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March 2024 Theme:
Grief, Restoration, and God’s Sovereignty
Theme Verses:
“The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an
end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.”
Lamentations 3:22-23 (ESV)

“And I will give you a new heart, and a new spirit I will put within you. And I
will remove the heart of stone from your flesh and give you a heart of flesh.”
Ezekiel 36:26 (ESV)

Through the wilderness of tears we roam,

Lost and weary, far from home,
But in the stillness, a voice we hear,
Guiding us through the darkness, drawing near.
For in the ashes, new life will spring,
From broken hearts, songs of joy will sing,
God’s hand of mercy, steady and sure,
Restores what’s broken, making all things pure.
Though storms may rage and tempests roar,
His love endures forevermore,
In His sovereign grace, we find our peace,
As His unfailing love will never cease.
So let us trust in His guiding hand,
Through valleys deep and deserts sand,
For in our grief, He is ever near,
Bringing restoration, casting out fear.

Written by Rein

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Sovereignty: A Book Study on Lamentations & Ezekiel
March 2024 Devotional and Calendar
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come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your #PINOYDEVO 1:18a 2:19
faithfulness.” Lamentations 3:22-23 (ESV) Make it a habit to See today’s devo
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“And I will give you a new heart, and a new spirit I will put within experience for all Filipinos always ask the for the daily
who desire to grow deeper Lord to make you challenge.
you. And I will remove the heart of stone from your flesh and give in God's word. aware of the
you a heart of flesh.” Ezekiel 36:26 (ESV) seriousness of your
sins.

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3:31-33 4:21-22 5:21 Take some Memorize and For 15 minutes, Let us reflect and
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for the daily and Valleys” by for the daily marvel at the Matthew assess your heart consequences of
challenge. Tauren Wells challenge. greatness of God! 28:19-20. Offer in front of God to our actions, as well
Set aside your yourself to God see if you are still as the importance
prayer needs and and worship him in full dependence of remaining
daily plans. with the song on Him. Pray and faithful amidst the
Practice finding “Have All of Me” journal God’s complications we
joy in quiet by AWAKE84 message for you. may face.
moments with
Him.

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for the daily reflecting on His events in your life Surrender” by Which part of the for the daily reveal anything
challenge. grace and mercy in that you see Hillsong Worship daily verse speaks challenge. you hold onto that
your life. If God is chances from God. and talk to God in to you? Write breaks His heart,
prompting you to the form of down God’s and journal your
repent of a certain writing, so that message in your thoughts about
sin, take this time you can go back journal. God’s revelations.
to humbly ask for whenever you feel
forgiveness. lost.

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saying, “You are to know Him. give your best to
not alone. I am Make a short and uphold the name
praying for you. quick message to of the Lord.
Jesus loves you!” express your
appreciation for
him or her.

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challenge. challenge. in your by Hillsong United her family that you surrender to the need healing.
relationship with and try to write a want to bless. As Lord, and ask the
God? Journal your love letter to Jesus the Lord enables Lord to help you
thoughts about it. in response to the you, think of ways become a living
31 song. you can show your sacrifice.
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Date: Time: Application
How can you apply this verse to your life
today? How can you live in light
of this truth?
Scripture
Write out a verse or passage of scripture
that speaks to your heart.

Observation
What stood out to you about this verse?
Where there any commands or
instructions? Who wrote this passage?
Who was it written to? What is the author
saying?

Prayer
Respond to this passage in prayer. Ask God
to help you apply this scripture to your life
and spend some time listening to what He
is telling you.
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Friday, March 1

Daily Verse: “The Lord is in the right, for I have rebelled against his word; but hear, all you
peoples, and see my suffering; my young women and my young men have gone into
captivity.” Lamentations 1:18a (ESV)

Daily Devo: The Book of Lamentations is a collection of highly structured and emotionally
powerful poems that lament Jerusalem’s destruction. Chapter 1 describes Jerusalem’s
ruins.

Jerusalem is portrayed as a weeping widow who has lost everything and everyone (v.1). No
matter how hard or how long Jerusalem weeps, there is no one to comfort her (v.2).
Jerusalem has become a slave, living in exile with no permanent home (v.3). A
once-bustling, prosperous city is now completely empty and desolate while her enemies
prosper (vs. 4-5). All her friends and allies have betrayed her, and she sits in complete
isolation (vs. 6-8). She cries out to Yahweh and to anyone who passes by, asking them to
notice how severely God has dealt with her because of her sins (vs. 9-17). But eventually,
she comes back to Yahweh and acknowledges that she is guilty and that He is righteous
(vs. 18-22).

