LECTURA BIBLICA DIARIA

The book of Acts begins with the most amazing truth of all. Jesus is alive. For forty days He teaches His friends and tells them to wait for the Holy Spirit. Then He returns to heaven, and the disciples pray and wait. Suddenly, on the day of Pentecost, a powerful wind fills the house, and the Holy Spirit gives them courage to speak in many languages. Thousands believe, and the church is born. Ordinary people become brave messengers, sharing hope with the world (Acts 1–3). The

In Romans 13, Paul teaches that living for God means showing respect, love, and peace toward others.It ’s easy to say we live for God, but Paul reminds us that real faith shows up in how we treat people. Do we show respect even when we disagree? Do we bring peace when things feel uncertain? Do we love others without conditions or limits? Words mean little if our lives don’t show God’s heart. Maybe it’s time to look closer and ask, If I say I follow Jesus, can others see Him i

In Romans 10, Paul explains that the good news of Jesus is for everyone who believes. He says that we don’t have to earn our way to God because Jesus already made the way for us. Paul reminds believers that faith grows when we hear and understand God’s Word. In Romans 11, Paul talks about how God’s plan includes both the Jewish people and the rest of the world. He uses the picture of an olive tree to show how everyone who believes becomes part of God’s family. Some branches w