October 12th, 2025
by Nicholas Kelly
by Nicholas Kelly
Day 1: Recognizing God's Sanctifying Grace Reading: Titus 2:11-14 Devotional:
God's grace is not just for salvation, but for our ongoing sanctification. As we face struggles and challenges, we can recognize that God is using these moments to refine us. Today, reflect on areas in your life where you feel challenged. Instead of viewing these as burdens, try to see them as opportunities for God's sanctifying grace to work in you. How might God be using your current circumstances to shape you more into His image? Remember, just as a loving father guides his child, our Heavenly Father has His hand firmly on the wheel of our lives, directing us towards spiritual growth and maturity.
Day 2: Renouncing Ungodliness and Worldly Passions Reading: Romans 12:1-2 Devotional:
Paul instructs us to renounce ungodliness and worldly passions. This is an active process that requires our participation. Today, take some time to identify areas in your life where worldly passions may be creeping in. Are there attitudes, habits, or desires that don't align with God's will for your life? Remember, we have the power through Christ to reject these things. Practice speaking out loud, renouncing specific temptations or ungodly thoughts. As you do this, invite God's transforming power to renew your mind and heart, aligning your desires with His.
Day 3: Waiting with Expectation Reading: Isaiah 40:28-31 Devotional:
Waiting can be one of the most challenging aspects of our faith journey. Yet, as we learned, waiting rooms are often where God does His deepest work in us. Today, consider areas in your life where you're waiting on God. Instead of viewing this time as idle or frustrating, approach it with expectation. What might God be teaching you in this season? How can you actively engage with Him while you wait? Remember, just as we eagerly anticipate our turn in a waiting room, we can look forward to what God will reveal and how He will move in our lives during these periods of waiting.
Day 4: Anchored to the Cross Reading: Galatians 2:20-21 Devotional:
In our daily struggles, it's easy to drift away from the foundational truth of the gospel - Christ's work on the cross. Today, take time to meditate on the cross. Remember that Jesus has already paid the price for your sins and shortcomings. When you feel condemned or discouraged by your failures, return to this truth. Like the woman caught in adultery, hear Jesus say, "Neither do I condemn you." Let this grace empower you to "go and sin no more." How does staying anchored to the cross change your perspective on your daily challenges and temptations?
Day 5: Declaring God's Grace to Others Reading: 2 Corinthians 1:3-7 Devotional:
As recipients of God's amazing grace, we are called to share this good news with others. Today, consider how you can declare God's grace to those around you. Remember, you don't need to have everything figured out to share your faith. Simply sharing your struggles and how God's grace has worked in your life can be powerful. Who in your life needs to hear about God's grace today? How can you use your experiences, even the difficult ones, to encourage others? As you share, you may find that articulating God's work in your life strengthens your own faith as well.
God's grace is not just for salvation, but for our ongoing sanctification. As we face struggles and challenges, we can recognize that God is using these moments to refine us. Today, reflect on areas in your life where you feel challenged. Instead of viewing these as burdens, try to see them as opportunities for God's sanctifying grace to work in you. How might God be using your current circumstances to shape you more into His image? Remember, just as a loving father guides his child, our Heavenly Father has His hand firmly on the wheel of our lives, directing us towards spiritual growth and maturity.
Day 2: Renouncing Ungodliness and Worldly Passions Reading: Romans 12:1-2 Devotional:
Paul instructs us to renounce ungodliness and worldly passions. This is an active process that requires our participation. Today, take some time to identify areas in your life where worldly passions may be creeping in. Are there attitudes, habits, or desires that don't align with God's will for your life? Remember, we have the power through Christ to reject these things. Practice speaking out loud, renouncing specific temptations or ungodly thoughts. As you do this, invite God's transforming power to renew your mind and heart, aligning your desires with His.
Day 3: Waiting with Expectation Reading: Isaiah 40:28-31 Devotional:
Waiting can be one of the most challenging aspects of our faith journey. Yet, as we learned, waiting rooms are often where God does His deepest work in us. Today, consider areas in your life where you're waiting on God. Instead of viewing this time as idle or frustrating, approach it with expectation. What might God be teaching you in this season? How can you actively engage with Him while you wait? Remember, just as we eagerly anticipate our turn in a waiting room, we can look forward to what God will reveal and how He will move in our lives during these periods of waiting.
Day 4: Anchored to the Cross Reading: Galatians 2:20-21 Devotional:
In our daily struggles, it's easy to drift away from the foundational truth of the gospel - Christ's work on the cross. Today, take time to meditate on the cross. Remember that Jesus has already paid the price for your sins and shortcomings. When you feel condemned or discouraged by your failures, return to this truth. Like the woman caught in adultery, hear Jesus say, "Neither do I condemn you." Let this grace empower you to "go and sin no more." How does staying anchored to the cross change your perspective on your daily challenges and temptations?
Day 5: Declaring God's Grace to Others Reading: 2 Corinthians 1:3-7 Devotional:
As recipients of God's amazing grace, we are called to share this good news with others. Today, consider how you can declare God's grace to those around you. Remember, you don't need to have everything figured out to share your faith. Simply sharing your struggles and how God's grace has worked in your life can be powerful. Who in your life needs to hear about God's grace today? How can you use your experiences, even the difficult ones, to encourage others? As you share, you may find that articulating God's work in your life strengthens your own faith as well.
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