Psalm 19 "The Law of God is good" (Monday 7/13/26)

Psalm 19 "The Law of God is good" (Monday 7/13/26)

Psalm 19 celebrates two ways God reveals Himself: through the glory of creation and through the perfection of His Word. As David reflects on the beauty of the heavens and the life-giving power of God's law, he is moved to worship and to pray that his thoughts, words, and actions would be pleasing to the Lord. This psalm reminds us that the God who speaks through creation also speaks through Scripture, calling us to know Him, trust Him, and live holy lives.

Mark 10:13–16 "Jesus calls the children to Him" (Friday 7/10/26) CJ

Mark 10:13–16 reminds us that the kingdom of God belongs to those who come to Jesus with the humble trust of a child. When the disciples tried to keep the children away, Jesus welcomed them, embraced them, and blessed them, revealing His deep love for the least and the overlooked. This passage calls us to lay aside pride and self-reliance, and to receive Christ's kingdom with simple faith and joyful dependence.

Psalm 3 "The Lord is my shield" (Thursday 7/9/26)

Psalm 3 is David's confident prayer when he fled from his son Absalom, surrounded by enemies and overwhelmed by trouble. Rather than giving in to fear, David declares that the LORD is his shield, his glory, and the One who sustains him through the night. This psalm reminds us that no matter how great the opposition we face, our salvation and security are found in the LORD alone.

Deuteronomy 6:4-6 "Teach this to your children" (Wednesday 7/8/26)

Deuteronomy 6:4–6 begins with the great confession of Israel's faith: the LORD alone is God and is worthy of our wholehearted love and devotion. Moses calls God's people to treasure His commandments in their hearts, making love for God the foundation of every aspect of life. This passage reminds us that true faith begins with a heart fully devoted to the Lord and is expressed through loving obedience.

Ephesians 6:1-4 "Do not provoke your children to wrath" (Tuesday 7/7/26)

Ephesians 6:1–4 reminds us that the Christian home is one of God's primary places for discipleship and spiritual growth. Children are called to honor and obey their parents, while parents are called to lead with love, patience, and Christ-centered instruction rather than harshness. When families submit to the Lord's design, they become a powerful witness to the transforming grace of the gospel.