2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 295
by Walt Martin on October 22nd, 2026
As we bring others before God, including people we find difficult to understand or love, we make room for grace to reshape our hearts. We begin to recognize that the people around us are not obstacles, opponents, or categories to be managed. They are people whom God loves and whom Christ came to save.   Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 294
by Walt Martin on October 21st, 2026
We spend a great deal of time thinking about what we believe, and rightly so. Sound doctrine matters. Scripture matters. The truth of the gospel matters. But Paul reminds Timothy that faithful teaching has a purpose beyond making certain everyone knows the right answers. The truth we proclaim is meant to shape the people we're becoming. The goal is love.   Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 293
by Walt Martin on October 20th, 2026
As we've made our way through both letters to the Thessalonians, we've heard Paul repeatedly call believers to remain steadfast in hope, grow in holiness, and encourage one another. Now we see what that looks like when faith meets the practical demands of everyday life.   Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 292
by Walt Martin on October 19th, 2026
Truth isn't something we possess so that we can win arguments or establish superiority over others. We receive the truth of Jesus Christ so that our hearts and lives may be transformed.   Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 291
by Walt Martin on October 18th, 2026
Growing faith. Increasing love. Steadfast hope. These aren't abstract religious achievements. They're evidence of the Holy Spirit at work in an ordinary community of believers who are learning to follow Jesus together.   Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 290
by Walt Martin on October 17th, 2026
It's possible to believe in Jesus, participate in worship, and know the right things to say while gradually allowing our attitudes, priorities, and relationships to reflect the surrounding culture more than the character of Christ. Paul's answer isn't fear or frantic religious activity. It's a steady, faithful life grounded in faith, love, and hope.   Read More
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