Living Epistles
Living Epistles. From Logos to Rhema. God's Word is Alive!
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Dear Reader,
This is a collection of devotionals capturing moments when scripture came alive, not as study, but as living experience. In each one, the verse did more than speak. It enveloped the moment, as though life itself became a stage and the Word, the script.
These devotionals reflect a movement from Logos (the written Word) to Rhema (the Word personally revealed and embodied). They are not drawn from research or routine study, but from divine interruptions where it felt as though one had stepped into the scene of the verse, or the verse had stepped into them. Each devotional is a testimony: that God's Word is still alive, still breathing, and still speaking.
My prayer is that as you read, you will encounter the Living Word for yourself. May Christ Jesus interrupt your ordinary, breathe hope into your waiting, and bring light into every situation you face.
In Jesus Name, Amen!
The Pool of Bethesda: The Mat of Peace
The Pool of Bethesda: The Mat of Peace
Delay is Broken!
Epistle 01 – Daily Nuggets
What if the pool of Bethesda isn’t just a place in Scripture, but a posture we carry, a system we sit under, or a cycle we’ve become used to? In this deeply personal yet prophetic reflection, you’ll walk with me into a modern-day Bethesda: a boardroom filled with pressure, silence, and expectation. But it wasn’t healing that shocked the system, it was peace. Through John 5, we explore what it means to be seen by Jesus in a multitude, to carry peace as a mat of testimony, and to rise. This is more than a devotional, it’s a living encounter with grace, rest, and transformation!
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Spiritual Discernment of Seasons: From Boyhood to Sonship
Spiritual Discernment of Seasons: From Boyhood to Sonship
Sonship Activation
Epistle 02 – Daily Nuggets
Luke 2:52 is more than just a story about a twelve-year-old boy getting separated from his parents in the temple; it is a divine moment in Scripture. At the beginning of the passage, Jesus is referred to as “ boy Jesus,” but by the end, we see a marked shift. He is now described simply as Jesus, the one who is about His Father’s business. This transition is not accidental. It is a prophetic activation. An unveiling of Jesus stepping from boyhood into sonship. In this brief but powerful narrative, we are given a divine blueprint for the maturation of sons and daughters in the Kingdom. It models the journey from childhood to spiritual responsibility, from natural identity to divine assignment. This is more than a devotional. It's a prophetic encounter, an invitation into divine sonship and spiritual maturity.
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Jesus Heals A Woman With a Spirit of Infirmity: You're not just woman, You're a daughter of Abraham
Jesus Heals A Woman With a Spirit of Infirmity: You're not just woman, You're a daughter of Abraham
Inheritance Restored
Epistle 03 – Daily Nuggets
What if the spirit of infirmity represents more than physical ailment? In this devotional, we see it also as a mental disposition; an inherited posture of weakness, shame, and internalized feebleness. For eighteen years, the woman was bent over, unable to rise. But when Jesus steps in, He doesn’t just heal her body, He straightens her back and restores her identity, calling her a “daughter of Abraham.” He returns her to an inheritance posture. No longer bowed by bondage, she stands tall in covenant promise. Her crooked path is made straight. This is a prophetic picture of what happens when Jesus reclaims what life tried to break. This is an encounter with El-ROI, the God who sees, and makes every crooked path straight.
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The Altar of Bethany: When Resurrection Breaks Through Affliction
The Altar of Bethany: When Resurrection Breaks Through Affliction
Death Overruled
Epistle 04 – Daily Nuggets
In John 11, Lazarus’ tomb wasn’t just a grave, it was a throne where death tried to reign. For Mary and Martha, death looked final. The stone was sealed, the body decayed, and hope seemed lost. But when Jesus arrived, everything changed: "This sickness is not unto death, but for the glory of God." Death was overruled. Jesus revealed Himself not just as a healer, but as Resurrection and Life, exposing death as a counterfeit throne and unveiling resurrection as the true system of power.
This moment became more than a miracle, it became a message. Every crisis can become an altar, and Bethany shows us that. At the Altar of Bethany, resurrection life met human limitation, and glory broke through the grave. Your tomb moments are not your end, instead they are the stage where resurrection is revealed. Death doesn’t get the last word. Jesus does.
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