Wandering Through God's Word with Wonder

Daily Scripture reflections that invite you to slow down, linger, and wander through God's Word.

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  When Jesus Doesn't Match Our Expectations

  Aug 18, 20266 minS0

  John 18:25-27; Matthew 26:34-35, 69-75; Mark 14:29-30, 66-72 - Peter had been adamant that he would never deny Jesus, yet when events began unfolding in a way he may not have expected, he did exactly that. This reflection wonders whether Peter was experiencing a crisis of faith as the Jesus he thought he understood no longer seemed to match what was happening—and connects that tension to the moments when our own expectations of what God will do collide with reality.

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  He Spoke Openly

  Aug 17, 20268 minS0

  John 18:12-24; Isaiah 45:19; Isaiah 48:16-17; John 11:50-52 - Carrying forward the realization that Jesus entered His arrest with full authority and purpose, this reflection looks at His words before Annas in a different light—not as defensiveness, but as a reminder that He had never hidden who He was. Following Jesus' words back into Isaiah and then forward to Caiaphas' earlier prophecy, the reflection traces the way Jesus openly fulfills what had already been spoken about Him.

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  Authority and a Surrendered Heart

  Aug 16, 202614 minS0

  John 18:1-11; John 17:12; John 16:12, 33; 1 Samuel 15:22-23 - As Jesus is arrested, He is not powerless or overtaken—He remains fully in authority, even while willingly surrendering to the Father's plan and protecting the disciples entrusted to Him. From there, this reflection follows the contrast between Judas and the other disciples: being close to Jesus is not the same as surrendering to Him, leaving us with the question of who or what truly has our heart.

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  The Glory He Has Given Us

  Aug 13, 20268 minS0

  John 17:22-26; Romans 8:30 - This reflection wrestles with the astonishing idea that some of what Jesus accomplished for us is not only a future promise—it has already been given. Sitting with Jesus' words about glory and Paul's words in Romans, it considers what it means to spend a lifetime learning to live in the victory, love, and new identity Christ has already made possible, rather than continually trying to earn what He has given.

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  Jesus Prayed for Us

  Aug 12, 20268 minS0

  John 17:1-21 - This reflection sits with the depth of Jesus' prayer and the things about Him that can feel almost too large to fully comprehend—from His existence before the world began to His relationship with the Father. Then comes an astonishingly personal realization: Jesus' prayer reaches beyond the disciples sitting with Him that night to those who would one day believe through their testimony—including us.

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