May the Lord bless your Christian walk today and strengthen your faith journey in ways both seen and unseen. The same God who began a good work in you is faithful to complete it, shaping your heart through steady spiritual disciplines and daily devotions. Wherever you are reading—from a quiet kitchen table, a busy office, or a hospital waiting room—you are invited into the rhythm of Scripture reflections that draw you closer to Christ.
We begin this morning with “Under His Wings: Remembering the Source Behind Every Gift – As the Day Begins.” This meditation from Psalm 17:8 reminds us that God is our true Provider. It gently calls us to distinguish between the gifts we receive and the Giver who sustains us, anchoring our trust in Him rather than in temporary resources.
Later, in “Living the Exchanged Life – A Day in the Life,” we reflect on Galatians 2:20 and the transforming reality that Christ lives in us. This devotional explores what it means to abide in Him, to exchange self-reliance for Spirit-empowered dependence, and to walk daily in union with Christ.
At midday, “When God Chooses the Next Leader – The Bible in a Year” guides us through Numbers 27:18. We consider Joshua’s designation, qualification, and installation, learning that divine calling and spiritual character matter more than worldly achievement in God’s kingdom work.
In the afternoon reflection, “The Loving Knife of the Gardener – On Second Thought,” John 15 invites us to reconsider pruning. Rather than fearing God’s trimming hand, we begin to see it as a loving act that deepens fruitfulness and draws us into closer communion with Christ.
As evening approaches, “The Freedom You Didn’t Expect – DID YOU KNOW” revisits John 8:31–32 and explores how true Christian freedom differs from cultural definitions. We discover that abiding in Christ brings liberation, not limitation, and that sacrifice under grace leads to joy.
Finally, we close with “Tears That Lead to Joy – As the Day Ends.” Grounded in 2 Corinthians 7:9–10 and Psalm 126, this quiet meditation reminds us that obedience includes confession and repentance. Godly sorrow becomes seed for tomorrow’s rejoicing.
May these Scripture reflections shape your spiritual disciplines today and steady your steps along the path of grace.
Pastor Hogg
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