Identify a regular time for prayerful
reading and studying the Bible.
Reflect on one (1) scriptural reading
one day at a time
Begin by selecting and praying an
appropriate passage from the Book of
Psalms.
Use your imagination to put yourself
inside some of the gospel stories.
1. You are a bystander in the
crowd watching Jesus heal the
blind man Bartimaeus (Mark
10:46-52).
2. You are the Samaritan woman
at the well when Jesus comes
along (John 4:4-42).
3. You are one of the disciples
walking with Jesus on the road
to Emmaus (Luke 24:13-32).
Pay attention to what comes to mind
and write your reflections.
Time: 10: 30 PM
Dates: sept. 6 ; Sept 7 ; Sept 9
Psalm 23: 4
Even though I walk through the darkest valley,
I will fear no evil, for you are with me;
your rod and your staff, they comfort me.
REFLECTION:
· Mark 10:46-52
-Bartimaeus was persistent to call Jesus, even
though Jesus already knew what he was about to
ask, still, asked him what he could do for him. So
Bartimaeus asked. I realized that God knew our
struggles and our needs but he's just waiting for us
to call for him. All we need is to ask and wait, we
might receive it immediately or it will take a
couple of days, months, or even a year, one thing
is for sure you will still receive what you asked
for at an unexpected time.
· John 4:4-42
Everyone is a sinner, Jesus knew how sinful we
are. But still, Jesus seeks people like us. We are
unworthy, we don't deserve to receive the love of
God. But because he is good, he loved us and now
we are worthy. Spread the word of God so that
other people should know how beautiful the love
of God is.
· Luke 24:13-32
In doubt and mistress, Jesus is already walking
with us, hardly realizing it. He listens well to our
issues, gives advice, and enlightens us. And then
our hearts start to lighten. Welcoming him into
our hearts as he gives us his pure love and that's
the only time we realized that it was Jesus who
cleared out doubts.