerstone. Above all, He commands us to love God fully and love others deeply. Only He truly satisfies.
-
Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 8 Day 6 (55): Quiet SupportIn Job chapters 15-16, Eliphaz critiques Job, mistakenly believing his suffering results from personal sin. While acknowledging universal sinfulness, the critique lacks understanding of Job’s situation. The content urges compassion over judgment in times of suffering and highlights the importance of presence over explanations. Personal reflections on growth and empathy…
-
Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 8 Day 5 (54): Sheep & ShepherdIn Psalms 21-23, David emphasizes God’s strength and loving guidance, reminding us that true strength lies in Him. Despite our determination, we often need His direction and protection, much like a child seeks help from a parent. Trusting in God’s love leads to peace and eternal care.
-
Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 8 Day 4 (53): Persuasion & Red FlagsThe story of Samson and Delilah serves as a cautionary tale highlighting the dangers of sin and poor choices. Samson’s infatuation leads to his downfall, demonstrating the importance of guarding one’s heart and recognizing red flags in relationships. Ultimately, it’s a reminder that repentance and redemption are always possible.
-
Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 8 Day 3 (52): Blessed by the JudgeThe author reflects on Genesis 28-31, emphasizing God’s desire to bless and remain faithful to His people. Amid motherhood’s challenges, she highlights modeling faith for her children through Bible reading. She encourages making time for God, letting Him handle judgment instead of holding grudges. Personal insights and reflections are shared,…
