Category: Scripture Reflections

A cardboard box labeled "Donate" is filled with toys like a lion, a rabbit, books, and a moon. Nearby are stacked ring toys and another box with a toy car. This represents how we must be hospitable whenever we can.

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February 9, 2026

Be hospitable— Scripture Reflection #072

It is our job to be hospitable and generous to everyone we can, just like Abraham in this scripture.

Close-up of the dictionary definition of "Believe" in bold, surrounded by a soft spotlight. The text conveys themes of faith and confidence. This represents how we must have confident belief in God to receive what He has in store for us.

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February 6, 2026

Confident Belief — Scripture Reflection #071

God is looking for great faith to match the great promises and blessings He has over our lives.

A man in a suit, facing a wall, scratches his head, surrounded by chaotic doodles of question marks and arrows, conveying confusion and uncertainty. This represents how our expectations of God's promises do not always match up with what God actually has in mind. Will you still trust Him despite it all?

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February 5, 2026

Will you still trust Him?— Scripture Reflection #070

We must accept that God’s ways do not always fit our expectations or hopes. When that happens, what will you do next?

An orange lifebuoy with blue stripes floats on calm ocean water, reflecting sunlight. This represents how God wants us to accept the life ring He throws us and walk in fellowship with Him.

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February 3, 2026

Accept the life ring — Scripture Reflection #069

God wants us not to take advantage of this love, but instead to accept the life ring He throws us, get out of our sin, and walk with Him.

A teal alarm clock against a dark green background dissolves into particles on the right side, symbolizing time fading or passing, evoking a sense of impermanence. This represents how life is too short to waste; we must use our time wisely.

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February 2, 2026

Life is too short to waste — Scripture Reflection #068

Life is too short to waste on things that don’t have eternal value. How can we change our daily routines to make time for what matters most?

A gray cat lounges on a sofa beside papers with colorful graphs, next to a tipped-over mug. The scene conveys relaxation and a lighthearted tone. This represents how, before taking extra rest or doing the things we want, we need to take care of business.

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January 30, 2026

Take care of business — Scripture Reflection #067

I would do better in both the short and the long run to take care of my responsibilities as they come up rather than waiting “until I feel motivated”. I need to take care of business first, then enjoy rest as the reward.

A person stands in shallow water as dark storm clouds loom overhead. The scene is reflective and serene, with a vast horizon and cloudy sky. This represents how even in our hard times, God will not let us drown if we will only rely on Him.

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January 29, 2026

So close, yet so far — Scripture Reflection #066

How many of us can admit to the same behavior as Pharaoh here? When we fall on hard times, we come to God asking that He deliver us, only to turn from Him and go back to our ways of living. Be honest with yourself.