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Creation Speaks of God

Bible Reading: :  Revelation 22:1-6

Key verse:  1

“And he showed me a pure river of water of life, clear as crystal, proceeding from the throne of God.” Revelation 22:1

DEVOTION

The vision in Revelation 22 reveals the fullness of God’s restored creation. The river of life flowing from God’s throne symbolizes purity, life, and eternal hope. In this beautiful image, creation itself speaks of God’s sustaining presence and unending grace.
God created the world with harmony and beauty, inviting humanity to live in fellowship with Him and care for His creation. However, sin has brought destruction and selfishness into the world. Even today, creation suffers because of human neglect. Yet God’s promise remains certain, He will renew all things.
As followers of Christ, we are called to be caretakers of God’s creation. By living responsibly, protecting nature, and showing compassion toward others, we participate in God’s work of restoration. Every part of creation points us toward the Creator and reminds us of His faithfulness.
Revelation assures us that God’s light will overcome darkness, and His people will dwell with Him forever. Until that day, may our lives reflect His love and care for the world He has made.

PRAYER

Loving Father, guide us to honor You through faithful stewardship and lives that reflect Your grace and compassion. In Jesus’ name I pray. Amen.

Thought for the DAY

The Creator is glorified when creation is cherished.

Manju Alex

St.Thomas Marthoma Church, Calgary
Alberta, Canada

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