Welcome to this daily devotional podcast — Another Day in His Steps.
Today’s Word is from Acts 2 — where the Spirit falls, and the Church is born.
But the real wonder wasn’t just wind and tongues —
It was generosity.

“They sold property and possessions to give to anyone who had need.”
(Acts 2:45)

This wasn’t obligation — it was overflow.
The Spirit didn’t just fill hearts —
He opened hands.

This episode reminds us:
Revival shows up in how we give.
Quiet. Willing. Joyful.

Because when the Spirit leads, generosity follows.
Not because we must —
But because we want to.

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Welcome to this daily devotional podcast — Another Day in His Steps.
Today’s Word is from Leviticus 4 — where God gives instructions about the sin offering.

This offering wasn’t about thankfulness or celebration. It was about atonement. It was God's provision for the unintentional sins of His people — whether committed by a priest, a leader, or an ordinary person.
It reminded Israel of a sobering truth: Sin matters. Even when it’s accidental, it still creates distance.

And that distance could only be closed by blood.

The sinner would bring a spotless animal, lay hands on it — transferring guilt — and then watch it die. The priest would sprinkle the blood, burn the fat, and atonement would be made.

Why?
Because God is holy. And holiness cannot ignore sin.
But God is also merciful — and so He made a way.

That way… pointed to Jesus.

Today, we don’t bring lambs or bulls. We bring our hearts to the Lamb of God, who took away the sins of the world.
Jesus is our sin offering — not just for mistakes, but for all our rebellion, selfishness, and shame.

He didn’t die for sins He committed — He died for ours.
He bore our guilt, not accidentally, but willingly.

Let this Word speak deeply:
Your sin is serious — but God’s mercy is greater.
And because of Jesus, you don’t have to carry your guilt.
You can be forgiven. Clean. Free.

At the cross, justice met mercy — and mercy won.
The blood has been shed. The price has been paid.

Jesus is your perfect sin offering.

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Welcome to this daily devotional podcast — Another Day in His Steps.
Today’s Word is from Acts 1 — where Jesus says,
“You will be My witnesses.”

Not just to tell stories — but to live as proof that He’s alive.
But He didn’t leave them to do it alone.
“You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you.”

This episode reminds us:
We don’t witness for Him — we witness with Him.
By His Spirit. In His strength.

Wherever you are today —
Home, work, school —
You are His witness.

Let your life speak.

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Welcome to this daily devotional podcast — Another Day in His Steps.

Today’s Word is from Leviticus 3 — where God gives instructions about the peace offering.

This offering wasn’t about guilt. It wasn’t even required. It was voluntary — an offering of gratitude, fellowship, and communion. But even peace had a price.

And that price… was blood.

This episode explores a deep truth: Peace is never cheap. The world may promise peace through distractions, avoidance, or compromise — but real peace, God’s peace, comes only through sacrifice.

In Leviticus, the worshipper would lay their hand on the animal, then watch it die. The message was clear: peace with God demands a life.

Today, we don’t bring bulls or goats — we look to the Lamb.

Jesus became our peace offering. Not just to end hostility between us and God — but to invite us into fellowship.

Let the Word remind you: Peace is not the absence of conflict. It’s the presence of a sacrifice.

And at the center of it… is blood.

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In this powerful episode of Another Day in His Steps, Dave reflects on one of the most intimate and restorative moments in Scripture—when Jesus invites His disciples, especially Peter, to breakfast by the shore in John 21. Despite Peter's past failures and his denial of Christ, Jesus doesn’t condemn him; He calls him back to the fire and restores his calling. This episode explores the profound mercy of God, the invitation to keep coming back to Jesus—even in our brokenness—and the deep love that never lets us go.

Join Dave as he delves into this revelatory encounter, reminding us that no matter how far we fall, Jesus is always waiting with open arms. If you’ve ever felt unworthy, this episode will encourage you to return to the table, where grace and restoration are always abundant.

Stay tuned for an uplifting prayer at the end and an invitation to connect further with Another Day with Jesus by Apostle Priji Varghese and the His Nearness community at Horamavu.

Welcome to this daily devotional podcast — Another Day in His Steps.
Today’s Word is from Leviticus 2 — where God gives instructions for the grain offering — a sacrifice without blood, yet just as holy. It was fine flour, oil, and incense — offered with intentionality, not obligation.

This wasn’t about what was required — it was about what was desired.
The grain offering whispered of worship that costs, and sacrifice that isn’t loud, but still deeply fragrant to God.

This episode explores how not all offerings are burnt with fire — some are crushed, mixed, and poured — and yet rise as a pleasing aroma.
Worship isn’t just what we sing — it’s what we surrender.

Let the Word remind you that God sees the flour, not just the fire.
He delights in the quiet, faithful giving of hearts that say,
“This is for You, Lord — not because I have to, but because I want to.”

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Welcome to this daily devotional podcast — Another Day in His Steps.
Today’s Word is from John 20 — where Mary stands weeping at the empty tomb.
She had followed Jesus. She had understood His teachings. But in that garden, something more powerful happened — she moved from understanding to revelation.

This episode explores how you can have understanding without revelation, and revelation without understanding — but when the two collide, transformation begins.
Mary mistook Him for a gardener… until He said her name.

Sometimes we can quote what Jesus said but still not see who He is — until He reveals Himself personally.
Let the Word remind you: Information about Jesus is not the same as intimacy with Jesus.
And when He calls your name, understanding becomes encounter.

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Welcome to this daily devotional podcast — Another Day in His Steps.
Today’s Word is from James 1:12 — “Blessed is the one who perseveres under trial, because, having stood the test, that person will receive the crown of life that the Lord has promised to those who love Him.”

This isn’t just about avoiding sin — it’s about enduring through seasons of temptation.
Endurance is not passive — it’s fierce, it’s focused, and it’s fueled by love for the One who promised.

This episode explores how temptation isn’t proof of weakness — it's the arena where endurance is tested and crowned.
Sometimes, the greatest battle is not the fall, but the fatigue of fighting well over time.

Let the Word remind you: There is a crown for those who endure.
Your resistance is not in vain.
Your perseverance is worship.
And your love — tested — is heaven’s delight.

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Welcome to this daily devotional podcast — Another Day in His Steps.
Today’s Word is from Leviticus 1 — where the burnt offering was to be laid voluntarily and completely on the altar, producing a pleasing aroma to the Lord.

This wasn’t about performance — it was about purity of heart.
Not every fire is holy, but the one kindled by surrender carries a scent that heaven recognizes.

This episode explores how God isn’t drawn to the noise of worship but to the truth within it.
The altar was never meant for appearances — it was built for authenticity.
The offering had to be your best, your first — not your leftovers.

Let the Word remind you: Worship still rises as a pleasing aroma when it is real, raw, and without pretense.
Come back to the altar — not with what’s polished, but with what’s true.

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Welcome to this daily devotional podcast — Another Day in His Steps.
Today’s Word is from John 19:28 — where Jesus, hanging on the cross, says, “I thirst,” not for relief or comfort, but so that the Scripture might be fulfilled.

This wasn’t a cry of weakness — it was a declaration of obedience unto the very last breath.

This episode explores how Jesus' deepest desire wasn’t for water — it was for the will of the Father to be completed.
Even in suffering, He was aligning Himself with prophecy, with purpose, and with divine timing.

Let the Word remind you: Thirst isn’t always about need — sometimes it’s about mission.
To be like Jesus is to thirst for obedience more than outcomes, for fulfillment more than feelings.

May your spirit thirst today — not just for answers, but for alignment.

Connect with me at ⁠[email protected]⁠
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