Christ’s resurrection reveals a deeper temple—not made of stone, but of souls. In today’s meditation from John 2:12–25, we reflect on how the Risen Lord still enters our hearts with holy zeal, longing to dwell within us. With wisdom from Origen of Alexandria, we learn to cleanse the inner temple and welcome Him anew.
He weeps with us, but does not leave us in the tomb. Christ calls us to rise, repent, and follow Him.
Today, Christ longs to gather us under His wings. Will you let Him? A meditation on Luke 13:31–35.
Are we mistaken about our God like the Sadducees? Christ is Pantokrator, the Living God, calling us to transformation and resurrection life.
Jesus declares, “I am the Bread of Life.” Today, we reflect on the hunger of the world and the fullness found only in Christ. Those who come to Him will never hunger nor thirst again.
Fear made many love the praise of men more than God. Today, reflect on the courage of the martyrs and stand with Christ, even when the world turns away.
Gospel Reading: John 5:1–18 Key Verse: “Jesus said to him, ‘Rise, take up your bed and walk.’” (John 5:8) Meditation: Today, Christ says to you: Rise! Rise from sin, fear, shame, or spiritual paralysis. He doesn’t just want to heal you—He calls you to walk in righteousness, carry your cross, and follow Him into a…