Your Daily Dose of Inspiration
Welcome to Keep Him First, where my hope is to deliver daily inspirational messages and images. Our mission is to uplift your spirit and provide moments of reflection throughout your day. Join our community and let's grow together in faith and purpose.
June 30 2026 • True spiritual blessings are not from any effort humans put into it or external praise, but true spiritual blessing come from actively listening to God and applying His teachings in everyday life. Greetings, Saints! Jesus emphasizes that simply hearing God's word isn't enough. True faith is proven through action and practical obedience. God knows and sees when we have an outward, surface-level faith. We as believers should shift our focus away from superficial praise to an inner submission to God's will. Has God put a promise in your heart, but it hasn’t made sense? We must not talk ourselves out of what we know God is telling us to do. If we obey, the miracle will follow. The promise put on our hearts is made clearer by being faithful and by believing even when we don’t see any sign of it. God allows rewarding experiences when we honor and obey Him. We may not be able to earn our blessings, but being faithful and obeying His Word can lead to positive experiences filled with joy and God's peace. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 29 2026 • When we think about politicians and leaders in the world, we can think of examples of good leaders, and not good leaders. Some politicians and leaders in this country may be better than others. Greetings, Saints! Every leader of the natural world however is sinful and prone to sin. But believers like us have a leader not of this world: Jesus, our righteous king who provides us with protection and ultimate satisfaction. Let us stay encouraged to look to Jesus as our leader, as our King, as our Lord. In Him we find “a king [who] will reign in righteousness” and will be “a shelter from the wind and a refuge from the storm”. The resulting blessing is people and believers like us who are able to see, hear, understand, and speak truth as well as live in peace and safety. As believers, we are able to see God at work through those who actively look out for the interests of others. His grace allows believers to help one another in times when we can be someone's shelter from the storm. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 28 2026 • As believers, when we think about our life, one thing stands out: the consistency of God's goodness. He is faithful and delivers those of us who believe. Greetings, Saints! Many of you know I love to sing as music and song are important to me. King David was passionate about singing. He often sang to God in moments both in sadness and joy. When he was delivered from his enemies, he acknowledged that it was God who set him “free from my enemies”. Because of God’s good works, David declared, “I will praise you, Lord, among the nations; I will sing the praises of your name”. God continues to be at work in the world and in each of our lives, delivering us from the darkness that plagues us all: sin. May we, like David, set our hearts on singing God’s praises for all He’s done. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 27 2026 • As believers, we are changed by the Word of God and need no other validation of the internal transformation God has made in our lives. Our changed lives are "living letters", written not with ink, but by the "Spirit of the living God" resting in our hearts by the Holy Spirit. Greetings, Saints. This change, this transformation in our lives is a work of grace, not of human effort. We all remember how the Ten Commandments were written on tablets of stone. Believers like us are of the New Covenant. Paul tells us, "You show that you are a letter from Christ, the result of our ministry, written not with ink but with the Spirit of the living God, not on tablets of stone but on tablets of human hearts”. Others may not read the Bible, but they can read the Lord’s message in our lives. “You are a letter from Christ.” A Christian is a walking memo from God and our lifestyle should bear consistent testimony to God's goodness and grace. As we live and breathe, our lives must communicate a message that is completely truthful, helpful to others, and spiritually powerful remembering our lifestyle communicates the power of God’s Word. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 26 2026 • We all have things happen on a daily basis that can aggravate us. The key is to not let those aggravations make us act rude or angry. God's grace will allow us to make peace a priority in our life showing us that wisdom involves letting minor annoyances fade away. If there's an opening, the enemy will enter. GREETINGS, SAINTS. The Bible offers specific wisdom on how not to allow people to aggravate us as it emphasizes patience, self-control, and the option to choose to overlook insults rather than reacting. Scripture teaches that responding with grace and understanding prevents minor irritations from escalating into deep anger. As believers, we must refuse to argue or be sarcastic or disrespectful. We have to decide that we are going to keep peace in our lives by making the choice to intentionally pursue peace. Jesus said, "Blessed are the peacemakers." Let's choose to be that person, the one to create an atmosphere of peace and harmony in our family. It may not be easy but remember, "A soft answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger." I'm blessed because I know God loves me so be blessed because Gods loves you! Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 25 2026 • GOOD SUNNY GREETINGS SAINTS. Part of what God needs us to do is to let others know about His goodness and His mercy. I enjoy talking and especially about all He does in my life. There are times however when I wonder if I do enough. I wonder if I should be more focused about maximizing the spiritual opportunities around me. As believers we know, if we wonder on any level what to do next, all we must do is pray on it and He answers by showing us ways to accomplish all of our goals. It's a daily adventure to see how much I can tell others about His goodness. The Bible says, "Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders; make the most of every opportunity." We must allow ourselves to have this attitude each day. With gratitude, let's thank Jesus for constantly being at work in the people around us and helping us make the most of every opportunity we are given to demonstrate God's love and grace. The Bible tells us, "But in your hearts revere Christ as Lord. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect..." With Christ, we have peace. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 24 2026 • The Bible teaches, "...they received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so." As believers, we are called to read the Bible and align our lives with Scripture, allowing its truth to guide our actions. Greetings, Saints. Jesus says, "When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all the truth..." He asks God to cleanse us and set us apart from worldly values, so we may fully dedicate ourselves to God's mission. In a world filled with shifting opinions and falsehoods, God's written and spoken Word remains the only authentic, objective, and unchanging truth. Believers like us are reminded that spiritual growth and purity are not achieved by human effort or worldly wisdom, but through continually absorbing, understanding, and applying God's truth, which transforms our minds, hearts, and actions.
Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 23 2026 • Being a enslaved for generations, the Israelites experienced pain, exhaustion and brutality daily. But God's miraculous provision and physical restoration during the Exodus brought His people out of Egypt and they left safely, wealthy, and in perfect health, with no one left behind or struggling to walk. Greetings, Saints. The Bible tells us, "There was not one feeble person among their tribes". This is a miraculous detail we should not ignore. Despite the toll of slavery, malnourishment, and advanced age, every single person was restored and physically able to make the journey. God makes a way where there are no obstacles. He clears our paths and makes a way when challenges make the road ahead seem impossible. Instead of simply removing all obstacles, He promises to guide us through them and level the challenges standing in our way. As believers, we can do all things through Christ who gives us strength when facing difficult tasks. God is always at work creating unexpected paths during difficult seasons. He will make a way through life's challenges and provide sustenance in hopeless situations. He promises to act in a way that refreshes, restores, and breaks the monotony of past pain or failure. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 22 2026 • Life is made of moments and what you do with them matters. I once heard someone say, “Today is God’s gift to you, but how you use it is your gift to Him”. Greetings, Saints! Did I honor God with my time? Did I use my time to make an impact and a difference? Did I use my time to worry about things I can’t handle? These are things we should think about today and everyday. God actually cares what we do with our time. Today let's remember that it's not our time, but rather the time He gives us. God gives us all moments and opportunities for a reason and if we want to make them count we must take advantage of each opportunity and not allow life to pass us by. The Apostle Paul echoed the same sentiment, “Therefore, as we have opportunity, let us do good to all people, especially to those who belong to the family of believers.” God regularly provides opportunities to bless others, and Paul is reminding us to act on those promptings when they arise Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 21 2026 • The things we consume every day can affect us over time. That applies not only to food and drink but what we take in as entertainment, friends, and social media messages. Greetings, Saints! The apostle Paul cautioned, “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind”. Thankfully, the Holy Spirit continues to make disciples of Jesus to be more like Him but it doesn't happen overnight. Our habits can help or hinder God's work in us. It’s not always easy to recognize what we’re consuming, but we can ask for the “wisdom and knowledge” to show us what we should stay away from and what we should continue to consume that keeps us on the right path. Whatever He might be asking us to add to or remove from our daily lives is worth the price. All things are “from him and through him and for him”. He knows best. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 20 2026 • In this world, our skills, gifts, and promise are given to us by God. As humans, we might wonder why we have been blessed with these abilities. As believers, we understand that we did not earn or work for them; Scripture teaches us that God gives us these gifts. GREETINGS, SAINTS. God’s choices are not based on outward appearance or human expectations—God looks at the heart. The Bible reminds us that while human judgment often focuses on the superficial, divine judgment reveals the true character within each believer.
