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18/10/2025

Verse of the Day for October 18, 2025

John 15:12
“My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you.”

💭 Reflection
This verse from Jesus is simple in wording, yet profound in meaning and application. Let’s break it down:

“My command is this…”
This reminds us that this isn’t just a suggestion—it’s a command. When Jesus gives a command, He’s speaking with divine authority.

“Love each other…”
The focus: us, in community. It’s not just about loving people when it’s convenient or they’re easy to love. It’s requiring each other—that means all in the community of faith.

“as I have loved you.”
This is the crux: the standard isn’t whatever we can muster, but the love Jesus has shown. His love was sacrificial, unconditional, extended even to those who rejected Him, inclusive, and faithful.

What this means for us today:
We’re invited to reflect on how Christ has loved us: generously, patiently, forgivingly. Then let that love overflow in our relationships.
Loving like Jesus means sometimes loving even when it’s hard, when there are hurts, misunderstandings, differences.
This kind of love builds community, heals wounds, points others to Christ’s love.
It also implies action: love isn’t passive. It shows in the way we treat others, encourage others, forgive others, serve others.

16/10/2025

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16/10/2025

"Verse of the Day" for October 16, 2025,

— John 6:35 (NIV)
“Then Jesus declared, “I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty.””

💭 Reflection
This is a beautiful and powerful statement from Jesus. He isn’t just talking about physical hunger or thirst, but about the deepest longings of our hearts and souls.

•Spiritual Nourishment: Just as our bodies need food and water, our spirits need something that satisfies more deeply. Jesus says He is that “bread of life.” Coming to Him means receiving what truly fulfills.

•Invitation: “Whoever comes to me…” leaves open the invitation to all — there’s no exclusion.

•Sustaining Promise: “Will never go hungry… never be thirsty.” That’s a promise of ongoing satisfaction. It doesn’t mean life has no hardships, but that in Him we find a sustaining source we can return to.

•Faith & Belief: This verse shows the link between coming (seeking) and believing (trusting). Belief isn’t passive; it draws us into a relationship.

16/10/2025

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16/10/2025

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16/10/2025

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13/10/2025

📖 Verse of the Day
“Jesus said to her, ‘I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even though he dies; and whoever lives and believes in me will never die. Do you believe this?’”
— John 11:25-26 (NIV)

💭 Reflection
This powerful statement from Jesus, spoken to Martha after the death of her brother Lazarus, carries profound hope and assurance.
1. Christ as Resurrection and Life
When Jesus says “I am the resurrection and the life,” He’s not just promising a distant future — He is declaring that He is the source of life itself, both now and forever. To believe in Him is to partake in that life which death cannot extinguish.
2. Faith beyond death
“Even though he dies, he will live” — this is the heart of Christian hope. Physical death is not the end for those who trust in Christ. Life in Him transcends the grave.
3. A personal question: “Do you believe this?”
It’s not enough to agree intellectually — Jesus asks Martha to own it, to let it shape her trust, her sorrow, and her hope. He asks the same of us: “Do you believe this?” How we respond affects how we live, love, grieve, and hope.

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10/10/2025

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10/10/2025

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10/10/2025

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10/10/2025

📖 Verse of the Day
From the Gospel reading for October 10:
“He that is not with me is against me; and he that gathereth not with me scattereth.”
— Luke 11:23

💭 Reflection
This strong statement of Jesus invites us to examine where we stand. It calls us to loyalty, clarity, and purposeful commitment. To be “with” Christ means more than just believing in Him in name — it means aligning our priorities, actions, and relationships under His lordship.

•Clarity: There is no neutral ground. Either we join in building with Christ, or we drift apart.

•Accountability: Our lives—our choices, words, time—testify: Are we gathering for Christ or scattering away?

•Daily Decision: Each morning, we are given the chance to choose — to walk in His way, to love as He loves, to serve as He serves.

May this verse challenge us to root ourselves firmly in Christ, so that in every small moment we reflect His presence and purpose.

09/10/2025

"Verse of the Day" (October 8, 2025)

Psalm 27:7, 9-10 (NIV)
“Hear my voice when I call, O LORD; be merciful to me and answer me. … Do not hide your face from me, do not turn your servant away in anger; you have been my helper. Do not reject me or forsake me, O God my Savior. Though my father and mother forsake me, the LORD will receive me.”

Reflection
This passage from Psalm 27 speaks to a heart in earnest prayer, longing for God’s nearness and assurance. Several truths stand out:

-A cry for mercy and communion. The psalmist calls out, “Hear my voice … be merciful to me.” Prayer is not just speaking, but expecting God to listen with compassion.

-God’s faithfulness when others fail. “Though my father and mother forsake me, the LORD will receive me.” Even if human relationships falter, God’s welcome remains. This doesn’t diminish the pain of being forsaken, but offers a deeper security in God’s steadfastness.

-An invitation to trust in God’s presence. Asking God not to “hide Your face” is a plea for His presence, not just His distant help. We are invited to lean into a God who is present, not hidden.

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