We, as humans, are prone to questioning God’s justice. We admire God’s character as
loving and good but often fail to appreciate His holiness and justice. However,
Lamentations 1:18a is a clear affirmation of the righteousness and justice of God,
demonstrating His holiness in judgment and wrath toward those who rebel against His
word.

Today, as you read and pray, recognize the seriousness of sin and grieve. Amid tears and
grief, remember the joy of your salvation and your hope in Jesus. Rejoice in the truth
that if you confess your sins, Jesus is faithful and just to forgive you and cleanse
you from all unrighteousness.

Written by Xyl

Daily Challenge: Make it a habit to always ask the Lord to make you aware of the
seriousness of your sins.

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Saturday, March 2

Daily Verse: “Arise, cry out in the night, at the beginning of the night watches! Pour out
your heart like water before the presence of the Lord! Lift your hands to him for the lives of
your children, who faint for hunger at the head of every street.” Lamentations 2:19 (ESV)

Daily Devo: In Lamentations 2, Jerusalem weeps under God’s judgment. The once-glorious
city lies defiled, its walls broken, and its splendor stripped away (vs. 1-8). God has turned
his back on them, sending famine and violence as punishment for their sins (vs. 5, 17).
Even their leaders mourn, witnessing the suffering of their people (vs. 8-9). Yet, amidst
the lament, a flicker of hope emerges. The people cry out to God, acknowledging their
transgressions and pleading for his mercy (vs. 18-19). While judgment is just, they look for
his compassion and the restoration of their city (vs. 17, 22).

Maaring nakaranas na tayo ng kawalan, lungkot, at ang pakiramdam na malayo sa

Diyos. Sa mga sandaling mahirap, natural na magtanong kung bakit kinakaharap ang
gayong mga pagsubok. Katulad ng ginawa ng Sion, nilahad nila ang kanilang mga
kamay sa Diyos sa ganitong mga panahon (v.19). Sa gitna ng nararamdaman at
nakikita, may isang kislap ng pag-asa na umusbong. Ang mga tao, bagamat kinikilala
ang kanilang mga pagkakasala, humingi sa Diyos ng awa.

Malaya kang umiyak, sumamba, magpuri at humingi ng kasagutan sa Kanya. Kailanman

ay hindi magdadamot ang Diyos ng kasagutan sa mga anak Niya. Ang pagnanais na
mapatawad at magbagong-buhay ay nagpapaalala sa atin na kahit sa kadiliman, ang
tunay na pag-asa ay hindi naglalaho.

Written by Awit

Daily Challenge: Paano mo mae-encourage ang iyong sarili na patuloy na umasa sa

gitna ng hindi magagandang nangyayari sa iyong buhay? Write your reflection on your
journal and end your devotion with a prayer.

Kahit sa kadiliman, ang tunay na pag-asa

ay hindi naglalaho.

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Week #1 Guide Questions:
1. Can you share a personal experience when you struggled with sin
but found hope through God’s mercy and grace?
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2. In what ways does hope in Christ differ from worldly optimism,

especially when facing the reality of our own sinfulness?
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3. How can we support and encourage one another in our journey of

faith when dealing with sin and maintaining hope?
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Sunday, March 3

Daily Verse: “For the Lord will not cast off forever, but, though he cause grief, he will have
compassion according to the abundance of his steadfast love; for he does not afflict from
his heart or grieve the children of men.” Lamentations 3:31-33 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Sa Lamentation 3:1-66 makikita ang malalim na lungkot at matinding

panghihinayang ng may-akda habang hinaharap ang pagkawasak ng Jerusalem.
Nagsimula ang kanyang paglalarawan ng hirap at pagdurusa na pakiramdam niya ay
nawalan na sila ng kapayapaan at kasaganaan (vs. 1-18). Kahit na may matinding
kalungkutan, may liwanag ng pag-asa dahil naalala niya ang matapat na pagmamahal
at habag ng Diyos, na nagpahayag na hindi nawawala ang Kanyang awa (vs. 19-32). Sa
gitna ng kalungkutan, natagpuan niya ang kapanatagan sa katapatan ng Diyos,
kinikilala na ang Kanyang sovereignty at kabutihan ang nagpapatibay sa kanila sa gitna
ng pagsubok (vs. 33-42). Natapos sa isang panalangin para sa tulong ng Diyos at
katarungan laban sa kanilang mga kaaway at pagpapahayag ng tiwala sa Diyos na sa
huli, gaganda rin ang lahat at bubuuin Niya ang mga nasira (vs. 43-66).

