Meditate on the Word - For a Decent and Investigative Christianity (EN)

 Pr. Alexandre Alves When Jesus sent Peter and John to prepare for the Passover, He instructed them to find a man carrying a jar of water who would lead them to a furnished upper room (Luke 22:10-12). This was no ordinary place—it was a space already prepared, a place of divine appointment. The upper room represents more than just a physical location; it symbolizes a spiritual elevation, a call to a deeper level of intimacy with God. A Prepared Space for a Divine Encounter The upper room was not empty or incomplete—it was furnished, ready to receive Jesus and His disciples. This detail is significant. It reminds us that when God calls us, He has already prepared the way. Often, we hesitate to step forward because we cannot see the full picture, but Jesus shows us that He is ahead of us, orchestrating every detail. Like Peter and John, we are called to obey even when we don’t fully understand. Trusting God means walking in faith, believing that what He has prepared is greater than w...

  The Role of the Wife in a Christian Marriage The role of the wife in a Christian marriage is a constant challenge that requires wisdom, patience, and, above all, faith. The Bible offers guidance and encouragement so that wives can live their relationships according to God’s principles. This devotional was created to help wives apply God’s Word in their marriages, offering a biblical perspective and daily reflections to strengthen the mind, renew communication, and cultivate gratitude. "I can do all things through him who strengthens me." - Philippians 4:13 Context and Reflection: In this verse, Paul expresses the ability to face all circumstances through the strength of Christ. He wrote these words while in prison, emphasizing that his strength did not come from his own abilities but from his total dependence on Jesus. For wives, this verse serves as a powerful reminder that, regardless of the challenges they face in marriage, they can find strength in Christ to overcome di...