5-Day Devo (Based on 10.19.25 Sermon)

Here's a 5-day Bible reading plan and devotional guide based on the October 19, 2025 Sermon.

Reading: 2 Corinthians 6:3-10

Devotional: As we begin this journey, let's reflect on Paul's words about endurance. In a world that often seeks comfort and ease, Paul reminds us that the Christian life is one of perseverance. Yet, this endurance isn't born from our own strength, but from the power of the Holy Spirit within us. Today, consider the challenges you're facing. How might God be using these difficulties to shape your character and deepen your faith? Remember, just as Paul found strength in his weaknesses, so too can we find God's power perfected in our struggles. Ask God to reveal His strength in your areas of difficulty today.

Reading: 2 Corinthians 5:16-21

Devotional: Today's passage reminds us of our calling as "ambassadors for Christ." This role of reconciliation is at the heart of our faith journey. As you go about your day, consider how you might be a bridge between God and others. Are there relationships in your life that need reconciliation? How can you embody Christ's love and forgiveness in those situations? Remember, God has entrusted us with this ministry not because we're perfect, but because He has reconciled us to Himself through Christ. Let this truth empower you to extend grace and love to others, even when it's challenging.

Reading: Galatians 5:22-26

Devotional: Paul's list of spiritual fruits offers a beautiful picture of a life transformed by the Holy Spirit. In times of hardship, these qualities can seem elusive. Yet, it's often in our most difficult moments that God cultivates these fruits within us. Today, focus on one fruit of the Spirit that you find particularly challenging to embody. Perhaps it's patience in a trying situation or joy amidst sorrow. Ask God to nurture this fruit in your life, especially in the face of adversity. Remember, these fruits are not achieved through our own efforts, but are the result of surrendering to the Spirit's work in our lives.

Reading: Psalm 119:105-112

Devotional: In a world full of uncertainty, God's Word stands as our unwavering truth and guide. The psalmist describes it as a lamp to our feet and a light to our path. As you face life's challenges, how can you root yourself more deeply in Scripture? Consider establishing a regular time for Bible study if you haven't already. When you encounter difficult situations, practice turning to God's Word for guidance and comfort. Let its truths anchor your soul and shape your perspective, transforming how you view your circumstances through the lens of God's promises and character.

Reading: Romans 5:1-5

Devotional: As we conclude our week, we're reminded of a paradox in the Christian life: finding joy in suffering. Paul tells us that our trials produce endurance, character, and hope. This doesn't mean we seek out suffering, but rather that we view our challenges through the lens of God's redemptive work. Reflect on a difficult season you've experienced. How did God use that time to shape you? What hope emerged from that struggle? Today, if you're in the midst of hardship, ask God to reveal His presence and purpose in your pain. Trust that He is working all things for your good and His glory, even when you can't see it. Let this perspective shift your focus from temporary struggles to eternal hope.

This 5-Day Devotional was generated with the help of AI, and is based off of Pastor Dillon's October 19, 2025 Sermon: Called to Endure!