When God calls someone to a purpose, God provides the spiritual capacity to fulfill it. Often, God uses the most unexpected and seemingly unqualified people to accomplish great works. When God appoints our destiny, God’s will guides us through troubled times and pain. God blesses and honors us in front of those who may have sought to push us down. He blesses us and shows favor to believers like us not in private but in a way that those who doubted us will witness our honor.
We should be respectful to others, but not allow their doubts or negativity to diminish what God has placed in our hearts. God has set a path for us, and even when we falter, God guides us back to safety. Each day, we should remain ready to witness the greatness of God. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 19 2026 • There were many times Christ prayed for His disciples. But praise God that when Jesus was praying for them, He was praying for all of us as well. GREETINGS, SAINTS! He prayed for Simon Peter: “Simon, Simon, Satan has asked to sift all of you as wheat. But I have prayed for you, Simon, that your faith may not fail”, and because of Christ’s grace, it didn’t fail. Jesus asks God not to remove His disciples from the world, but to protect them from the evil one. Recognizing that their values are aligned with heaven, Jesus acknowledges that the world will oppose them. Ultimately, He declares that just as the Father sent Him into the world, He is now sending His disciples to continue His work. Jesus then prayed that His followers experience His joy fully within themselves, even as they face upcoming trials. He broadens His request to include not just the immediate disciples, but all future believers who will come to faith through their message, "I do not pray for these alone, but also for those who will believe in Me through their word..." Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 18 2026 • It’s one thing to be obedient to what God says, but we need to be more than obedient; we have to be willing. Greetings, Saints. We have to do things with the right attitude and not as an obligation, but with an attitude of gratitude. Scripture speaks so clearly and directly to all of us each day. The Apostle Paul writes, "My counsel is this: Live freely, animated and motivated by God’s Spirit. Then you won’t feed the compulsions of selfishness. For there is a root of sinful self-interest in us that is at odds with a free spirit, just as the free spirit is incompatible with selfishness. These two ways of life are antithetical, so that you cannot live at times one way and at times another way according to how you feel on any given day. Why don’t you choose to be led by the Spirit...?” When you do the right thing with the right motives, there’s no limit to what God will do in your life. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 17 2026 • God gives believers in Jesus specific gifts to serve Him differently. Each of us have different gifts, roles, and assignments and is given a unique season and opportunity to do His work. Greetings, Saints. God doesn’t compare our work, for He loves us as individuals. As believers, we must keep our eyes and hearts focused on doing our best in the season that God has given us, relying completely on His strength and empowerment, and not worrying about what others achieve in their own way and time. In all that we do, in everything we accomplish, to God be the glory. We must focus on the work God has given us but remember only He gets the credit. Believers are called to respond to what God is doing in and around our lives, using our individual gifts to honor Him and bless others. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 16 2026 • When believers like us experience joy, we are well aware how God has provided the path to our joy and the peace in Him we experience. But when we suffer, we are tempted to think God is unaware of what we are going through. Greetings, Saints. Referring to God, the psalmist David points out he is "acquainted with all our ways." David further testifies, "You see me when I travel and when I rest at home. You know everything I do." It is clear how David views God as knowing all about him: when he sits down and gets up, his thoughts and conduct, and even the words that are in his mind before he expresses them. Job experienced numerous hard trials, but he understood that God was aware of what was happening to him. He testified, "He knows the way that I take; when he has tried me, I shall come out as gold". We can take comfort in the fact that our heavenly Father knows perfectly where we go, what we do, and what we are experiencing. He will not allow us to be tempted or tried beyond our ability, "but with the temptation he will also provide the way of escape" making sure we "may be able to endure it." Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 15 2026 • No matter how far we may have wandered, God remains present to offer comfort. Through every trial and hardship, God is with us. Greetings, Saints. The Apostle Paul powerfully reassures believers that nothing in creation can separate us from the unconditional love of God in Jesus. Paul illustrates this truth by referencing common opposites—such as death and life, the present and the future, height and depth—demonstrating that no circumstance or spiritual conflict can disconnect us from God's love. This unbreakable love is not grounded in our perfection or feelings, but is rooted entirely in Christ. The Bible assures us that God's peace is never ending, and His love provides constant support, even in our most difficult moments. