The Daily: Tuesday February 24, 2026
"I have come that they may have life, and have it abundantly." - John 10:10
It Starts With a Party
Jesus could have started his ministry anywhere, doing anything. He could have begun with dramatic healings or powerful sermons. Instead, he chose a wedding party. When the wine ran out and the celebration was about to end in embarrassment, Jesus stepped in with his first miracle - turning water into the finest wine. This wasn't just about solving a social problem. Jesus was making a statement about God's priorities. Before addressing sickness, before confronting injustice, he protected joy. He saved a celebration. He preserved dignity and community connection.
Too often, we think following God means becoming more serious, more severe. But what if joy isn't a distraction from God's work - what if it's a revelation of it? What if God cares deeply about our celebrations, our relationships, our ordinary moments of happiness? Jesus' first miracle tells us that God values our joy enough to intervene when it's threatened.
Reflection Question
How might God be inviting you to protect or celebrate joy in your life or someone else's life today?
Prayer
God, thank You for caring about our celebrations and joy. Help me see that following You includes embracing the abundant life You offer.
Jesus could have started his ministry anywhere, doing anything. He could have begun with dramatic healings or powerful sermons. Instead, he chose a wedding party. When the wine ran out and the celebration was about to end in embarrassment, Jesus stepped in with his first miracle - turning water into the finest wine. This wasn't just about solving a social problem. Jesus was making a statement about God's priorities. Before addressing sickness, before confronting injustice, he protected joy. He saved a celebration. He preserved dignity and community connection.
Too often, we think following God means becoming more serious, more severe. But what if joy isn't a distraction from God's work - what if it's a revelation of it? What if God cares deeply about our celebrations, our relationships, our ordinary moments of happiness? Jesus' first miracle tells us that God values our joy enough to intervene when it's threatened.
Reflection Question
How might God be inviting you to protect or celebrate joy in your life or someone else's life today?
Prayer
God, thank You for caring about our celebrations and joy. Help me see that following You includes embracing the abundant life You offer.
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