Reverence

November 20th – Psalm 5:7

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Psalm 5:7

There’s something so awe-inspiring about coming before God with a heart full of reverence. And the more I reflect on His greatness, the more humbled I am by His presence. For He is the Creator of the universe, the One who speaks galaxies into existence. And yet, He lovingly chooses to draw near to someone like me. God’s power is limitless, and His holiness stretches farther than my mind can comprehend. Still, His mercy reaches down into the smallest corners of my life. It never ceases to amaze me how the God who hung the stars, also cares deeply about my struggles. He sees me when I’m weary and hears the quiet whispers of my heart. How awesome is it that God wants me. And not because I am worthy, but because He is unfailingly good. That truth stirs worship in me like nothing else ever could. It’s the overflow of recognizing just how great He is and how small I am. Yet in His love, He lifts me close and calls me His own. And God wants you too. You are His beloved, and He longs for your heart. Won’t you give it to Him today?

Prayer Prompt:
Lord, help me come before You today with a heart full of reverence and thankfulness.

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May 26th – John 15:13

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John 15:13

Today, we pause to remember the weight of sacrifice. Memorial Day is more than a long weekend. It’s a sacred moment to honor those who gave everything so we could live in freedom. It’s about brave men and women who laid down their lives, not for recognition, but out of love. That kind of sacrifice mirrors the love of our Savior. Jesus said in John 15:13, “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.” As we reflect on those who wore the uniform and never came home, may we also look to the Cross. Where love made the greatest sacrifice of all. Today, we’re reminded that freedom always comes at a price. Let’s live in a way that honors their legacy, by loving deeply, forgiving freely, and living with purpose. Let us pray for the families still grieving. Let us thank God for the gift of freedom and those who defended it. May we raise our flags high, not just in patriotism, but in reverence. And let us cling to the hope of heaven, where no tear will fall and peace will reign forever.

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December 24th – Isaiah 7:14

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Isaiah 7:14

The precious prophecy in Isaiah, given centuries before the nativity scene at Bethlehem, is a beacon of hope and a testament to God’s great love shown through His plan for redemption. For in it we hear of God’s promise of Emmanuel, God with us. As Christmas draws near, the profound truth of the Incarnation beckons us into a space of awe and wonder. The Almighty, cloaked in the vulnerability of human flesh, descends into the ordinary, making the extraordinary accessible. This divine mystery challenges the limits of our comprehension and invites us to contemplate the staggering reality that the Creator of the universe willingly entered into the fragility of our existence. In the hallowed stillness of the Bethlehem manger, the echoes of Isaiah 7:14 resound. A promise fulfilled, a love made tangible, and an invitation to marvel at the miracle of God choosing to dwell among us. As we embrace the wonder of “God with us,” may our hearts be stirred with reverence, gratitude, and overflow with love.

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July 18th – Proverbs 9:10

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Proverbs 9:10

“The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and knowledge of the Holy One is understanding.”

Author John Bevere wrote, “We cannot truly love God until we fear Him, nor can we properly fear Him until we love Him.” Love seems counterintuitive to fear. Especially when it comes to loving God. After all aren’t we told in 1 John 4:18 that perfect love casts out fear? And there’s no more perfect love than God’s. But far from meaning terror or dread, when the Bible speaks of the fear of the Lord it’s referring to a deep reverence and awe for who God is and all that He does. And a respect for the Ruler and Creator of all things due Him and no other. So fearing the Lord means submitting ourselves to His authority. And in doing so becoming open to receiving divine wisdom. Wisdom that keeps us grounded, humble, and receptive to learning from both the joys and challenges of life. The fear of the Lord encourages us to seek knowledge, insight, and spiritual growth. Which in turn leads to a deeper and wiser understanding of ourselves, others, and the world around us.

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July 1st – Proverbs 1:7

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Proverbs 1:7

“The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction.”

There’s nothing worse than a know it all. Someone who refuses to accept any wisdom or teaching other than their own. But the Bible is clear. Only a fool thinks they have nothing new to learn. Especially from the Lord. Solomon the wisest man of all, tells us one of the best ways to learn is from the fear of the Lord. But when he speaks of the fear of the Lord, it’s not a paralyzing terror or dread, but rather a deep reverence, awe, and respect for the Almighty. An acknowledgement of His infinite power, wisdom, and sovereignty over all creation. The fear of the Lord is a healthy fear which drives us to seek understanding and insight from God. Because in all things, His ways are higher than our own. That’s why it’s so important for us to always be open, humble, and teachable. To have hearts and spirits eager to receive true knowledge. The kind that enabling us to discern truth from falsehood, make wise decisions, and navigate the complexities of life with integrity and discernment.

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