2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 208
by Walt Martin on July 27th, 2026
Our lives often feel like that broken ship. There are seasons when God's promises are the only solid thing left to hold. Plans collapse. Circumstances shift. We cling to whatever pieces remain, wondering if we'll ever make it to shore.   Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 207
by Walt Martin on July 26th, 2026
We don't always know how the storm will unfold. We don't always understand why obedience sometimes leads into rough seas instead of calm ones. But we do know the One to whom we belong.   Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 206
by Walt Martin on July 25th, 2026
Paul's encounter with Jesus on the Damascus road changed everything, but it wasn't just a change of religion. It was a revelation that the God he had always sought to serve had acted in history through the death and resurrection of Jesus. The promises weren't canceled. They were fulfilled.   Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 205
by Walt Martin on July 24th, 2026
Sometimes God calls us to wait patiently because only God can act. Other times, grace invites us to participate—to take the next faithful step, trusting that God's power is already at work before us. We never advance God's kingdom by our own strength, but neither are we passive observers. God's grace both initiates and enables our response.   Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 204
by Walt Martin on July 23rd, 2026
We often want God to remove every misunderstanding, correct every false accusation, or ensure that others recognize our motives. Sometimes that happens. Sometimes it doesn't. Paul would spend another two years in custody after this hearing, despite the weakness of the case against him. Yet, Luke never portrays Paul as defeated. His freedom was limited, but his witness was not.   Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 203
by Walt Martin on July 22nd, 2026
Paul could not have arranged this rescue himself. He couldn't persuade the conspirators to abandon their plot. He couldn't command an army to escort him to Caesarea. His safety rested entirely in God's hands... it always had.   Read More
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