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Friday, January 16, 2026

Are there Barriers in your life that seem Insurmountable?

 


When Jesus saw their faith, he said to him, 
“Child, your sins are forgiven.” 
(Mark 2:5)


Faith Finds a Way. Walk by Faith not by Sight and things will be well for you. This is a time to rise and shine. A time to work out your faith in every good work, discovering Healing, Forgiveness, and Unwavering Hope in Jesus.


This story is a gentle invitation to bring your needs before Jesus, trusting that He knows what you need most. Whether you seek physical healing, emotional comfort, or forgiveness, Jesus stands ready to respond to faith with grace. Today, ask yourself: How can I help carry someone to Christ? And in what areas of my life do I need to let Jesus lift my burdens and heal my heart?

Jesus not only heals physically but also forgives sins. This passage captures the essence of determined faith and the boundless mercy of Christ. It highlights two central themes: the power of faith and the authority of Jesus to forgive sins. He possesses both compassion and authority from God. This moment reveals Jesus as our Savior meets our deepest needs—physical, emotional, and spiritual.

This passage encourages us to have a persistent, creative, and selfless faith like the man’s friends. Their determination teaches us not to give up when obstacles block our way to Jesus. It also reminds us that sometimes others need our faith to carry them to God when they feel powerless. Most importantly, the passage assures us that Jesus welcomes all who come to Him in faith, offering forgiveness and restoration beyond what we can imagine.

Lord Jesus, thank You for seeing me in my weakness and loving me in my need. Help me to have faith like those friends—to persist, to believe, and to carry others to Your feet. Forgive me, heal me, and fill my heart with hope. Empower me to be a source of encouragement and strength for those around me. May Your grace flow through me, and may Your presence restore every broken place in my life. Amen.


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