Sino ba ang hindi dumaranas ng ganitong sandali? Kapag may mga hamon at
karamdaman, tila wala nang liwanag sa ating paligid. Ngunit kahit sa pinakamadilim na
sandali, may pag-asa pa rin.

Sa mga panahong ito, mahalaga na manatiling matatag sa pananampalataya sa Diyos.

Madaling sabihin, ngunit mahirap gawin. Gayunpaman, maaari mong tularan ang
halimbawa ng manunulat ng Lamentation. Hindi niya itinangging ang totoo at ang
kanyang mga nararamdaman. Subalit, hindi rin niya nakalimutang manalangin sa Diyos.
Sa huli, may pag-asa pa rin na ang lahat ay magiging maayos, sapagkat ang
iyong Diyos ay tapat sa Kanyang pangako at may kapangyarihan upang baguhin
ang mga winasak ng kalaban. Kahit sa gitna ng matinding pagsubok, hindi ka
nag-iisa. May Diyos kang hindi nagpapabaya, at sa Kanya, may tagumpay sa lahat ng
pagsubok na darating sa iyong buhay.

Written by Che Teña

Daily Challenge: Isulat sa iyong journal ang paborito mong worship song sa tuwing may
problema kang pinagdadaanan. Tapusin eto ng may panalangin pasasalamat sa ating
Diyos.

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Monday, March 4

Daily Verse: “Rejoice and be glad, O daughter of Edom, you who dwell in the land of Uz;
but to you also the cup shall pass; you shall become drunk and strip yourself bare. The
punishment of your iniquity, O daughter of Zion, is accomplished; he will keep you in exile
no longer; but your iniquity, O daughter of Edom, he will punish; he will uncover your sins.”
Lamentations 4:21-22 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Lamentations 4 talks about the dark days during the siege of Jerusalem. It
mentions the severe economic state at the time, with issues such as the children
experiencing starvation (v.4), people of rank reduced to poverty (vs. 5, 8), and the
gruesome practice of cannibalism (v.10). Even worse, those responsible for teaching the
law were among the worst violators. (vs. 11-13). God permitted suffering as punishment
for their sins.

The story highlights God’s sovereignty and mercifulness. As the Father, He has the power to
bring His children to repentance. Though suffering was present, God showed that His
mercies are new each day by giving the people a chance to repent and turn away from sin.
He brought them to desperation so that they might understand that all those fortunes and
desires would be nothing without Him. The chapter concluded with God marking the end of
struggles in Jerusalem and a message of judgment for those who rejoice in the nation’s
downfall.

Similar to life situations, you may question why God allows suffering. The answer? It’s
because of His great love for you. Your experiences are used by God to teach you valuable
lessons that will draw you closer to Him. Through these things, you realize that you are
sinful humans, and you need to keep a heart of repentance. His mercy waters the seeds
of struggle, allowing restoration to bloom. Your efforts would not save you. So, when
you might feel that you have no control over bad things, you need to seek Him even more.

Written by Gyana Marelle

Daily Challenge: Listen to “Hills and Valleys” by Tauren Wells

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Tuesday, March 5

Daily Verse: “Restore us to yourself, O Lord, that we may be restored! Renew our days as of
old.” Lamentations 5:21 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Sa Mga Panaghoy 5, ang kanilang pakiramdam ng kawalan at despair ay

umabot sa sukdulan. Ang mga tao ay sumigaw, tinatawag ang kanilang sarili na “mga
ulila” at “mga balo,” pinagkaitan ng kanilang mga dating pagpapala at proteksyon (vs.
1-3). Ang kanilang lupain ay ninakaw, iniwan silang walang tahanan at umaasa sa
kanilang mga mananakop (vs. 2, 8). Kahit ang mga matatanda at mga bata ay
nagdaranas ng hirap, nawalan ng mga pangunahing pangangailangan at kasiyahan (vs.
12, 14). The once vibrant city now resembles a "desolate wilderness," mirroring the
emptiness within their hearts (vs. 18). Ang kanilang mga panalangin ay tila hindi
pinapansin, iniwan silang nagtatanong sa presensya ng Diyos at nagtatanong kung may
pag-asa pa ba para sa kanilang kinabukasan (vs. 18, 20). Though despair reigns, a faint
cry for remembrance breaks through: "Remember, Lord, what has happened to us!" (vs.
19).

