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Tuesday, December 30, 2025

Have We Grown Strong?



 
"And the child grew and became strong; 
he was filled with wisdom, 
and the grace of God was on him." 
(Luke 2:40)


Jesus is our strength! As the Father is in Him, He too is in each and everyone of us. He is the very life that fills us with His wisdom and favor. His grace is available to us, guiding and supporting us in our journey to focus on continuous growth, seek strength and wisdom, rely on God's grace, and pursue holistic development.

Our growth and development should be holistic, encompassing physical, intellectual, and spiritual dimensions. We should pursue balanced growth in all areas and strive for continuous improvement in all aspects of our lives. Let us seek strength and wisdom through learning, experience, and reliance on God.

God is stirring again, and He chose to reveal His work to the humble and the watchful. Life of fasting and prayer shows what true worship looks like: a heart turned toward God, even when life has been hard. Jesus is the fulfillment of God’s promise. He shows us that revelation comes not through power or status, but through purity of heart and perseverance. 

Nothing offered to God is wasted—not our waiting, not our tears, not our long seasons of silence. Sometimes God’s answers arrive quietly, like a child in a temple, and only those who have been listening notice. Maybe today is an invitation to keep our hearts open, to stay faithful in the small things, and to trust that God is already moving in ways we may not yet see.


Lord Jesus, we come before You with hearts full of gratitude, for the example of Your growth and strength. Just as You were filled with wisdom and grace, we seek to grow in Your likeness each day. Grant us the strength to face life's challenges, and the wisdom to make choices that honor You. May Your grace be upon us, guiding our steps, and filling our hearts with Your love and peace. Help us to grow in faith and understanding, and to reflect Your light in all that we do. May we always seek Your presence and find comfort in Your everlasting grace. Amen.