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Day 19 - God Can Send His Angels
Day 19 of our 47-day journey with Jesus to the cross.
Author & Voice: Chase Akin
At the Last Supper, every disciple asks, “Is it I, Lord?”—but Judas’ subtle shift to “Rabbi” reveals a heart already drifting. Though Jesus knew the betrayal that was coming, Judas still bore responsibility for his choice, reminding us that conviction is both a warning and an invitation. This episode calls us to examine our own hearts, respond to the Spirit’s prompting, and ask with sincerity, “Is it I, Lord?”—while there is still time to turn and be made clean.
Scripture
- Matthew 26:53
Reflection Questions
- What situations in your life reveal that you don’t really believe God has unlimited resources available to you?
- How might your week change if you truly believed the Father has all power—even when He chooses not to use it the way you expect?
Kid-Friendly Question
- If your dad were the strongest personin the whole world, would you worry about bullies? How does knowing God is the strongest help us not worry?
Spiritual Practice - Sabbath
Today, practice resting in God’s available power rather than your ownlimited strength.
Begin your Sabbath by reading Matthew 26:53 aloud. Write down three things you’ve been trying to control this week. Next to each one, write: “God has 72,000 angels available for this.”
Set aside 30 minutes to solve zero problems. No phone, no planning, no fixing. If anxiety aboutundone tasks surfaces, remind yourself: “The God who commands legionsof angels can handle this while I rest.”
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By Fielder ChurchDay 19 of our 47-day journey with Jesus to the cross.
Author & Voice: Chase Akin
At the Last Supper, every disciple asks, “Is it I, Lord?”—but Judas’ subtle shift to “Rabbi” reveals a heart already drifting. Though Jesus knew the betrayal that was coming, Judas still bore responsibility for his choice, reminding us that conviction is both a warning and an invitation. This episode calls us to examine our own hearts, respond to the Spirit’s prompting, and ask with sincerity, “Is it I, Lord?”—while there is still time to turn and be made clean.
Scripture
- Matthew 26:53
Reflection Questions
- What situations in your life reveal that you don’t really believe God has unlimited resources available to you?
- How might your week change if you truly believed the Father has all power—even when He chooses not to use it the way you expect?
Kid-Friendly Question
- If your dad were the strongest personin the whole world, would you worry about bullies? How does knowing God is the strongest help us not worry?
Spiritual Practice - Sabbath
Today, practice resting in God’s available power rather than your ownlimited strength.
Begin your Sabbath by reading Matthew 26:53 aloud. Write down three things you’ve been trying to control this week. Next to each one, write: “God has 72,000 angels available for this.”
Set aside 30 minutes to solve zero problems. No phone, no planning, no fixing. If anxiety aboutundone tasks surfaces, remind yourself: “The God who commands legionsof angels can handle this while I rest.”