Kung nais mong mangyari ang mga pagbabago sa iyong buhay, kailangan mong
baguhin ang iyong mga iniisip. Kailangan mong alalahanin na mahabagin ang Diyos at
hindi ka Niya itatakwil. Bagaman Siya’y nagtutuwid, hindi naman nawala ang Kanyang
pag-ibig. Hindi Niya ikatutuwang ika’y saktan o pahirapan. God love you. The cross of
Christ is the proof of His love. Ikaw at ako ang dapat ipinako sa Krus dahil tayo ang
nagkasala but Jesus willingly offered Himself as a living sacrifice to save us. Si Jesus ang
proof ng God’s perfect love. Kaya naman kayang-kaya ni Lord na ibalik ang dating
ugnayan at kagalakan na nawala dahil sa kasalanan. Ang kailangan ay hanapin,
sambahin, buong-pusong magpakumbaba at sabihin ang laman ng puso kay God.

Written by Renato Adormeo

Daily Challenge: Are you brokenhearted? Do you feel that you are so far from God and you
feel that He can’t love you anymore? Take a moment to sincerely open your heart to the
Lord. Approach Him with anticipation and hope.

The cross of Christ is the proof of His love.

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Wednesday, March 6

Daily Verse: “Like the appearance of the bow that is in the cloud on the day of rain, so was
the appearance of the brightness all around.” Ezekiel 1:28a (ESV)

Daily Devo: In Ezekiel Chapter 1, the prophet recounts a vision during King Jehoiachin’s
exile (vs. 1-3). He vividly describes seeing four living creatures in a whirlwind from the
north, each with four faces: human, lion, ox, and eagle, with four wings. (vs. 4-14). Ezekiel,
too, describes wheels within wheels. Above these wheels, he sees a throne with the likeness
of a man seated upon it, surrounded by a shining brilliance (vs. 15-28). The chapter ends
with Ezekiel overwhelmed, describing the glory of the Lord (vs. 27-28).

It is amazing to be reminded of his reaction when he realizes what he sees. In verse 28, it
says that Ezekiel falls on his face. It’s the proper response when encountering the one true
God. Ezekiel was amazed to be worthy and not die as he saw God’s presence.

Let us learn to respect and honor God in our daily lives. When you think about how
amazing God is, you should humble yourself and show Him reverence. It is not only by
kneeling or raising hands that you can show reverence to Him. It is as simple as giving Him
time in your busy schedule. It also comes from obeying His words. Take time to think about
how great God is and thank Him for His kindness. Remember how Ezekiel reacted when he
saw God’s glory? He felt honored and amazed. We should feel the same way when we
think about how incredible God is.

Written by Airel Josh Barba

Daily Challenge: Take some moments to marvel at the greatness of God! Set aside your
prayer needs and daily plans. Practice finding joy in quiet moments with Him.

Take time to think about how great God is

and thank Him for His kindness.

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Thursday, March 7

Daily Verse: “And you, son of man, be not afraid of them, nor be afraid of their words,
though briers and thorns are with you and you sit on scorpions. Be not afraid of their
words, nor be dismayed at their looks, for they are a rebellious house. And you shall speak
my words to them, whether they hear or refuse to hear, for they are a rebellious house. ‘But
you, son of man, hear what I say to you. Be not rebellious like that rebellious house; open
your mouth and eat what I give you.’” Ezekiel 2:6-8 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Chapter 2 describes how Ezekiel was empowered by the Spirit of the Lord to
fulfill his calling (v.2). His mission was to be God’s messenger, a prophet to the people of
Israel who rebelled against God (v.3). He was responsible for delivering the complete
word of the Lord. God commanded Ezekiel not to be afraid (v.6), for Israel would refuse
him (v.7). Ezekiel was called at a desperate time, and his calling meant that many would
reject the Word of the Lord (v.8). His ministry’s success is solely dependent on his
obedience to speak the Word of God, not on men receiving it. Chapter 3 added that his
calling includes that of a watchman, which meant that he would be accountable for giving
warnings to the people of Israel (vs. 17-19). In mercy and grace, God sent Ezekiel.

We can see that Ezekiel’s call came first from the Lord; it was for a specific purpose and a
certain group of people. Whether Israel receives the Word or not is not his responsibility.
But rather, his complete obedience to God, for He equipped Ezekiel to do the mission with
His Spirit. His encounter with Yahweh laid the foundation for his calling.

