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If you could pick one blessing to hear on your way out the door, today's verse would be hard to beat. This one goes with you the whole way.
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📖 Verse of the Day
“The Lord will watch over your coming and going both now and forevermore.”
Reflection:
We don't ask just anybody to call when they get there. We ask the people we love, because love would go along if it could. Since it can't, it waves from the porch and waits to hear.
God's love can. Jacob left home running from an angry brother, and one night on the road he lay down with a stone under his head. That night, in Genesis 28, God told him: "I am with you and will watch over you wherever you go, and I will bring you back to this land." And He did. Years later, back in that land, Jacob told his family about the God who had been with him wherever he went.
Psalm 121 ends by promising you that same care, for today and for always, and it isn't only for big journeys but for all your "coming and going." That covers the long drives and the days you get no farther than the mailbox, the first day somewhere new and the walk back into a quiet house.
On every one of them, the Lord is going too. You will never walk through a door alone. Not the next one, and not the very last.
Ask Yourself:
When I look back on the big comings and goings of my life, where can I see that God was with me?
What's one place I'm headed soon, or one change ahead of me, where I'd like to remember God is going too?
🙏 Prayer of the Day
Dear Lord,
Before I head anywhere else, it's good to stop and be here with You for a moment. Thank You for caring where I go and whether I get home.
I can't see what's waiting behind every door, today or in the years ahead, and I'm so glad I won't walk through a single one without You. That makes the hard doors easier to face and the easy ones sweeter. Go with me today, Lord, and bring me safely home.
In Jesus' name, Amen.
🖋 Quote of the Day
“Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God.”
— Corrie ten Boom
🎵 Song of the Day
“Still Waters (Psalm 23)” by Leanna Crawford
A tender song about the Shepherd of Psalm 23, who stays close on every road.
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🧠 Trivia of the Day
Noah, his family and the animals had all gone into the ark, just as God had commanded. Then what happened?
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