October 20, 2025 | Daily Devotional | Come and See - Join the Movement by Byron McWilliams
Day 1: The Power of God's Love
Reading: John 3:16-21
Devotional: God's love is the foundation of our faith and the reason for our hope. As we read John 3:16, we're reminded of the incredible sacrifice God made by sending His Son Jesus to die for our sins. This act of love is not just a historical event, but a personal invitation to each of us. Reflect on how God's love has transformed your life. How can you share this love with others today? Remember, just as the early church was marked by their love for one another, we too are called to love in a way that reflects Christ's love for us.
Day 2: The Resurrection Power
Reading: Acts 4:32-35
Devotional: The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the cornerstone of our faith. It validates everything Jesus said and did, and it gives us hope for our own future. As we read about the early church in Acts, we see how the power of the resurrection transformed ordinary people into bold witnesses for Christ. This same power is available to us today. How can you tap into this resurrection power in your daily life? Consider areas where you need God's strength and ask Him to fill you with His power today.
Day 3: Unity in the Body of Christ
Reading: Psalm 133 and Ephesians 4:1-6
Devotional: The early church was marked by a profound unity that attracted others to Christ. This unity wasn't based on uniformity, but on a shared love for Jesus and commitment to His teachings. As we read Psalm 133 and Ephesians 4, we're reminded of the beauty and importance of unity in the body of Christ. How can you contribute to unity in your local church? Are there any relationships that need reconciliation? Pray for God to help you be a peacemaker and unity-builder in your Christian community.
Day 4: The Grace of God
Reading: Ephesians 2:1-10
Devotional: Grace is at the heart of the gospel message. It's God's unmerited favor towards us, demonstrated most clearly in the gift of salvation through Jesus Christ. As we read Ephesians 2, we're reminded that our salvation is entirely a gift from God, not something we can earn. This should fill us with gratitude and humility. Reflect on how God's grace has impacted your life. How can you extend grace to others, even those who may not deserve it? Ask God to help you be a channel of His grace in your interactions today.
Day 5: Authentic Compassion
Reading: James 2:14-17 and 1 John 3:16-18
Devotional: The early church was known for its authentic compassion, meeting both material and spiritual needs. As we read James 2 and 1 John 3, we're challenged to put our faith into action through practical acts of love. Compassion isn't just a feeling; it's a commitment to help others in tangible ways. How can you show Christ-like compassion to someone in need today? Ask God to open your eyes to the needs around you and give you the courage to respond with authentic compassion.