It is also true for you and me. Remember that you are called to faithfully share God’s word
with the people, not to add to it or withhold the gospel from those whom God has
entrusted to you. Also, the spreading of the good news is not just for those who are up on
stage, but also for everyone who loves Jesus. May you be courageous enough to speak
the Word of the Lord to your respective homes, workplaces, cities, and beyond.
This, too, is a divine calling.

Written by Yiskah

Daily Challenge: Memorize and meditate on Matthew 28:19-20. Offer yourself to God
and worship him with the song “Have All of Me” by AWAKE84

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Friday, March 8

Daily Verse: “And you, son of man, take a brick and lay it before you, and engrave on it a
city, even Jerusalem. And put siegeworks against it, and build a siege wall against it, and
cast up a mound against it. Set camps also against it, and plant battering rams against it
all around. And you, take an iron griddle, and place it as an iron wall between you and the
city; and set your face toward it, and let it be in a state of siege, and press the siege
against it. This is a sign for the house of Israel.” Ezekiel 4:1-3 (ESV)

Daily Devo: God gave Ezekiel a symbol of Jerusalem’s siege, and God instructed him to lie
down on his left side to bear Israel’s sin for 390 days and on his right side to bear Judah’s
sin for 40 days, one day for each year. God tied him up with ropes to prevent him from
turning from one side to the other until he had completed his siege. He stored sprouted
grains in a jar to make bread for himself for 390 days, with 200g of food to eat and 600
ml of water to drink daily (vs. 1-11). In Jerusalem, God cut off the supply of food, resulting
in rationed food in anxiety and drinking rationed water in despair because food and water
would be scarce (vs. 16-17).

Siege is a situation in which people are surrounded by someone with more physical or
spiritual power than them, who torments them on multiple occasions. Ezekiel was
spiritually strong because of God. God attacked Israel’s need to recognize their
weaknesses and surrender to Him. He uses this scarcity to humble them, for they’re
stubborn and proud. Ezekiel lies down in submission, letting go and letting God so that
hard people will be grounded and gentle with God.

More than just physical positioning, this “lying down” symbolizes surrender. Imagine
submitting to the weight of judgment, trustingly resting in God’s sovereignty even amidst
hardship. As the siege wall rises, Ezekiel’s position whispers a powerful message:
true security lies not in fighting back, but in bowing low before the Lord,
entrusting your battles to His hands. This act encourages you to face life’s challenges
with open hearts and surrendered spirits, finding true hope in the power of God’s
intervention.

Written by Avea

Daily Challenge: For 15 minutes, take your time to assess your heart in front of God to see
if you are still in full dependence on Him. Pray and journal God’s message for you.

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Saturday, March 9

Daily Verse: “You shall be a reproach and a taunt, a warning and a horror, to the nations
all around you, when I execute judgments on you in anger and fury, and with furious
rebukes—I am the Lord; I have spoken.” Ezekiel 5:15 (ESV)

Daily Devo: In Ezekiel 5:1-17, God instructs the prophet to perform a symbolic act
representing Jerusalem’s coming judgment. He shaves his head and beard, dividing the
hair into three parts (vs. 1-2). One part is burned, symbolizing those destroyed by fire
(v.2). Another part is sliced with a sword, representing those slain in battle (v.2). The final
part is scattered to the wind, symbolizing those exiled from the land (v.2). This visual
prophecy emphasizes the harsh reality of divine judgment. Yet, a glimmer of hope
remains. God preserves a small portion of the hair, tied in the prophet’s skirt (v.3). This
remnant signifies those who will survive and ultimately return to the land (vs. 3, 17). While
judgment falls due to disobedience, God’s mercy allows for a future restoration.

Ang pinaka-main-role talaga ni Ezekiel is to do what God wants Him to do so that the
people of Israel will see God’s anger for their sins. While Ezekiel prophesies the impending
judgment upon Jerusalem and the people of Israel for their sins, there are also promises of
restoration. Even in judgment, there is hope for restoration for those who repent and turn
back to God.

Faced with the harsh realities depicted by Ezekiel’s symbolic haircut, we can find both
accountability and hope. Just like the divided hair represents the impact of our choices,
ignoring consequences won’t make them disappear. Ang unang hakbang patungo sa
pagbabago ay nasa pagtanggap at pag-aari sa ating mga ginawa. Yet, even amidst loss
and setbacks, we must remember the “preserved hair” within that spark of hope, that
resilient spirit waiting to be nurtured. It symbolizes the potential for renewal,
reminding us that God’s mercy offers the possibility of rebuilding, even when
things seem broken. It’s never too late to seek forgiveness, mend relationships, and
work toward a brighter future.

