Scripture Reading

“For it is God who works in you to will and to act in order to fulfill his good purpose.” Philippians 2:13 NIV

Thought For the Day

Philippians 2:13 beautifully captures the essence of the Christian journey, reminding us that God is at work within us to will and act according to His good purpose. This verse is a profound source of comfort and motivation, assuring Christ-followers that they are not alone in their spiritual walk.

God’s divine empowerment extends beyond mere external guidance; it penetrates the very core of our being, influencing our desires and empowering our actions. The verse underscores the intimate partnership between Christ-followers and Jesus, revealing a divine synergy transforming hearts and lives.

This truth calls for a responsive faith that actively engages with God’s Spirit, allowing His transformative power to mold our character and guide our decisions. It encourages Christ-followers to approach life with confidence, knowing that the God who initiated this work is faithful to bring it to completion.

Meditation for the Day 

May I embrace the empowerment offered through this verse, living each day in the assurance that God is at work within us, fulfilling His good purpose. Am I in an intimate partnership with other Christ-followers and Jesus, seeing the transforming of hearts and lives?

Prayer for the day 

Heavenly FATHER, penetrate the very core of my being, influence my desires, and empower my actions that I may be more like YOUR SON, JESUS, as I walk in this life. This I pray in JESUS’ name. Amen.

 

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