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22/09/2026

20/09/2026

Jesus has commanded His followers not to store up wealth for themselves on earth, but to instead store up "treasure" in heaven by living righteously out of sincere devotion to God (Matthew 6:19–24). To those who might be tempted towards greed or materialism, this is a sobering warning. Recently, Jesus has applied that same idea to those who are in no immediate danger of stockpiling wealth: the poor. Those who do not know where the money for food, drink, and clothing will come from can still be overly concerned about material things.

Christ says that believers ought not live in anxiety about these basic needs of life. Life is about more than just food and clothing—there is meaning and purpose even if you do not have these things. To live in worry about the money we don't have is living under the control of money, rather than the control of God. Living to serve God includes trusting Him to provide what is needed without living in fear and anxiety.

Now Jesus turns to nature as an example of this. Birds, He says, do not plant or harvest or store crops in barns. They have no organized system for providing for themselves beyond the moment they're in. Still, they eat, Jesus says, because God the Father feeds them. That is the work of God.

Jesus asks His listeners a pointed question: Are you not more valuable than birds? The implied answer is of course God's children are more valuable to God the Father than birds. If God feeds the birds, He will also feed those who are of greater worth than birds. Instead of living in anxiety about these basic needs, then, Jesus urges His followers to trust God the Father to provide what is needed in the right amounts and at the right time.

Source: https://www.bibleref.com/Matthew/6/Matthew-6-26.html

Have a blessed week Solicians!

16/09/2026

See you all virtually this coming Saturday and together let's learn more about God's Words. God bless!

14/09/2026

Have you ever seen an amazing sunset, the Grand Canyon, or a pod of dolphins playing together in the ocean? There are so many things in nature that give us pause and make us say, "Wow!"

All of creation points to the Creator. "The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands. Day after day they pour forth speech; night after night they reveal knowledge" (‭‭Psalm 19:1-2‬). There's something about examining a delicate flower or admiring a rushing waterfall that reminds us we are not accidents, and our God is an awesome God!

Creation is not the only thing God uses to show us His power, His grace, and His love. He gave us His Word to tell us who He is, who we are, and how much He loves us.

No matter how many times we read the Bible, it never changes and always has something valuable for us. God's Word is perfect, refreshing to the soul, and gives us wisdom and joy (Psalm 19:7-9). God's Word will always be true and is confirmed by His creation.

Reading the Bible gives us a picture of who God is, and so does admiring His creation. They work together to give us a bigger, more beautiful and holistic perspective of who God is.

God is gracious to give us both creation and His Word as different lenses to see the same truths about Him. How often does God give us a beautiful sunset, or paint a rainbow in the sky at just the right time—when we need a reminder of His power, love, and promises? How often does He lead us to exactly the Scripture we need that day? Taking in the awesome beauty of creation and reading the Bible every day connects us with our Creator and Savior.

Source: https://newspring.cc/devotionals/psalms-a-28-day-devotional/how-nature-speaks-to-the-glory-of-god

Have a blessed week Solicians!