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 14 2026 ☀️ One message consistently throughout the Bible is that our own human efforts are never enough to make profound changes in our lives. No obstacle is too big for God, and His plans are accomplished not through our human effort, but by His grace—God will move mountains. Greetings, Saints. Our "mountains" or our biggest, most insurmountable problems are nothing compared to God's power and grace. The Bible tells us that Jesus assures believers like us that even a tiny amount of faith—if placed in a big God—is enough to overcome the most impossible obstacles we face. When we look at our obstacles, our daily difficulties, we must then realize our own strength is not enough and our help comes directly from God. In the days of the Bible, people would look to the hills for direction and guidance. Looking to the hills is a poetic representation of how people would seek help from earthly sources. Instead, Scripture tells us to direct our faith entirely to the Lord, maker of heaven and earth who's strength is beyond our own and He alone will move any mountain and conquer those difficult moments we face. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 13 2026 ☀️ Warm Greetings, Saints. Paul urges us to “rejoice always”. He knew that continual prayer was key. This doesn’t mean that we pray literally every moment, but rather that we pray through all our circumstances, knowing the Holy Spirit will never abandon us. As believers, our goal should be that prayer becomes as natural as breathing. Gratitude is something else we should practice continually. When our hearts are inclined toward thankfulness, joy naturally follows. The Bible tells us, “Rejoice in the Lord always. . . . In every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God”. The result is the peace of God ruling in our hearts. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 12 2026 ☀️ Believers like us have the ability to love, and from that ability comes every ability. Love can transform our most painful burden into our richest blessing. Live in love, and we live with the power which enable the best within us to be fully expressed. Greetings, Saints. Love keeps us focused on what truly matters and keeps us going against all odds. When we let go of worry, anxiety, anger and frustration, love is there and shines more brightly than ever. Hope does not disappoint, because God has poured His endless love directly into our hearts through the Holy Spirit. Unlike worldly hopes that often end in disappointment, biblical hope is the confident expectation grounded in God’s promises rather than human effort. This confident hope is possible because God's love has been abundantly poured into our hearts. It's normal to feel love, it's normal to want to share love with our friends and family. It is the Holy Spirit, given to every believer, who makes us feel and experience this divine love. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 11 2026 ☀️ As for me, I am becoming a mature believer. Not because I'm 70 😂😆but because I notice each day how I'm less distracted by "the world" and find deep comfort in being committed to using skills I've been given to lift up His name and walk with others toward Christ. Greetings, Saints. Paul spoke about spiritual maturity: “Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth”. Later Paul said, “Avoid godless chatter, because those who indulge in it will become more and more ungodly”. He continued, “Flee the evil desires of youth . . . . Don’t have anything to do with foolish and stupid arguments. . . . And the Lord’s servant must not be quarrelsome but must be kind to everyone, able to teach...”. Paul also spoke about how believers like us that make the mature choices in Him, bending to His will, may lead non-believers to, “come to their senses and escape from the trap of the devil”. Looks like being a senior Christian citizen, mature in Christ by "growing up” in God has eternal outcomes beyond ourselves. As believers, let us grow up in our faith. Others will benefit as well. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 10 2026 ☀️ Choices can have massive consequences. Greetings, Saints. God had told Adam and Eve they were “free to eat from any tree in the garden” except the tree in “the middle of the garden”. Deceived by the serpent, Eve “took some and ate it”. Then Adam followed, also choosing to eat the fruit God specifically told them not to eat. When we look back, destruction, heartbreak, and ruin was a result of this one choice. As believers, every time we ignore God’s wisdom and choose another path, we invite chaos. It may seem that our choice is insignificant or only affects us but our narrow understanding can easily lead us into a world of trouble. Choosing God’s way, though, leads us to life and flourishing. When times like this happen, we as believers should say this quick prayer: Dear God, please help me make wise decisions. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 9 2026 ☀️ Joy is an experience from God where things outside of us have no effect on our inner joy. Greetings, Saints. When the situation outside of us seems dark, God’s presence will fill our hearts with a joy and divine light shinning with assurance and hope. As believers, we radiate this joy. Symbolically described as an oil, the oil of joy lubricates the rough and rugged areas of our daily life. Appreciation of the Holy Spirit brings a thankfulness of the increasing joy in our hearts. The Holy Spirit actively transforms believers from the inside out, empowering us to align our lives with divine purpose. This inner work allows the oil of joy to shift our focus toward Christ, changes our hearts and actions to reflect God's love and truth. Joy runs into every situation changing our desires, thoughts, and character, and guiding us into truth and understanding. Each day we first must look to Him that is the source of all good things. As believers, the Lord according to His will anoints our lives with this oil of joy which helps us stay in peace knowing that He is fighting our battles. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 8 2026 ☀️ There was a time when having my protein powder mix, pre measured and in my cup ready to add water before I went on my morning run was what I did to feel ready and prepared for the day! Christ tells believers like us to be ready for His coming! Greetings, Saints. “Keep watch,” He said. No one knows “the day or the hour” He’ll return, so it’s wise for us to be prepared. The Bible teaches that being prepared for Jesus' return means living a faithful, watchful, and purposeful life. As believers, we must be discerning and not be led astray by false claims and false prophets. We are told, "Don’t let anyone deceive you in any way.” As believers, we must choose to live “sensible, righteous, and godly” lives with the expectation of Jesus’ return. Scripture also tells us, “the Lord will descend from heaven with a shout,” and “the day of the Lord will come just like a thief in the night... Therefore encourage one another and build each other up”. Finally, to be prepared for His return, let us live as if today was the day of His coming by not allowing distractions to keep us from doing the work we are here to do. May we use our spiritual wisdom to be ready for the most important things in life, serving Jesus as He leads us and being ready for His return. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 7 2026 🫂 As believers, we can live freely knowing God has built a spiritual fence around each us to protect us from harm. He protects us, our families and our possessions just has He did Job. And like Job, while God has this "hedge of protection" around us, God depends on us to protect our minds. Greetings, Saints. Scripture provides clear instructions and comforting promises regarding the protection of our minds. God tells us how each of us must guard what we allow in. We must constantly be on guard of our thoughts and cut off all negativity and replace it with God's peace. Our innermost being—our thoughts, desires, and motives—determine the course of our lives. External influences that shape our actions will fade away as we are protected by God's "hedge of protection", so we must stay focused and protect our mind and soul from negativity. As for me the heart and mind are the control center of our behavior. What we allow into our minds eventually comes out in our speech and behavior. By carefully managing our heart and mind, we can avoid careless talk and negative intentions. Guarding our minds requires proactive boundary-setting which helps us pay attention to what we watch, listen to, and focus on. Let us intentionally feed our minds with positive wisdom where God's peace will be there for us. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 6 2026 • Having Jesus as the central part of our lives, believers like us are blessed to have His divine, profound love protecting us from the destructive forces of life. His ultimate desire is to give us a full, abundant life, sealed by His willingness to sacrifice everything for you and for me. Greetings, Saints. Jesus warns believers that a "thief" comes only to "steal and kill and destroy" which is anything that robs us of our peace, our joy, and purpose. In contrast, He offers, "I came that they may have life and have it abundantly." The abundant life Jesus speaks of doesn't mean a life free of hardship, but one overflowing with hope, grace, and spiritual fulfillment. We also read that Jesus proclaims, "I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep." With this, He is emphasizing His deep, sacrificial love and caring for us so much that this promise He fulfilled on the cross. