Christianity

May 18th – Matthew 28:19-20

Matthew 28:19-20

As the days grow short until the Lord’s return, Matthew 28:19-20 reminds us of the importance of sharing the gospel. Jesus commanded us to “go and make disciples of all nations,” and this mission becomes even more urgent as we see the signs of His imminent return. Though the world may grow increasingly hostile to Christians, our mandate remains unchanged. We must persevere in spreading the Good News of salvation, regardless of opposition. The eternal destiny of countless souls hangs in the balance, and our efforts can make a difference. Sharing the gospel isn’t just a duty. It’s an act of love and obedience to our Savior, who desires that none should perish. As ambassadors of Christ, we carry the hope and truth that the world desperately needs. Let us be steadfast and unwavering, knowing that our labor for the Lord is never in vain. Until He calls us home, let us continue to work diligently, shining His light in the darkness and proclaiming His name boldly.

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April 6th – Romans 8:23-25

Romans 8:23-25

We are seeing Bible prophecy being fulfilled before our very eyes. And each day brings us that much closer to the glorious arrival of our Savior coming for His bride. Yet living in a world filled with wickedness, uncertainty, and turmoil can be hard. But Romans 8:23-25 reminds us that our hope is firmly anchored in the promise of Christ’s return. Despite the hurts and setbacks we face along our journey, let us cling to this hope. A hope which shines brighter than any darkness. Our redemption draws near, and with it the fulfillment of every promise spoken by God. As we navigate through a darkened world, let us wait patiently and expectantly, for He who promised is faithful beyond measure. Though the storms may rage and the seas may churn, our hope remains unwavering, rooted in the unchanging character of our Savior. So let us lift our eyes to the horizon of eternity, where the dawn of His coming breaks. And let us press on with renewed faith, knowing that our ultimate deliverance draws near.

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May 3rd – Mark 13:35-37

Mark 13:35-37

Jesus often taught in parables. And in Mark 13:35-37, Jesus tells of a traveling man who leaves his servants in charge while he’s gone. A story Jesus tells to impart a sacred charge, entrusting His house, authority, and work to us until His glorious return. As stewards of His divine inheritance, we are called to vigilance and diligence, keeping the lamp of faith burning bright. Just as a master entrusts his servants with responsibility, so too has Christ entrusted us with the sacred task of advancing His kingdom. Let us not grow weary or complacent, but instead, let us labor tirelessly in His name, knowing that our efforts bear eternal significance. With each passing moment, let us remain watchful and ready, for the hour of His return is unknown. May we be found faithful and obedient, fulfilling His purposes until the very minute He comes. And when that moment arrives, may we hear the sweet words of our Master saying, “Well done, good and faithful servant,” as we enter into His eternal joy.

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April 25th – Isaiah 35:1-2

Isaiah 35:1-2

In the dry, desolate expanse of the desert, life seems to wither away, leaving behind a barren landscape. But with the arrival of spring, a miraculous transformation takes place. And the once dreary scenery, becomes vibrant with blooming wildflowers of pink, purple, and yellow. Isaiah paints a vivid picture of the transformation that occurs when God’s restoration unfolds. Like the desert bursting forth with life and splendor, so too will our hearts burst forth with joy when we witness the fullness of God’s restoration. A restoration rooted in His mercy, and one that will take us from brokenness to wholeness, darkness to light. And the joy we experience from God’s promises fulfilled, will be greater than anything we’ve ever known. So as we anticipate this glorious renewal, let us prepare our hearts to receive it with open arms, trusting in God’s unfailing love and faithfulness. And when the day of restoration comes, may our happiness be uncontainable. Like streams bursting forth in the desert, flooding the parched land with life-giving water.

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February 18th – Romans 13:8

Romans 13:8

Freedom from debt is an exhilarating feeling. And owing nothing to a creditor or the taxman is a liberation that God wants for each of us. But there is one debt that we owe and can never fully pay off. And that is the debt of loving each other. Every day we wake up owing this debt. And every day is an opportunity to pay on it. God takes this debt so seriously, that in the Bible from start to finish, He gives the commandment to love one another. So if we are followers of Jesus and are truly becoming transformed into His image and likeness, we need to be faithful in paying our debt. That means loving others as God does. For the very foundation of Christianity is love. And in one of the greatest acts of love, God became flesh and allowed Himself to be nailed to a Cross to pay our debt. And out of hearts of obedience and thankfulness, we too need to follow His example of selflessness and let love for others be the guiding light in all that we do.

 

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February 7th – 1 John 1:1-3

1 John 1:1-3

We’ve all heard it said that Christianity is a relationship not a religion. Which was always God’s plan. From the beginning He established a way for us to fellowship with Him forever through His Son, Jesus Christ. “The Word of Life” in the flesh, the Lord came to pay our sin debt and reconcile us back to our Father in heaven. And through His blood we now can have an intimate, unbreakable relationship with God. And even better still, wanting us to have everything we need to grow in the Lord, God gave us the Bible. It has always been God’s greatest desire for us to walk in fellowship with Him. And the Holy Bible is His blueprint; the atlas of life. For in its pages we’ll find a path. A magnificent path lit by the glory of God’s light. And one, that if we do not not stray from, leads us to a close relationship with our Creator, Father, Savior, and our dearest Friend. A path to the deepest joy we’ll ever know, and a unconditional love lasting an eternity.

 

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