ISAIAH 43:25; 44:21–23 Many years ago, children used chalk or charcoal to write on wooden boards. When mistakes were made, they simply wiped the board clean with a wet cloth, removing every mark and starting afresh. Similarly, God offers us a clean slate. He blots out our transgressions and remembers our sins no more (Isaiah 43:25). Though we … [Read more…]
LUKE 19:1–10 During the rainy season, a strong flood swept through a village, trapping many people in their homes. One brave fisherman tied a rope around his waist, entered the rushing waters, and rescued several villagers, bringing them to safety one by one. His courage saved many lives. Similarly, in Luke 19:10, Jesus said that He … [Read more…]
DEUTERONOMY 10:12–19 In a village, a poor family welcomed travellers passing through. Though they had little, they offered warm smiles, fresh water, and willingly shared their last meal. Before the visitors left, the family even gave them fruits from their small garden. The travellers were deeply moved by such kindness. This reflects God’s command to the … [Read more…]
1 KINGS 19:9–13 In a village, young boys often gathered around the fire at night, telling stories and laughing loudly. But one evening, a wise elder asked them to sit in silence and listen to the night. At first, it felt strange, but soon they heard crickets, rustling leaves, and the soft wind. The elder smiled … [Read more…]
MARK 10:17–31 A fisherman sold all his belongings to buy a larger boat. Many thought he was foolish for risking everything. But after months of hard work, his new boat brought in catches beyond what others had ever seen. Similarly, Jesus told His followers that those who leave behind their possessions, family, or status for His sake … [Read more…]
ACTS 1:15–26 A young man posted on his Facebook page that he had been chosen for a leadership role. Others praised him, but my heart sank—it was the role I had hoped for. I had been overlooked, and I didn’t understand why. Poor Joseph. He too was passed over. The disciples asked God to show who … [Read more…]
MATTHEW 14:13–21 In a bustling African market, a woman struggled to reach ripe mangoes hanging high on a tree branch. A young boy nearby noticed her dilemma and, with ease, climbed up to bring some down. She smiled in surprise—she had not seen him there. Much like the disciples in Matthew 14:13–21, we often focus on … [Read more…]
2 CORINTHIANS 1:3–7 In a small village, Margaret discovered she had a serious heart condition requiring lifelong medication. Discouraged and ready to give up, the elderly widow felt her life had little value. However, neighbours encouraged her to seek treatment and trust God. Years later, she visited a younger woman battling a similar illness. Margaret’s struggles allowed … [Read more…]
PROVERBS 4:5–19 In an African village, word spread about a hidden pot of gold buried deep within the forest. Many young men risked their lives searching for it. Some lost their way; others never returned. Proverbs 4 reminds us that not every treasure is worth such a perilous quest. The true treasure is wisdom—far more valuable … [Read more…]
JOHN 21:17–25 At the marketplace, traders proudly display their finest fruits and other items. But behind each perfect display are bruised fruits and less presentable goods. Similarly, social media often shows only the best parts of our lives—inviting comparisons that can leave us feeling inadequate. Peter was also trying to compare his own journey. When Jesus told him … [Read more…]
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