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 5 2026 🦅 Find the Favor Connections in your life!! Greetings, Saints. Scripture advises believers to surround ourselves with the wise and those who seek God’s presence. Our relationships impact our personal faith. There are blessings that belong to us that are attached to people whom God has put in our lives. These are the Favor Connections! It is better to disconnect from relationships that are not producing any increase and connect with people who are seeing favor. As believers, we need people who think and dream bigger than ourselves. Scripture says, "Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another." We should keep close to people that will expand our vision, expand our thinking for the new things God has in store. The Bible says, "I am a friend to all who fear you, to all who follow your precepts." Right now, think about your Favor Connections. When we’re connected to someone who’s favored, as they increase, we will increase from their overflow. Just as we increase, we become a Favor Connection to those close to us. May God continue to bless you today and always. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 4 2026 🦅 Throughout the Bible we are reminded to depend on God and not our own mind, not our own decisions and not our own path to move forward. Greetings, Saints. Waiting on God is a central theme in the Bible, reminding believers like us to trust in His perfect timing over our own human impatience. Scripture defines how waiting is not merely passive delay, but an active trust that builds perseverance, renews inner strength, and produces a rewarding harvest. Trusting God brings fresh energy to those who are exhausted. Instead of relying on our own limits, we are reminded to rely on God which allows us to rise above challenges effortlessly, run without collapsing, and steadily continue through life without giving up during those challenging moments. Believers like us must stop trying to muscle through difficult circumstances entirely on our own strength. Scripture tells us to trust that God will help us rise above our current situation with fresh eyes and a renewed spirit. Let us put our everyday trust in God. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 3 2026 • I'm sharing a wonderful testimony from an athlete about her experience as a follower of Christ — “I’ve just gotten super close to Jesus,” she said. Professing Christ as King, she proclaimed that He’s coming again and encouraged others to believe in Him. “It’s Him,” she said. “That’s the main reason why I was able to accomplish such a big thing.” In other interviews, she faithfully declared that Jesus is everything to her and the reason for everything good in her life. — Praise God! Greetings, Saints. It is so encouraging and so very uplifting hearing someone giving honor to God and hearing just how He makes a difference in someone's life.
Living a God-centered life is reflected in Psalm 63. Acknowledging his desperation for his creator, David says, “I thirst for you, my whole being longs for you”. David had “seen” God and “beheld” His “power” and “glory”. He declared God’s steadfast love as “better than life”. Then, he prayed: “Because you are my help, I sing in the shadow of your wings. I cling to you; your right hand upholds me”. God was clearly everything to David.
For me, both of these testimonies bring such sunshine into my day. Our lives can be beacons that point others to a life-saving relationship with God when Jesus becomes our reason, our everything. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 2 2026 • When we do things wholeheartedly or in other words, when we're enthusiastic, it simply means we are full of the spirit of God. Greetings Saints. What we do for a living is what we may think of as work. But work also includes the "work" involved in being a good parent or being a good spouse or partner. Work includes being a respectful and mindful child and work involves being a loving and helpful friend. The Bible tells us to to be enthusiastic about our work or to work wholeheartedly. When we get up in the morning we should be excited about our future. As believers we should recognize the day as a gift and go out with a spring in our step. We must pursue our goals and be passionate about life. Doing these things then God will breathe in our direction. When we’re enthusiastic and full of passion, we have the favor of The Father. As believers, the Master, the "supervisor" or "boss" we answer to is God. Knowing this makes it easier to do our work with mutual respect and fairness which is rooted in the understanding that everyone has the same Master in heaven and He shows no favoritism. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
June 1 2026 • The more we look to Jesus, the more we will look like Jesus. By believing in God, the Holy Spirit, has opened our eyes to see the glory of Jesus. Greetings Saints. As believers we are blessed to witness the beauty, the wonder, the love, the truth, and the majesty of Jesus. Our eyes are opened to behold the glory of the Lord. No need for us to shield our eyes from this brilliant light of God's glory. As we behold Him, we are being transformed into His image. The more we behold Jesus, the more we become like Jesus. The change is not instant, but progressive. The phrase "from glory to glory" signifies a continuous, lifelong journey of spiritual growth while being transformed by The Father and made holy. As mentioned earlier, the transformation is a supernatural work of the Holy Spirit, not just the result of human willpower. As believers, we must fix our minds and our attention and our affections on Jesus and each day become more like Him. Keep Him first and remember to stay in prayer.
