Category: Today’s Reading
Romans 1:16
Paul's statement of non-shame is not a proud declaration. It is a defiant one. He was writing to Rome, the center of imperial power, from a position of apparent weakness.
Read MoreJohn 11:25-26
Jesus said this to a grieving woman four days after her brother died. He asked her a question that is still being asked.
Read MoreMatthew 22:37-39
A religious expert asked Jesus which commandment was the greatest. Jesus gave him two and said everything else hangs on them.
Read MoreActs 1:8
Jesus gave this as his final instruction before ascending. He was not describing a spiritual experience to collect but a mission to join.
Read MorePsalm 37:4
This verse is often misread as a transaction. It is actually a description of transformation.
Read MoreIsaiah 55:8-9
God was not insulting humanity here. He was establishing a gap that makes trust possible in the first place.
Read MoreIsaiah 26:3
The peace in this verse is not the absence of trouble. It is the sustained stability of a mind anchored somewhere that does not move.
Read MorePsalm 51:10
David wrote this after one of the worst failures of his life. He didn't ask God to fix his circumstances. He asked God to fix him.
Read MoreRomans 6:23
Two economies in one verse: one where you earn what you get, and one where you receive what you could never earn.
Read More2 Chronicles 20:15
The vast army was real. The threat was not exaggerated. And the message was still: this is not your battle to win.
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