THINKING GOD’S WAY
Philippians 4:6-10
And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God Romans 12:2.
The mind is the battlefield where victories are won or lost. What we consistently dwell on will eventually shape how we live. Paul understood this truth and urged the Philippian church to deliberately focus their thoughts on what is true, noble, pure, lovely, admirable, and praiseworthy. This is not simply positive thinking; it is a spiritual discipline that aligns our hearts and minds with the very nature of God. If left unchecked, our thoughts can easily spiral into fear, negativity, and sin. Anxiety, doubt, and discouragement often begin in the mind. But when we choose to meditate on Scripture and the goodness of God, our minds are renewed and strengthened. This renewal is not automatic—it requires intentionality and cooperation with the Spirit of God.
Each day, we face a choice: to dwell on destructive thoughts or to fix our minds on truth. By the power of the Holy Spirit, we can redirect our thinking and cultivate a mindset that produces peace, joy, and clarity. This discipline guards our hearts and keeps us anchored in Christ even when life feels uncertain. Today, be intentional about what fills your mind. Replace every anxious or negative thought with a verse that reflects God’s truth. As you do, you will experience the transforming power of a renewed mind and live in the freedom Christ provides.
Prayer
Lord Jesus, renew my mind daily. Help me dwell on what pleases You. Amen.
ONE YEAR BIBLE READING
DAY 54 Exodus 33:7-23,Exo.34; Mark 7:1-30; Psalm 25;8-15
STRENGTH IN CHRIST
Philippians 4:10-14
But those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles, they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint. Isaiah 40:31
Philippians 4:13 is one of the most quoted verses in Scripture, yet it is often misunderstood. Paul was not claiming that he could accomplish any personal ambition or fulfil selfish desires. Instead, he was testifying that he had learned the secret of contentment in every circumstance—whether living in abundance or facing need. His confidence was rooted in the strength of Christ within him. Life’s seasons are unpredictable. At times, we walk through ease and joy; at other times, we encounter pressure, hardship, and uncertainty. Left to ourselves, trials can break us, and prosperity can make us prideful. But Christ’s strength enables us to endure both extremes without losing faith or joy. His power sustains us when we are weary and lifts us when we are weak.
Isaiah 40:31 assures us that those who wait on the Lord will renew their strength. This strength is not self‑made but God‑given, and it carries us farther than human effort ever could. It is divine empowerment that equips us to persevere, to remain steadfast, and to glorify God in every situation. Therefore, when challenges arise, do not rely on your own sufficiency. Pause and declare: “Lord, my strength is in You.” Depend on His power, not your own. In Christ, you will find the ability to face life’s trials with courage and its blessings with humility. His strength is your anchor, your confidence, and your victory in every season.
Prayer: Lord, be my strength in every season. Help me lean on You always. Amen.
ONE YEAR BIBLE READING
DAY 55 Exodus 35, -Exo 36; Mark 7;31-37,- Mk 8;1-13; Psalm 25:16-22
WALKING WORTHY OF CHRIST
Colossians 1:9–13
I, therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you to walk worthy of the calling with which you were called. Ephesians 4:1
The Christian life is more than belief; it is a daily walk. Paul prayed that the Colossians would “walk worthy of the Lord,” meaning that their lives would consistently reflect the One they served. Just as a child carries the honour of the family name, believers carry the name of Christ wherever they go. Our conduct, choices, and attitudes should testify that we belong to Him. Walking worthy of the Lord involves living in a way that pleases God. It is not about ticking off a checklist of religious duties but allowing the natural overflow of a heart devoted to Him to shape our actions. Love fuels obedience, and obedience bears fruit. Paul describes this fruit as “every good work,” showing that a Christ‑centered life blesses others and glorifies God. True discipleship is seen not only in what we believe but in how we live.
As we grow in the knowledge of God through His Word, prayer, and fellowship, our lives become increasingly fruitful. The deeper our relationship with Christ, the more our character and actions reflect His nature. This transformation is the work of the Holy Spirit, who empowers us to live beyond ourselves and to shine as witnesses of Christ’s love. Today, pause and ask yourself, “Does my walk reflect Christ’s presence in me?” Invite the Holy Spirit to shape your steps, to make you fruitful in good works, and to glorify Him in all you do. Walking worthy of the Lord is the true mark of a believer.
Prayer: Lord, help me live a life worthy of You, fruitful in every way. Amen.
ONE YEAR BIBLE READING
DAY 56 Exodus 37; -Exo 38; Mark 8:14-38;Mk 9:1;Proverbs 6:1-11
CHRIST IN YOU, THE HOPE OF GLORY
Colossians 1:24–29
I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me. Galatians 2:20
Apostle Paul describes a profound mystery once hidden but now revealed: “Christ in you, the hope of glory.” This is the very heart of the gospel, not only that Christ died for us, but that He now lives within us. His indwelling presence is both our source of strength in the present and our assurance of eternal glory in the future. Worldly hope often disappoints because it is fragile and uncertain, but Christ within us is a sure and unshakable hope. His presence transforms how we live. Because He dwells in us, we can walk in confidence, holiness, and perseverance. We are no longer defined by weakness, failure, or fear; instead, we are defined by the presence of Christ, who strengthens and sustains us.
