Bible Verse Of The Day

December 7, 2025

Sanctified Steps: God Works All Things for Good | Romans 8:28 (KJV)

 

Al Things Work For Good| Romans 8:28


📖 Scripture:

“And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose.” Romans 8:28 (KJV)


Devotional:

There are seasons when life feels scattered—moments that don’t make sense, pieces that don’t seem to fit, and prayers that feel unanswered. But Romans 8:28 whispers a stabilizing truth into the chaos: God is working in all things.

Not just the victories.
Not just the blessings.
Not just the parts we understand.

All things.

The disappointments you didn’t see coming.
The heartbreak that shook you.
The delays that frustrated you.
The closed doors that confused you.

Every piece—every joy, every tear, every trial—is being woven into a greater purpose that God Himself orchestrates. He wastes nothing. What seems random to us is intentional to Him.

God doesn’t promise that everything is good…
But He does promise that everything will work together for good.

So take a breath.
God is not finished with your story.
He is aligning every detail with your destiny.

Reflection:

  • Where have you seen God use a difficult season to grow or strengthen you?
  • What would change in your heart today if you truly believed that God is working every detail for your good?

Daily Wisdom Insight:

God’s purpose turns every trial into preparation.

Practical Application:

Begin your day with this declaration:

“God is working in every detail of my life—nothing I face today is wasted.”

Repeat it whenever fear, frustration, or confusion tries to rise up. Let truth speak louder than your circumstances.

Prayer:

Father,

Thank You for working in my life
even when I cannot see the full picture.

Teach me to trust that You are weaving
every circumstance—good and painful—
into Your perfect plan.

When doubt tries to settle in,
remind me of Your faithfulness.

When I grow weary,
strengthen my heart to keep believing.

Help me rest in the truth
that nothing in my life is wasted,
and everything is being shaped
for my good and for Your glory.

In Jesus’ name,
Amen.

December 6, 2025

Women of the Bible: Queen of Sheba| A Woman of Wisdom and Wonder

 

Queen Sheba: A Wonder of Wisdom and Wonder


Among the many women mentioned in Scripture, few captivate the imagination like the Queen of Sheba. She stands at the crossroads of history and legend — a woman of wealth, intelligence, and spiritual curiosity. Though her visit to King Solomon is often the focus of her story, her true legacy reaches beyond that moment. She embodies the pursuit of truth, the courage to seek wisdom, and the grace of discernment that transcends time and culture.

A Queen Beyond Her Kingdom:

Sheba, believed by many scholars to have been located in the region of ancient Ethiopia or southern Arabia, was a land known for its riches — gold, spices, and precious stones. As queen, Sheba would have presided over a powerful and prosperous kingdom, commanding respect among her people and alliances beyond her borders.

But what sets her apart is not her wealth or political standing — it’s her heart for understanding. The Queen of Sheba was not content with secondhand reports or rumors. When she heard of Solomon’s fame and the wisdom granted to him by God, she resolved to see it for herself. Her journey from Sheba to Jerusalem was not merely political — it was spiritual. It was the journey of a soul in search of truth.

The Journey for Truth:

Traveling hundreds of miles across desert terrain, Sheba’s expedition reflected both courage and purpose. She came bearing costly gifts — gold, spices, and precious stones — but her greatest offering was her curiosity. She came to learn, not to impress.

When she finally stood before Solomon, she tested him with hard questions — not to challenge his authority, but to understand the source of his wisdom. What she discovered exceeded even her highest expectations. Solomon’s insight, his judgments, and his reverence for God revealed a wisdom that no earthly riches could buy.

Her reaction was not pride or rivalry, but humility and awe. She declared, “Blessed be the Lord thy God, which delighted in thee, to set thee on the throne of Israel” (1 Kings 10:9). In that moment, this foreign queen publicly acknowledged the true source of Solomon’s greatness — not his intellect, but his relationship with God.

Wisdom Meets Wonder:

The Queen of Sheba’s story is not simply about a royal visit — it’s about a spiritual encounter. She came seeking human wisdom and found divine revelation. Her wonder was not at Solomon’s palace or wealth, but at the evidence of God’s presence in his leadership.

She returned to her kingdom changed — not just materially enriched, but spiritually enlightened. Her story reveals that wisdom is not confined to borders, gender, or title. It belongs to those humble enough to seek it and courageous enough to follow where truth leads.

Lessons from the Queen of Sheba:

The Queen of Sheba’s journey teaches several timeless truths:

  • Wisdom begins with humility. Her willingness to learn, to ask, and to listen is what made her truly wise.

  • True wealth is found in understanding. Though she brought treasures to Solomon, she left with something greater — insight that shaped her soul.

  • Faith transcends boundaries. Though she was not of Israel, she recognized and honored the God of Israel, reminding us that truth is not limited by culture or nation.

  • Seekers are never turned away. Those who come sincerely searching for wisdom will always find more than they expected — because God delights in revealing Himself to the humble.

A Legacy of Seeking and Understanding:

The Queen of Sheba remains one of Scripture’s most fascinating women — regal yet relatable, powerful yet teachable. Her story invites every believer to approach life with the same spirit of inquiry and reverence.

In her journey, we see the beauty of wonder — a heart that still believes there is more to learn, more to know, and more of God to discover. Her example challenges us to move beyond comfort and seek the wisdom that changes lives.

She reminds us that faith is not passive; it’s an active pursuit. The same God who revealed His wisdom to Solomon still speaks to those who, like Sheba, make the journey to seek Him wholeheartedly.


Discover More:

Discover additional Women of the Bible features and devotionals that celebrate the courage, faith, and grace of women who walked with God. Visit the Women of the Bible page »

Sanctified Steps: Peace That Begins in Prayer | Psalm 122:6 (KJV)

 

Peace that begins in Prayer: Psalm 122:6


📖 Scripture:

Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: they shall prosper that love thee.” — Psalm 122:6 (KJV)