CT Studd traded cricket fame for eternal purpose, choosing Christ over worldly success. His legacy challenges us to live sacrificially, knowing only what’s done for Jesus will truly last forever.

Even in cricket, faith can shine. Through Marnus Labuschagne’s example, we’re reminded to carry God’s Word daily—on shoes, bats, or hearts—so it dwells richly in all we do.

Like John, may we end every season of life pointing to Jesus—lifting Him high, exalting His greatness, and ensuring He remains the focus and King of every chapter in our story.

Jesus reminds us not to compare ourselves to others, but to focus on our unique calling. Trust His plans for them, follow His path for you, and walk faithfully in obedience.

Jesus calls us to truly follow Him—not just in name, but in living like He lived. Even when costly, walk in His ways, love deeply, and reflect His example daily.

Jesus restored Peter, calling him to “feed My sheep.” If we love Jesus, we too must care for and nurture those He’s placed in our lives—meeting both physical and spiritual needs.

Jesus’ invitation, “Come and have breakfast,” reminds us that meals can be sacred moments of fellowship. Invite Him daily to your table, and your relationship with Him will grow deeply intimate.

Jonathan Edwards urges relentless pursuit of holiness. Through the Spirit, resist sin, walk in love, and live faithfully. Keep pressing forward, trusting God’s power to transform and sustain your life daily.

Jonathan Edwards’ wisdom reminds us trials refine faith. In hardship, choose growth, grace, and steadfast trust. Praise God through afflictions, knowing He strengthens us, and no suffering can overcome those anchored in Him.

Jonathan Edwards’ call to forgiveness reminds us to reject revenge, speak kindly, and pursue peace. Like Jesus, let’s live with love, grace, and reconciliation, reflecting God’s heart in every relationship.

Jonathan Edwards’ wisdom reminds us to seize every moment for God’s glory. Live with all your might, making wise choices daily, so life is full, purposeful, and without “if onlys.”

Begin this year with eyes fixed on God. Like Jonathan Edwards, resolve to glorify Him in all things—ordinary and spiritual—living each moment heartily and freely for His glory.

The Examen invites prayerful reflection on the year, reminding us God’s Presence is constant. Through every joy and trial, He never left nor forsook us, guiding, holding, and celebrating each step.

Relish God’s goodness by joyfully remembering the year’s blessings. Celebrate moments of fellowship, family, and worship, giving heartfelt thanks and praise, for His wonders are countless and His hand has guided every joy.

Step three of the Examen invites honest self-review. Prayerfully examine your heart, measure growth by the Spirit’s fruit, seek God’s guidance, and trust His grace to strengthen and shape your faith for the year ahead.

Step four of the Examen calls us to repentance. Honestly turn from sin, seek God’s forgiving and empowering grace, and embrace the freedom He offers through His abundant mercy and transforming love.

As the year closes, embrace the Examen’s reflections: acknowledge God’s presence, cherish blessings, repent, and commit to godliness. Resolve to serve the Lord wholeheartedly, living 2022 with faith, prayer, and purpose.

This Christmas Eve, worship Jesus, the heaven-born Prince of Peace, Son of Righteousness, who brings light, healing, and freedom. Celebrate His miraculous birth, His sacrifice, and the joy and renewal He offers today.

Why was Jesus born? So that His people could be “reborn” and find new life in Him. Celebrate this, this Christmas.

This Christmas, marvel at God’s miracle: Jesus, the incarnate Deity, came as Emmanuel—God with us. Celebrate His divine presence, worship Him, and rejoice that He dwells with us even today.