August 10th, 2026
by Mark Greenroy
by Mark Greenroy

Scripture:
"He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation." - Colossians 1:15
Reflection:
For centuries, people had ideas about God—but Jesus came to remove all questions. When you see Jesus in the Gospels speaking, you're hearing the heart of the Father. When you see Jesus interacting with people, you're seeing how God values people. Jesus didn't come as one possibility among many; He came as the definitive revelation of who God is. Every word He spoke, every person He touched, every miracle He performed was God saying, "This is what I'm really like." You don't have to guess about God's character anymore—just look at Jesus.
Prayer:
Lord Jesus, thank You for making the invisible God visible. When I'm confused about who God is or what He's like, help me look to You. Let me see the Father's heart through Your words and actions. Remove my doubts and questions, and help me trust that in knowing You, I truly know God. Amen.
Action:
Read one Gospel story today (perhaps from Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John) and ask yourself: "What does this reveal about God's character?" Write down one thing you learn about who God really is.
"He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation." - Colossians 1:15
Reflection:
For centuries, people had ideas about God—but Jesus came to remove all questions. When you see Jesus in the Gospels speaking, you're hearing the heart of the Father. When you see Jesus interacting with people, you're seeing how God values people. Jesus didn't come as one possibility among many; He came as the definitive revelation of who God is. Every word He spoke, every person He touched, every miracle He performed was God saying, "This is what I'm really like." You don't have to guess about God's character anymore—just look at Jesus.
Prayer:
Lord Jesus, thank You for making the invisible God visible. When I'm confused about who God is or what He's like, help me look to You. Let me see the Father's heart through Your words and actions. Remove my doubts and questions, and help me trust that in knowing You, I truly know God. Amen.
Action:
Read one Gospel story today (perhaps from Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John) and ask yourself: "What does this reveal about God's character?" Write down one thing you learn about who God really is.
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