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Monday, April 6, 2026

How do you Value a Woman's Worth?

 

Gospel 
Matthew 28:8-15


Reading

Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went away quickly from the tomb, fearful yet overjoyed, and ran to announce this to his disciples. (Matthew 28:8)

Revelation

God entrusts the greatest announcement in history to those society often overlooked. The first witnesses are women—unexpected and culturally marginalized voices in the ancient world. This underscores that divine truth does not depend on human status. The women run with fear and great joy. This mixture is a hallmark of genuine encounters with God—trembling awe paired with overwhelming hope.


Reflection

The women in the story move quickly, joyfully, and obediently. They do not fully understand everything, but they respond to what they know: Jesus is alive. Their faith is active, not passive. The risen Christ meets the women on the road—not in the tomb. He meets us as we move in faith, even imperfectly. And His message remains the same: Do not be afraid. May your day be marked by the same “great joy” that filled the first witnesses of the resurrection.


Response

Lord Jesus Christ,

You who saw the hidden tears of women, You who honored their faith, You who revealed Your resurrection first to them—teach us to see a woman’s worth as You do.

You looked at women not as the world sees them, but as daughters of the Father, bearers of dignity, vessels of courage, and witnesses of Your glory. Where others saw weakness, You saw strength. Where others imposed silence, You entrusted proclamation. Where others dismissed, You drew near.

Lord, help us understand that a woman’s worth is not measured by beauty, productivity, or perfection, but by the image of God she carries within her. Remind us that every woman—mother or daughter, widow or single, young or old—is precious in Your sight, worthy of honor, protection, and love. Give us eyes that recognize their gifts, ears that listen to their stories, and hearts that honor their worth. May every woman know today that she is treasured, called, and deeply loved by You.

Amen.


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