Preachify Daily Devotional

God is Not Blind - Genesis 16.7,13

As we navigate the pain of stings, let us hold fast to the promise of restoration and redemption. In the hands of our loving God, even the most painful stings can become part of a greater story of redemption.

Yes, we must live in the world, but we are not to be like the world. Romans 12:1,2 Let's be careful not to allow the world’s carefree attitude to become our attitude. Correct those who use foul language in your presence. Maybe next time, they will be more careful and think before they speak. Doesn’t our Lord want us to be examples, not only in deeds, but also in words?

In the sacred pages of the Bible, we find a revelation of God that transcends human comprehension. Exodus 34:6-7 paints a portrait of the divine.

As we navigate the tapestry of our existence, let the promise "I will it forget thee" be the thread that weaves through every moment, shaping our identity and giving purpose to our journey.

And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger; because there was no room for them in the inn.” (Luke 2:7). Little did the proprietors of that inn at Bethlehem imagine to whom it was that they were saying no vacancies when Joseph and Mary sought lodging there. What they did in guiltless ignorance, men too often do in willful rejection. In our lesson we are using the words room or vacancy in the sense of possibility of admission. It is a very discouraging sight for a weary traveler to behold a no vacancy sign on possible places of lodging. Even more disheartening is to see evidence of persons wearing the no vacancy sign for Christ in their lives. It may be said that the life of a Christian is simply a life which has admitted Christ into it. The Christian is one who has made room for Jesus in his life. The pathetic thing is that many have not made room for Christ in their lives.