The Message

“Let the message about Christ, in all its richness, fill your lives. Teach and counsel each other with all the wisdom he gives. Sing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs to God with thankful hearts.” Colossians 3:16

In our normal circumstances we all know how it feels like when you receive a good text message, email, encouraging results that are uplifting or some other positive accomplishment!  Those messages give us courage to go through our daily interactions confidently. Now, God Himself through His Word encourages us to fill our lives with His Word because it is so rich, alive, and powerful enough to accomplish what is crucial even if the situation appears impossible humanly speaking. This is simply because God’s ways are much higher than ours!

I trust that you will be so encouraged to embrace God's Word even in greater measure as you read what David said in Psalms 19:7-11: The Word of God is so perfect that it revives the soul.  It is so trustworthy that it makes us wise; so rightly presented that it brings so much joy to our hearts.  It’s presentation is so clear that it gives great insight for our daily living, so pure because it will last forever. It is true and fair because of its originator “God”.  Also known to be so much more desirable than the finest gold.  It is described to be sweeter than honey dripping from the honeycomb, protects us by providing warning, and finally such a great reward for those who obey!

God’s Word is a precious gift, a divine source of wisdom and guidance for our daily lives. It can illuminate your path, bring healing and inspire us to live with God’s love and faithfulness.

The Word has the ability to speak directly to us and transform our lives in ways we cannot imagine. Choose intentionally to daily embrace it to enable you grow spiritually and experience the fullness of God’s promises. It is our insight for living!

Pray your response to the Lord personally, meaningfully and genuinely

Reflect: What is one more step you can take to let God’s Word dwell in you richly this week? Do a self check, how much time do you spend in the Word?