Weekly Reflections
Weekly reflections are a short scripture or verse that we can reflect upon each week.
Reflecting on God’s promises He has made to us and the hope we have through Jesus Christ.
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Week of November 2nd
Ephesians 4:22-24 Discusses a renewing in spirit and mind…
This is not an instant change; it’s more like setting a firm foundation over time. Becoming more aware of the things you once believed, and now the Holy Spirit guides you to walk in the path of righteousness. Praying, studying God’s Word, and worshiping through song or in the company of other believers are all ways a Christian becomes renewed over time. The foundation for a newborn Christian is critical. To become a walking testimony, we should align our everyday decisions with God.
Week of October 26th
Having fear of the Lord marks the beginning of true knowledge. We must be careful to discern the wisdom of man and the wisdom of God. Many philosophies and ideologies of this world appear intelligent, but often lead us away from God’s truth.
Week of October 19th
Christians are to seek counsel from other like-minded Christians. We are to guard our minds from whom we confide in. First, it’s wise to pray and ask God for guidance. Oftentimes, we need to have conversations with other Christians to put our own opinions aside into a fresh perspective when we have a conversation with a trusted confidante. Even then, we should discern if the counsel we recieve is aligned with God’s Word.
Week of October 12th
I absolutely love this time of year, it’s a time when all the summer hustle and bussle begins to slow down. It seems as if time is beginning to slow, nature is calming down for a winter rest, and the temperatures are cooling. Pumpkin spice lattes, fall decorations, and getting those cozy sweaters from the back of the closet.
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Week of September 28th
We must be cautious about what we base our morals upon. It is not rude to exercise discernment; we are called to test and examine what we believe. Do your own research on the matter. We should not be ashamed of the truth either. We have the responsibility to inform our loved ones of what God’s Word says, even if it is not popular.
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Week of September 21st
For such a time as this…Just as Queen Esther was placed in her role to stand for God’s people, we too are called to shine His light where we are. This week’s reflection honors the legacy of Charlie Kirk while reminding us to take a stand in faith, pray without ceasing, and be a witness in our communities.
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Week of September 14th
God knows everything that has happened, is occurring, and will come. There is nothing that takes God by surprise. If we consider that this world is not a permanent home, then the spiritual world becomes more relevant.
“Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal: but lay up yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through nor steal: for where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.” - Matthew 6:19-21
Week of September 7th
Let us be grateful for the things we have. When we have a grateful heart, we can concentrate on the things that God provides for us. In this world, there will always be that next new shiny object. If we aren’t grateful for what we have, we will never feel satisfaction. There will always be an urge to want more, which leads to greed.
June Reflection
Psalm 33 is a beautiful reminder of all God’s greatness still at work in this world through you and me. The greatness comes from God’s promises of His love towards us, and even through the darkest storms we endure, God never leaves our side; He protects us, holds us, and carries us through until the storm passes.
Whatever you’re facing today, I invite you to slow down and reflect with me, one verse at a time, to truly grasp what the psalmist wrote, embrace God’s promises, and claim His greatness in your life, despite the troubles of the world.