Written by Trish

Daily Challenge: Let us reflect and recognize the consequences of our actions, as well as
the importance of remaining faithful amidst the complications we may face.

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1. How do you personally define brokenness, and what experiences
in your life have led you to understand it more deeply?
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restore our brokenness for His glory?
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Sunday, March 10

Daily Verse: “The king mourns, the prince is wrapped in despair, and the hands of the
people of the land are paralyzed by terror. According to their way I will do to them, and
according to their judgments I will judge them, and they shall know that I am the Lord.”
Ezekiel 7:27 (ESV)

Daily Devo: God uses the prophet Ezekiel to deliver a stern warning to the idolatrous
Israelites in chapters 6 and 7. He calls their devotion to false gods an abomination
deserving of judgment and slams them in Ezekiel 6:2-3. The sacred sites and the collapse
of their sacred idols foretell impending doom (vs. 4-6). The land will be devastated as a
result of the sword, starvation, and pestilence (7:12-15). The people will be terrified,
leaders will weep, and the wise will be put to silence (vs. 26-27). Ezekiel 6:7, 7:27 states
that the ultimate goal of this punishment is to make people realize who God really is.

Ezekiel 7:27 speaks of the consequences of disobedience and the judgement of God to the
people. Pinapakita dito ang kahalagahan ng pagsisisi at pagbabago. Tulad ng sinabi ni
Ezekiel, may hangganan ang biyaya at pagpapatawad ng Diyos sa mga kasalanan.
Sinabi sa verse na “according to their way, I will do to them,” eto ay nangangahulugan na
may karampatang consequence ang ating mga gawa. Isang paalala ito na hindi tayo
dapat magpatuloy sa kasalanan at pagtataksil, bagkus ay dapat nating sundin ang mga
utos ng Diyos at magsikap na maging tapat sa Kanya. In the end, His aim is for us to
continually see who He is and experience His power.

Nakahanda ang Diyos na muli kang tanggapin bagaman may mga panahon na
lumalayo ka sa Kanyang kalooban. Masayang isipin ang pagmamahal at
pagpapatawad ng Diyos. Eto ay tunay naman available sa iyo sa tuwing ikaw ay
taos-pusong lalapit sa Kanya. Ngunit maganda din laging tandaan na sa Kanyang
pagmamahal, hindi ka Niya hahayaan sa kasalanan. Ang nais Niya ay makilala
mo Siya sa panahon ng pagtutuwid.

Written by Kim

Daily Challenge: Alalahanin ang mga pagkakataon na sinuway mo ang Diyos. Paano ka
nagbalik-loob sa Kanya? Isulat mo sa iyong journal ang naging journey mo sa
pagbabalik-loob sa Kanya.

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Monday, March 11

Daily Verse: “As for me, my eye will not spare, nor will I have pity; I will bring their deeds
upon their heads.” Ezekiel 9:10 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Ezekiel’s chapter 8 tells us how God came upon him through a vision. He saw a
figure resembling a man, the waist down like fire, and a glowing metal from the waist up
(v.2). Additionally, God revealed to Ezekiel the idols of jealousy and all the repulsive and
evil deeds that the elders of the house of Israel were witnessing (vs. 4-11). The elders even
worshipped their idols, with women mourning and bowing down to the sun in the east (vs.
12-16). The people of Judah filled their land with violence and wickedness that provoked
God to anger. God was so angry that He sent out guards with weapons (9:1-2). God
instructed the man in a linen cloth to put a mark on the forehead of those who grieve and
lament (v.4). God ordered the guard and the man dressed in linen to eliminate and
slaughter all who were marked (vs. 5-6). Ezekiel asked God if He was going to destroy all
the remnants due to His anger (v.8), to which God said He would not spare anyone
because of their evil deeds (v.10).

One of the scariest things is when God gets angry because we keep doing the wrong
things. Even though we know our actions are wrong, we still do them repeatedly. But
because God loves you so much and is very forgiving, He sends His only Son, Jesus, to pay
for your mistakes. Without Jesus’ sacrifices, your life will be meaningless. Strive to be
among those marked by genuine sorrow, turning back to the true light and finding hope in
His unfailing grace. Within this darkness, a glimmer of hope shines through. Even in wrath,
God remembers mercy. He remembers you.

