Miracles, Grace, and Freedom in Christ
What to notice today
Today we witness God's power through Elisha's miracles—multiplying oil for the widow, raising the Shunnamite's son, and delivering Israel from Syria—demonstrating His compassion and sovereignty. In Galatians, Paul passionately defends the gospel of grace against legalism, declaring that justification comes through faith in Christ alone, not by works of the law, and that believers are crucified with Christ, living by faith in Him. Psalm 150 calls all creation to praise the Lord with every instrument and breath, celebrating the freedom and joy that come from knowing God.
Today's Quiz
What did Elisha do to help the widow in 2 Kings 4 who was in debt and facing slavery?
What was Paul's main criticism of the Judaizers in Galatians 1?
How did Elisha and the king of Israel discover the Syrian army's plans in 2 Kings 6?
Paul writes that he has been 'crucified with Christ' and no longer lives for himself but Christ lives through him (Galatians 2:20). How does this radical surrender compare to your own experience of faith, and where might you need to release control to let Christ live more fully through you?
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