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Today’s Reflection God is bringing forth the kingdom of God not by our right utterances, but by our actions. What God and the world need are our loving, kind actions. Our living grace is what God can use to transform the world. —Caroline Vogel, As Yourself: The Sacred Work of Embodying Grace (Upper Room Books, 2026) Today’s Question Have you ever seen God use someone’s good actions to transform the world? What happened? . Today’s Scripture Which of these three, do you think,

Today’s Reflection As Christians, we have a variety of ways to address poverty. Engaging with Scripture and poverty during Lent, like you’re doing now, means we must also ask essential questions about the role we have in alleviating poverty. —Elizabeth Mae Magill, When Did We See You? A Lenten Exploration of Poverty and Wealth (Upper Room Books, 2026) Today’s Question What can you and your church do to help alleviate poverty in your community? Today’s Scripture Its rulers giv

Today’s Reflection We talk a lot in the church about loving God and loving our neighbors, but we do a horrendous job of learning and practicing what it really means to love ourselves. —Caroline Vogel, As Yourself: The Sacred Work of Embodying Grace (Upper Room Books, 2026) Today’s Question How do you balance loving God, your neighbors, and yourself? Which of these do you do the worst job of loving? Today’s Scripture You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and wi

Today’s Reflection Abba Zeno said, “If a man wants God to hear his prayer quickly, then before he prays for anything else, even his own soul, when he stands and stretches out his hands toward God, he must pray with all his heart for his enemies. Through this action God will hear everything that he asks.” —Edited by Keith Beasley-Topliffe, The Upper Room Spiritual Classics: Writings of the Desert Fathers & Mothers (Upper Room Books, 2017) Today’s Question How do you pray for

Today’s Reflection I encourage us to notice our own resistance to receiving help. We feel like we shouldn’t need it. We don’t want it. This scripture offers us the opportunity to acknowledge our needs and accept that God is calling us to let others provide for those needs. —Elizabeth Mae Magill, When Did We See You? A Lenten Exploration of Poverty and Wealth (Upper Room Books, 2026) Today’s Question Do you struggle to accept help from others? What is one thing you will ask fo

Today’s Reflection A soldier asked Abba Mius if God accepted repentance. After the old man had taught him many things, he said, “Tell me, my dear, if your cloak is torn, do you throw it away?” He replied, “No, I mend it and use it again.” The old man said to him, “If you are so careful about your cloak, will not God be equally careful about God’s creature?” —Edited by Keith Beasley-Topliffe, The Upper Room Spiritual Classics: Writings of the Desert Fathers & Mothers (Upper R

Today’s Reflection A brother at Scetis committed a fault. A council was called to which Abba Moses was invited, but he refused to go to it. Then the priest sent someone to say to him, “Come, for everyone is waiting for you.” So he got up and went. He took a leaking jug, filled it with water, and carried it with him. The others came out to meet him and said to him, “What is this, Father?” The old man said to them, “My sins run out behind me, and I do not see them, and today I

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