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Word For The Day

THE POWER OF GODLY FELLOWSHIP

READING: Luke 1:39-42

At that time Mary got ready and hurried to a town in the hill country of Judea, where she entered Zechariah’s home and greeted Elizabeth. When Elizabeth heard Mary’s greeting, the baby leaped in her womb, and Elizabeth was filled with the Holy Spirit. In a loud voice she exclaimed: ‘Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the child you will bear!’

When the angel Gabriel visited Mary in Luke 1, she received a profound message about her purpose that would change her life forever. She was not ignorant to the fact that her being an unmarried pregnant woman could come at a cost – the threat of disownment from family, divorce from her fiancé, and the risk of poverty without support. Yet she joyfully accepted the Word by faith, believing that God’s power to sustain her in this miraculous calling was greater than any threat.

Understanding the importance of godly associations, Mary chose to confide in someone spiritually mature. After accepting the call to bear the Son of God, she travelled to her relative Elizabeth, who had also conceived miraculously in old age. Through Elizabeth’s encouragement, Mary found mentorship for her unique journey of pregnancy.

Ask yourself, who do you confide in? Do you make yourself accountable to those who are spiritually mature? In life, we must discern before we disclose, to be careful of who we confide in.

Mary’s visit to Elizabeth was spiritual, which was confirmed when John the Baptist leapt in Elizabeth’s womb and she was filled with the Holy Spirit. Though they were family, the true basis of their connection was spiritual maturity.

Elizabeth spoke words that strengthened Mary when her circumstances may have seemed precarious. Godly counsel, rooted in God’s Word, paves the path for solutions. Have you identified those God has sent to you - your mentor, advisor, confidant? Ensure those in whom you trust are led by God’s Spirit daily.

PRAYER: Lord Jesus Christ, give me the grace to watch and pray, to discern before I disclose, and to be careful of who I confide in. Help me to identify those You have sent me to. In Jesus’ name, amen.

From Abundant River Church International.

Choose to Be Real at All Times

"I know your deeds, that you are neither cold nor hot. I wish you were either one or the other! So, because you are lukewarm—neither hot nor cold—I am about to spit you out of my mouth." — Revelation 3:15–16

One thing the Lord truly desires from His children is authenticity. God is not impressed by outward show, inconsistent devotion, or faith that appears only when it is convenient. He sees the heart, and He calls us to walk before Him in sincerity, transparency, and truth.

If we claim to be Christians, then we must be bold enough to stand for our faith wherever we find ourselves—at home, at work, in conversations, and even in environments where standing for Christ seems uncomfortable or unpopular. Genuine faith is consistent. It does not rise and fall with emotions, nor does it shrink back when the atmosphere changes.

Being real means choosing Jesus not only when blessings are flowing, but also when challenges set in. It means refusing to compromise your values just to fit in, refusing to hide your convictions to avoid criticism, and refusing to water down your faith for acceptance.

A lukewarm lifestyle is one that tries to hold both God and the world at the same time—yet ends up pleasing neither. God desires hearts that are fully His: not half-committed, not indecisive, not partially surrendered. He calls us to be all in.

When we choose to be real with God, He strengthens our walk, deepens our conviction, and shines His light through us to the world. Our faith becomes more than words—it becomes a living testimony of God’s grace and power.

So let's make it our daily choice to be fully committed, fully convinced, and fully aligned with the One we call Lord. Let's let our life speak loudly. Let's let our devotion be seen clearly. And let's our faith remain unwavering, no matter where we are or who is watching.

Choose to be real. Choose to be committed. Choose Jesus—always.