Written by Normz Luat

Daily Challenge: Spend time reflecting on His grace and mercy in your life. If God is
prompting you to repent of a certain sin, take this time to humbly ask for forgiveness.

Within this darkness, a glimmer of hope shines through.

Even in wrath, God remembers mercy. He remembers you.

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Tuesday, March 12

Daily Verse: “And I will give them one heart, and a new spirit I will put within them. I will
remove the heart of stone from their flesh and give them a heart of flesh, that they may
walk in my statutes and keep my rules and obey them. And they shall be my people, and I
will be their God.” Ezekiel 11:19-20 (ESV)

Daily Devo: In Ezekiel 10, the glory of God leaves the Jerusalem temple, symbolized by a
magnificent chariot drawn by powerful creatures (vs. 1-19). This departure signifies God’s
judgment upon the city’s sinfulness. However, a glimmer of hope remains: a voice declares
God’s presence will return when hearts turn back to Him (v.22). Chapter 11 builds on this
hope. God promises to gather the scattered Israelites and cleanse them, planting His spirit
within them (vs. 17-20). A new covenant will be established, replacing hearts of stone with
hearts of flesh, sensitive to God’s will (vs. 19-20). Though judgment precedes, ultimately,
God aims to restore and renew His people, offering a future guided by His presence and
law (vs. 22-25).

Our hearts can become callous because of sin. Madaling magbingi-bingihan sa Kanyang
tawag at paalala. Hangga’t di na mo na namamalayan malayo ka na pala sa Kanya.

In Ezekiel 11:19-20, God makes a profound promise. He vows to swap stubborn hearts of
stone for receptive ones of flesh, breathing new life and obedience into his people. He is
ready to do the same for you. He really is making ways for you to come to Him. Although
sin and resistance may harden your heart, God desires to transform you from within,
allowing you to experience His love and live according to His will. Hindi ba sapat na iyon
upang magpatuloy ka papalapit sa Kanya?

Written by jngstr_

Daily Challenge: List down the events in your life that you see chances from God.

Although sin and resistance may harden your heart, God

desires to transform you from within, allowing you to
experience His love and live according to His will.

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Wednesday, March 13

Daily Verse: “Son of man, you dwell in the midst of a rebellious house, who have eyes to
see, but see not, who have ears to hear, but hear not, for they are a rebellious house.”
Ezekiel 12:2 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Ezekiel 12 talks about God’s power and warns about rebellion (vs. 1-16). It
mentions Jerusalem’s fall but also shows signs of mercy as God sends Ezekiel to guide the
people (vs. 17-28). Chapter 13 talks about false prophets who trick people and don’t
follow God’s messages (vs. 1-16). They do what they want instead of what God says. God
shows their lies and says they will be responsible for their actions (vs. 17-23). Ezekiel 14
unfolds with pronouncements of God’s “four dreadful judgments”—sword, famine, wild
beasts, and plague–on Jerusalem (vs. 1-23). However, a spark of hope ignites. God
declares a remnant will be spared, serving as a living testament to both the gravity of
their actions and His enduring presence (vs. 22-23).

In a world where some people lie to get what they want, it’s important to know what’s true.
False prophets might pretend to speak for God, but really they just want something for
themselves.

You should be careful and check if what they say matches what God’s Word says. The Bible
tells you to watch out for these tricky people, so you need to stay close to God and His
teachings. By praying, reading the Bible, and listening to the Holy Spirit, you can stay
away from lies and live in God’s truth. Stick to what the Bible says, because God’s truth is
stronger than any lie.

Written by Analyn

Daily Challenge: Listen to “I Surrender” by Hillsong Worship and talk to God in the form of
writing, so that you can go back whenever you feel lost.

God’s truth is stronger than any lie.

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Thursday, March 14

Daily Verse: “For thus says the Lord God: I will deal with you as you have done, you who
have despised the oath in breaking the covenant, yet I will remember my covenant with
you in the days of your youth, and I will establish for you an everlasting covenant.” Ezekiel
16:59-60 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Ezekiel 15 uses a symbolic vine parable to convey the terrible reality of Israel’s
worthlessness. That’s how God sees Israel, warning them their potential is wasted and
judgment awaits (vs. 1-8). Chapter 16 continues with a dramatic scene: Israel as a
beautiful but unfaithful wife, adorned but straying from God (vs. 1-15). Her worship of
other gods, like adultery, breaks their sacred bond, leading to shame and exile (vs.
16-44). But even in anger, God holds out a hand. He promises to keep their agreement if
they confess their mistakes and come back to Him (vs. 40-63).

