HolyThoughts

12/09/2025

Amen

12/09/2025

What will you do if you see jesus in Walmart 🤣🤔

12/08/2025

12/07/2025

When you feel empty, Jesus fills what is missing.

12/07/2025

Genesis 1:5
“And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day.”

God not only created the light—He named it. By naming Day and Night, God revealed His authority over time itself. Nothing exists outside His control, and nothing is beyond His power to define. God does not just create, He establishes identity and purpose.

The rhythm of “evening and morning” shows us how God set time into motion. Life would now unfold in seasons, days, and moments—each one held in God’s hands. From the very beginning, God was preparing a world where humanity could live, grow, and walk with Him one day at a time.

Notice something beautiful: the first day ends with evening and begins with morning. Darkness came first—but it never lasted. Morning always followed. This pattern quietly reminds us that in God’s design, light always returns. Even when life feels like a night season, God has already written the morning into the story.

Genesis 1:5 is more than the closing of a day—it is a picture of God’s order, His authority, and His promise that light will always rise again.

12/06/2025

Genesis 1:4
“And God saw the light, that it was good: and God divided the light from the darkness.”

After speaking light into existence, God looked at what He created and called it good. This is the first time the Bible uses the word “good,” showing us that everything God creates carries purpose, beauty, and perfection. His light was not random or accidental—it was intentional, meaningful, and full of goodness.

God didn’t just create light; He separated it from the darkness. This separation is powerful because it reveals God’s desire for order. Where darkness once covered everything, now there was distinction—day and night, clarity and shadow, direction and separation. God was shaping creation with wisdom, showing that He brings structure into chaos.

This moment also reflects what God does in our hearts. He not only brings light into our lives, but He helps us separate what belongs to Him from what does not. He helps us see the difference between truth and lies, hope and despair, purpose and confusion. God’s light gives us the ability to walk differently, think differently, and live differently.

Genesis 1:4 reminds us that when God shines His light, He brings goodness, order, and clarity. He doesn’t just brighten our world—He shapes it, guides it, and calls us into a life that reflects His goodness.

12/06/2025

Genesis 1:3
“And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.”

In just a few words, the Bible shows us the power of God’s voice. Up until this moment, there was darkness—silence—nothingness. But the moment God spoke, light came into existence. God did not struggle, He did not fight or form the light with His hands. He simply spoke, and creation obeyed. This teaches us that God’s Word is not just information—it is power. His Word creates, transforms, and brings life where there was none.

This light was not only physical. It was the beginning of order, purpose, and divine direction. Light represents God revealing Himself. From the very first chapter of Scripture, God begins showing His nature: He brings clarity where there is confusion, hope where there is emptiness, and life where there is darkness.

And this same God speaks into our lives today. Even when everything feels dark or empty, God can speak a single word that changes everything. He can guide us, restore us, and light our path just like He did from the beginning of time.

Genesis 1:3 is more than the start of creation—it is a reminder of God’s voice, God’s power, and God’s promise. When He speaks, darkness cannot remain. His light will always overcome.

12/06/2025

In the very beginning, before time began, God created the heavens and the earth. Darkness covered everything until God spoke, “Let there be light,” and light was born. From nothing, God shaped the world with His words—separating land from sea, day from night, and filling the earth with life, beauty, and purpose.

God formed humanity in His own image, breathing life into us, giving us not only a body but a soul created to walk with Him. Even when humanity turned away, God’s love never ended. He promised a Savior—a Redeemer who would restore what was broken.

From Genesis to Revelation, the story of the Bible is a journey of God reaching out, guiding, loving, correcting, and ultimately saving His people through Jesus Christ. The Bible isn’t just a book; it’s the unfolding of God’s heart for humanity. A story of creation, fall, redemption, and eternal life.

It all began with one powerful truth:
“In the beginning, God created…” (Genesis 1:1)

12/06/2025

12/05/2025

Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno, Friday devotion, Quiapo day, Devoters day - Novena mass for good governance and for our personal intention. Viva Jesus Nazareno 🙏