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Faith’s Rhythm

As spring unfolds with refreshing, beautiful colors and shows new life, it’s much like a gentle whisper from God, reminding you that renewal and growth are not just parts of nature but deeply embedded in your faith’s rhythm.

And he said to them, “Why are you troubled, and why do doubts arise in your hearts?”

– Luke 24:38 ESV

Just as the flowers don’t bloom all at once, your faith has its seasons. There’s beauty in the patience and trust growth requires. Like the first buds of spring, your faith might start small. You might even overlook it amidst the remnants of winter’s cold. Yet, with each passing day, as you nurture it with prayer, scripture and reflection, you’ll see it grow, burst into life, vivid and robust.

Faith is personal, sometimes challenging, but always rewarding. You might face doubts, like those chilling winds that early spring brings, yet remember, even Jesus’s disciples struggled with uncertainty and the need to grow their faith. They walked with Him, talked with Him, yet doubted. It’s part of being human. But Jesus didn’t turn them away; He drew them closer, just as He draws you closer.

God doesn’t ask for perfect faith, just a willing heart.

Reflect on past moments when you’ve felt your faith waver. It’s not a sign of weakness but an opportunity to recognize it and grow. Like Jesus shepherding His disciples, God tends to your heart, providing strength, resilience and the warmth of His love. He doesn’t ask for perfect faith, just a willing heart.

Trust in God’s promises and believe in His guidance. As you open your heart, letting His words and love sink deep into your soil, your faith, like spring’s flowers, will blossom.

Today’s One Thing 

As you pray and ask God to grow and blossom your faith, say aloud, “I choose to nurture my faith, trusting in God’s promises and spreading love and kindness, just like the spring showcases its beauty.”

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