This truth calls us to live with boldness. If Christ truly lives in us, then His life should shine through us. Our decisions, attitudes, and actions must reflect His glory to the world. The hope of glory is not a distant dream but a present reality that shapes our daily walk. It empowers us to endure trials, resist sin, and live as witnesses of His grace. Therefore, let this truth anchor your heart: “Christ lives in me.” Allow it to shape your confidence, your peace, and your hope. Let it guide your choices and inspire your faith. With Christ in you, you carry the assurance of glory and the strength to live victoriously today.
Prayer
Jesus, thank You for living in me. Be my hope and strength each day. Amen.
ONE YEAR BIBLE READING
DAY 57 Exodus 39, -Exo.40; Mark 9:2-32; Psalm 26:1-12
GAZING ON THINGS ABOVE ONLY
Colossians 3:1-9
If then you were raised with Christ, seek those things which are above, where Christ is, sitting at the right hand of God. Colossians 3:1
Salvation is a gift from God that brings spiritual renewal and a complete change of status from the old life of sin to the new life in Christ. When a person is born again, transformation begins to show in their lifestyle, their interactions with others, and the habits they choose to keep or abandon. This new life calls believers to fix their priorities on heavenly things, focusing on what represents the Lord and glorifies Him. Since our sinful nature has been buried with Christ and we have received His nature in exchange, we must keep our hearts set on Him and on the hope of His glorious return.
The word of God instructs us to put to death the remnants of our former carnal nature so that we do not willfully return to what we were rescued from. To gaze on things above is a conscious and bold decision, one that helps us resist being shaken by the burdens and lusts of this world. Fixing our eyes on Christ strengthens us to live victoriously and keeps us anchored in His truth. As we continually look to God, we are gradually transformed into His likeness. This process of renewal shapes our character and conforms us to His image. Salvation is not just a momentary experience but a lifelong journey of becoming more like Christ until we are completely transformed in Him.
Prayer
Lord, I set my heart on You today. I will only glorify you in Jesus’ name. Amen.
ONE YEAR BIBLE READING
DAY 58 Leviticus 1, -Lev 3,Mark 9:33-50,- Mk10:1-12 Psalm 27:1-6
EMBRACE THE GOD NATURE
Colossians 3:10-15
And have put on the new man who is renewed in knowledge according to the image of Him who created him. Colossians 3:10.
It is well said that the end of a thing is accompanied by the beginning of another. Now that you have put off the old nature and all its associations, there is a call to embrace the new nature of God. We are encouraged to be clothed with the fruit of the Spirit, which is an evidence of regeneration in the life of a believer. We are called to be kind towards one another, be patient with those who may be taking a longer time to encounter God and show genuine repentance.
Our passage today also points out the need for humility, esteeming others above ourselves, and considering their welfare before we make sensitive decisions. Gentleness can be seen in meekness of heart, being considerate of other people’s excesses and being slow to anger and wrath. Above all, we should love others genuinely and treat them the way we desire to be treated. As we make way for the new nature of God, our lives will be changed continually day by day..
Prayer:
Dear Lord Jesus, today I commit to live a life that is worthy of Your name. Amen.
ONE YEAR BIBLE READING
DAY 59 Leviticus 4, -Lev.5:1-13; Mark 10;13-31; Psalm 27;1-14
A HEART OF SERVICE TO GOD
Colossians 3:16-25
Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. Colossians 3:16.
In the concluding part of Paul’s letter, he admonishes believers to live with sincerity of heart and genuine service to God. His counsel is clear: our lives should be carried out in reverence to the Lord, not merely in pursuit of human recognition or applause. When our focus shifts from pleasing men to pleasing God, our motives are purified, and our perspective changes. We no longer grow discouraged when our efforts go unnoticed, because our ultimate reward comes from Him.
Paul’s words remind us that in every sphere of life, we are first accountable to God. Seeing others as precious in His sight transforms our attitude toward them, leading us to treat them with love, respect, and patience. The family unit is encouraged to act in ways that honour God. Such behaviour fosters peace, fulfilment, and reduces strife and disagreements in the home. When each member seeks to please the Lord, harmony becomes the natural outcome. Therefore, before making any decision, we must pause and reflect: Will this choice please the Lord? Living with this mindset ensures that our actions align with God’s will and bring glory to His name. True sincerity and reverence lead to a life of service that impacts not only us but everyone around us.
Prayer
Father, today I ask for grace to live for You and not for the applause of men in Jesus’ name. Amen.
ONE YEAR BIBLE READING
DAY 60 Leviticus 5:14-19, -Lev. 7:1-10; Mark 10:32-52; Proverbs 6:12-19
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