Welcome to a day of Scripture reflections that invite us to notice God’s care and share it with others. Whether daily devotions are a familiar rhythm or a new step in your faith journey, you can begin with the passage before you and give God your attention.
Today’s Spiritual Discipline Theme: Receive Christ’s care, then make room for another person. Today’s readings move from listening to God’s Word and trusting His provision toward welcoming others, serving together, and resting in Christ’s promise.
When the Church Makes Room for One Another
By His Word opens Philippians 2 with a question for every community: how do we bring our gifts and ideas together under Christ? It invites us to practice humility by listening to someone whose concerns we may have set aside.
Why Do Birds Sing?
As the Day Begins turns our attention to the goodness of God’s creation and the care Jesus asks us to see in the birds. A brief pause outdoors can become an occasion for gratitude and trust before the day’s demands gather.
The Man Jesus Saw in the Tree
In the Life of Christ follows Jesus through Jericho to a blind beggar and Zacchaeus. These encounters invite us to call upon Christ with our own need and to look again at people we might otherwise pass by.
The Strength God Promised to Raise Up
The Bible in a Year explores Zechariah’s images of a cornerstone, peg, bow, and ruler. As the reading points us toward Christ, it asks where we seek direction, support, courage, and faithful leadership.
When One Member Hurts, the Whole Body Listens
On Second Thought considers the church as a body growing from Christ its Head. It invites us to speak truth with love, notice a member who is hurting, and allow others to care for us when we need help.
The Story Keeps Moving
DID YOU KNOW brings Malachi, Acts, and Job into conversation about faithfulness whose outcome we cannot yet see. Keeping a promise, opening a door, or speaking of Jesus may become our next part in that continuing work.
Waiting for the One We Love
As the Day Ends returns us to Paul’s promise of Christ’s coming. It offers room for grief and honest questions while inviting us to encourage one another and rest in the hope of being with the Lord.
May these spiritual disciplines accompany your Christian walk today.
Pastor Hogg
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