Consider the ravens, for they neither sow nor reap, which have neither storehouse nor barn; and God feeds them. Of how much more value are you than the birds? (Luke 12:24-25 NKJV)

LUKE 12 IN ITS ENTIRETY.

Thought For The Week: In a world driven by hustle and material pursuits, it’s easy to forget the fundamental truth: our Heavenly Father cares for us. Consider the ravens—those humble birds that neither sow nor reap, yet they are fed by God’s hand. They lack storehouses, barns, or possessions, yet they do not go hungry. This simple truth invites us to reflect on our own worth and God’s unwavering provision.

As believers, we are of more value than the birds. This isn’t a call to complacency but a reassurance. Our worth is rooted in our identity as children of God. His love is not limited; it is abundant and personal. When we face anxiety or scarcity, we must remember: if He feeds the ravens, He will surely provide for us.

This truth calls us to live with confidence, not in our own strength but in God’s faithfulness. It challenges us to release worry, to trust in His timing, and to recognize that our provision is secured by His divine plan. Our role is to seek His kingdom first, trusting that all other needs will be added.

Prayer: Father, thank You for always looking over me. Help me to trust in You no matter the circumstance. In this confidence help me to believe that You are too faithful to fail me. I now realize that You are too loving to leave me. Because what You start, You always finish and in knowing this, I will rest in Your peace that passes all understanding. In Jesus’ mighty name I pray, amen.