Scripture in Action
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Scripture in Action
Day 37
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Journey through the Levitical laws of purification and priesthood, discovering how they point to Christ's perfect role as our High Priest and mediator.
Day 37 – Healing, Holiness, and Growth
Leviticus 12–14
Psalm 111
Hebrews 5
God’s work of holiness includes healing and growth over time. In Leviticus chapters 12 to 14, God gives detailed instructions for cleansing and restoration. These laws show that impurity and brokenness do not have the final word. There is a path back. There is a way to be restored. Psalm 111 praises God for His faithful and righteous works and calls His people to remember what He has done. In Hebrews chapter 5, believers are urged to move beyond spiritual immaturity and grow through obedience. Together, these readings show that God patiently restores His people and leads them toward maturity.
When we listen to these readings side by side, a clear truth emerges. God restores what is broken, and He calls His people to grow into mature obedience.
How do we live this out in simple ways? Here are three practical steps for today.
First, bring one area of weakness or brokenness honestly before God. Do not hide it. Ask Him to begin His restoring work in you.
Second, practice obedience in one small decision today. Let that act become a step toward spiritual growth.
Third, reflect on one way God has been faithful to you. Pause and respond with simple gratitude.
As you step back into the rhythm of your day, remember this. God heals patiently and grows His people steadily. Maturity does not happen overnight, but it does happen through daily obedience.
Thank you for joining me today. Trust God’s restoring work in you. Until tomorrow, may steady growth mark your steps.