Is there an area in your life where you've been relying on your own knowledge or pride instead of trusting God like a child? How might you approach that situation differently today with humility, curiosity, or simple trust?

Are there areas in your life where you've become "used to" God's presence or blessings? Take a moment to ask: What is one way I can be more aware of God at work in my ordinary days?

How does loving Jesus first shape the way you love your family and friends? Are there moments when following Christ has led you to make choices that weren't easy, but were ultimately good? Bring these moments to prayer and ask God to help you love more freely and deeply.

Is there someone today who might need your patience, your forgiveness, or simply your time? How might you love God and your neighbor, not just in thought, but through a small act of kindness?

Has God ever whispered something to your heart that gave you peace, direction, or courage? How might He be inviting you to share that light with someone else today?

Have you ever been in a situation where you didn't know what to say, yet the right words came? Can you recall a time when you felt God speaking through you or someone else speaking truth into your life? Reflect on how you might trust the Holy Spirit more in moments of fear, conversation, or confrontation.

Is there a place in your life where you feel unheard, unwelcomed, or misunderstood? How might Jesus be inviting you to let go, not in anger but in peace, and to keep walking with trust?

Who in your life might be one of the "lost sheep"? How might God be nudging you to gently share His nearness with them today?

Are there parts of your heart that feel troubled, confused, or overlooked right now? How might it feel to let Jesus meet you in that space, not to fix everything at once, but simply to stay with you, as your shepherd who sees and understands?

Is there something you've been carrying quietly for a long time? Like the woman in today's Gospel, bring it to Jesus--even if it's just a whisper of faith. He sees. He knows. And He still says, "Courage, daughter. Your faith has saved you."