Read Psalm 84:11
Our God is a generous Giver. To give is His nature, and He delights to bless His children. His gifts are more precious than gold, yet they are given as freely as sunlight to all who walk in His way.
When the Lord gives grace, He gives it abundantly, constantly, and lovingly—just when we need it most. He gives comforting grace in our sorrow, strengthening grace in our weakness, guiding grace in our confusion, and forgiving grace in our sin. There is no situation too dark, no burden too heavy, that His grace cannot reach and sustain.
And then—after grace—comes glory. That small word “and” in the promise, “grace and glory,” binds earth to heaven. Grace is the beginning of God’s gift; glory is its completion. The one leads to the other, as dawn leads to noon, as the bud leads to the flower.
The grace we receive today is but the seed of the glory we will share tomorrow. When the journey ends, when the tears are wiped away, when faith becomes sight—then grace will blossom into glory. The same God who gives grace now will not fail to crown His work with eternal splendor.
What a sure promise! If you are living by His grace today, you will be living in His glory forever.
Life Application
Remember that every trial comes with new grace sufficient for that moment.
Rest in the assurance that grace and glory are inseparable—God will complete what He began.
Let gratitude fill your heart daily for His present grace and future glory.
Prayer
Faithful Lord, You have given me grace for each day—grace to stand, to serve, to believe, and to endure. Thank You that Your grace will one day be perfected in glory. When my work is done, when the journey ends, let me awaken in Your likeness and dwell in Your light. Until that day, strengthen me by Your grace, and keep my heart fixed on the glory to come. Amen.
Bp. Paul Solomon Maglaya
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