Sunday, November 2, 2025 – All Saints’ Day
Readings: Daniel 7:1–3, 15–18; Ephesians 1:11–23; Luke 6:20–31

Reflection:
Daniel sees a vision of God’s eternal dominion, reminding us that all earthly struggles are held within God’s unshakable reign. Paul celebrates the inheritance we have in Christ—chosen, sealed, and empowered by the Spirit. Jesus blesses the poor, the meek, and those who show mercy, teaching that God’s kingdom is lived in humility, compassion, and generosity. Today, we remember the saints who have gone before us, not as distant figures, but as witnesses of faith who leaned on God and lived out grace in tangible ways. True strength is found in living God’s mercy, sustaining one another, and trusting the promise of resurrection.

Question for Reflection:
How can I embody the faith and mercy of the saints in my life today?

Prayer:
God of eternal life, thank you for the witness of your saints. Strengthen me to live with humility, mercy, and courage, trusting your promise in every season.

Today’s Intention:
Honor one “saint” in your life today by emulating their faith, kindness, or courage in a tangible way.

Monday, November 3, 2025
Readings: Psalm 50; Nehemiah 13:1–3, 23–31; 1 Corinthians 5:9–13

Reflection:
Nehemiah confronts the community about compromises that have weakened covenant life, while Paul urges the Corinthians to live with discernment and integrity. The psalmist reminds us that God calls not merely to ritual, but to faithful hearts. True strength lies in leaning on God’s standards with humility, confronting what needs correction without pride, and seeking restoration rather than condemnation.

Question for Reflection:
Where is God calling me to restore integrity in my life or community?

Prayer:
God of justice, help me act with courage and humility. Let me discern wisely and follow your guidance in truth and love.

Today’s Intention:
Address one situation today with honesty and grace, trusting God to guide the outcome.

Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Readings: Psalm 50; Zechariah 7:1–14; Jude 1:5–21

Reflection:
Zechariah calls God’s people to sincere obedience, not mere external ritual. Jude warns against those who corrupt faith with arrogance and greed. The psalmist teaches that God desires hearts turned fully toward Him. Real strength is not in cleverness or influence, but in faithful persistence—leaning on God’s truth and grace in all circumstances.

Question for Reflection:
How can I cultivate obedience and faithfulness in ways that reflect God’s grace today?

Prayer:
Faithful God, align my heart with your will. Keep me steadfast in obedience and humble in all I do.

Today’s Intention:
Take one action today motivated by faith and integrity, not by recognition or reward.

Wednesday, November 5, 2025
Readings: Psalm 50; Amos 5:12–24; Luke 19:11–27

Reflection:
Amos calls out injustice and empty worship, urging God’s people to live with justice and righteousness. In Luke, Jesus’ parable reminds us that faithful stewardship is measured by humility, effort, and service, not position or appearance. The psalmist emphasizes that God judges hearts, not outward show. Real strength grows when we lean on God’s mercy to guide our actions toward justice and faithful living.

Question for Reflection:
What area of my life might God be calling me to bring into alignment with justice and mercy?

Prayer:
God of righteousness, guide my words and deeds. Let me act with integrity, seeking your justice through love.

Today’s Intention:
Choose one just and merciful action today, however small, and follow through faithfully.

Thursday, November 6, 2025
Readings: Psalm 17:1–9; Deuteronomy 25:5–10; Acts 22:22–23:11

Reflection:
The psalmist seeks refuge and vindication in God’s steadfast love. Deuteronomy reminds the community of responsibilities toward one another, even in ordinary relationships. Paul’s bold witness in Acts shows that true strength comes not from power or status, but from leaning on God’s protection and guidance in challenging situations. Faith and humility allow God’s purpose to prevail.

Question for Reflection:
How can I trust God to guide me through difficult circumstances today?

Prayer:
Protecting God, help me stand with courage and humility. Keep me faithful as I navigate challenges with your guidance.

Today’s Intention:
Take one step today to act courageously in faith, relying on God’s wisdom.

Friday, November 7, 2025
Readings: Psalm 17:1–9; Genesis 38:1–26; Acts 24:10–23

Reflection:
Genesis tells of complex family struggles and human failings, yet God’s story of grace continues. In Acts, Paul defends his witness before authorities with integrity and calm. The psalmist clings to God as a shield in times of trial. Leaning on God allows us to navigate difficult or confusing situations with patience and moral clarity.

Question for Reflection:
Where might God be calling me to act with integrity despite confusion or opposition?

Prayer:
God of justice and mercy, guide my heart and words. Give me the clarity and courage to follow your truth faithfully.

Today’s Intention:
Respond to a challenging situation with patience and integrity rather than impulse or fear.

Saturday, November 8, 2025
Readings: Psalm 17:1–9; Exodus 3:13–20; Luke 20:1–8

Reflection:
God calls Moses from the burning bush, revealing strength through humility and obedience. In Luke, Jesus’ authority is questioned, but he responds with wisdom grounded in God’s truth. The psalmist seeks refuge in the Lord, trusting divine protection. Real strength is leaning on God’s presence, accepting our calling, and walking faithfully in God’s purpose.

Question for Reflection:
How might I answer God’s call with humility and trust, even if it feels daunting?

Prayer:
Calling God, equip me to step into your work with courage and humility. Let your presence guide my steps.

Today’s Intention:
Identify one way God is calling you to serve or act today and take a humble first step.