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September 22nd – Colossians 1:10

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When I read about walking worthy of the Lord and bearing fruit in every good work, it reminds me that following Jesus is not just about believing, it’s about living. Fruit in our lives isn’t measured by what we know, but by how His Spirit shows through us in the everyday. It’s the gentle patience we extend when frustration sets in. Or the kindness we give to a stranger who may never return it. It’s the forgiveness we choose, when holding a grudge would be easier. And the love we offer when the world says to protect ourselves instead. Sometimes we think fruit means doing something big for God. But often it’s the small, quiet, hidden choices that please Him most. We don’t force this fruit. It grows when we stay connected to Jesus, the Vine. The Spirit transforms our impatience into gentleness, our fear into peace. The closer we walk with Him, the more natural this fruit becomes. And every act of faithfulness points people to the goodness of our God. This is what it means to live a life that truly honors the Lord.

Reflection Question: Where is God calling you to bear fruit in your daily life right now

Prayer Prompt: “Lord, help me stay rooted in You so that my life naturally overflows with fruit that brings You glory in every good work.”

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May 29th – 1 Corinthians 1:18

1 Corinthians 1:18

To the world, the message of the Cross may seem foolish. But for those of us being saved, it is everything. It’s the power that lifts us when we’ve hit rock bottom. And it’s the anchor that holds firm when life spins wildly out of control. Trusting where God leads often means walking roads that feel uncertain. Or obeying when we don’t have all the answers, believing in promises not yet seen. But in those places, God is doing His most beautiful work. The Cross reminds us that God’s greatest victories often come through what looks like defeat. He brings resurrection from ruins, peace in chaos, and purpose from pain. So when the path winds, when the world doesn’t understand your faith, when you feel weak or unseen, remember this. You’re not alone. You are following the One who took the path no one else would take, to make a way for you. His love is steady even when life is not. His wisdom goes deeper than our understanding. Keep trusting. And one day, you’ll see how every step, valley, and climb, was covered in God’s grace.