Ezekiel 16:59-60 both contain a consequence and a promise. Throughout this book, we
see Israel constantly breaking their covenant with God. Disobeying God and breaking their
covenant will bring judgment. But we also see a loving, just, merciful, and faithful God.
This everlasting covenant signifies His enduring love and forgiveness.

Knowing God loves us doesn’t give us a ticket to do whatever we want. Remember the
Israelites? Even though God stayed true to His promises, they still faced consequences for
their wrongdoings. We must take His warnings seriously and choose to follow in His
footsteps.

Sometimes, it’s easy to resist God’s guidance or feel overwhelmed by correction. But
remember, His actions aren’t fueled by anger but by His love for you, even when you mess
up. Instead of clinging to temporary pleasures on earth, embrace His guidance. These
worldly things lose their sparkle compared to the everlasting gifts He promises
to you.

Written by Nelva

Daily Challenge: Which part of the daily verse speaks to you? Write down God’s message
in your journal.

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Friday, March 15

Daily Verse: “Walks in my statutes, and keeps my rules by acting faithfully—he is

righteous; he shall surely live, declares the Lord God.” Ezekiel 18:9 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Ezekiel 17 uses a parable of two eagles to explain Judah’s political situation
(vs. 1-10). The first eagle, representing Babylon, takes a branch from Lebanon
(Jerusalem) and plants it in a fertile land, symbolizing Judah’s initial prosperity under
Babylonian rule (vs. 3-8). However, Judah breaks their pledge and seeks help from Egypt
(the second eagle), which angers Babylon and leads to their destruction (vs. 9-18).
Chapter 18 shifts the focus to individual responsibility. God emphasizes a central principle:
each person is judged based on their actions, not their ancestors’ (vs. 1-4). Righteous
descendants of wicked parents won’t suffer for their parents’s sins, and wicked offspring of
righteous parents won’t escape their wrongdoings (vs. 10-20). However, there’s room for
change: if someone turns from evil to good, they will find life, demonstrating God’s desire
for personal repentance and renewal (vs. 21-23).

But he who turns from his wicked ways, repents, and turns to God shall live. It is not about
the sins of his past or even the curses from his ancestors and generations. God shows
mercy and compassion to whomever He chooses.

Often, we carry the burden of past mistakes, believing your ancestors’ choices or your own
missteps define your future. But hear these words, God declares: your past doesn’t
determine your destiny. Living righteously isn’t a one-time event; it’s a continual journey.
You stumble, you falter, and yet, God offers this truth: you can choose a new path today.
It’s never too late to turn towards His light, embrace His guidance, and find the strength to
walk faithfully.

Written by Chastine

Daily Challenge: In what areas of your life do you show pride? Write a journal today, share
your takeaways from this devo, pray, repent to God, and ask the Holy Spirit to give you
grace to be humble.

God declares: your past doesn’t determine your destiny.

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Saturday, March 16

Daily Verse: “And you shall know that I am the Lord, when I deal with you for my name’s
sake, not according to your evil ways, nor according to your corrupt deeds, O house of
Israel, declares the Lord God.” Ezekiel 20:44 (ESV)

Daily Devo: In Ezekiel 19, the Lord reveals His heart for the Israelites through two parables.
Both parables gave an overview of Yahweh’s righteous anger toward His chosen people
due to the impertinent disobedience of Israel and its last few kings. Ezekiel 20 continues to
prophesy about the Lord’s fury because the Israelites dishonored Yahweh by clinging to
their false gods and idols. Then, Ezekiel 21 demonstrates that the Lord’s main intent in
these parables and prophecies is for His people to share the same broken heart He had for
His people who continue to live an idolatrous lifestyle (vs. 6-7). This is why, despite Israel’s
sinful lifestyle, He has dealt with Israel’s sin based on His faithfulness.

The Lord commands that we love Him above all else. Loving anything that takes God’s
place in your heart is a sin that grieves Him. If you are unsure whether you are doing
something that grieves God, ask Him to reveal it to you. If you are feeling empty in your
relationship with Christ, ask Him to fill you with His righteousness. The only way for you to
be whole again is to let God break you over and over. It is in the breaking and grieving
that God restores you in your walk with Him.

Do not delay in surrendering your compromises and hidden sins to the Lord today. One
day, you will look back and see that He has been sovereign all along because He has dealt
with you “not according to your evil ways, but for His name’s sake.”

Written by Jedi Santos

Daily Challenge: Ask the Lord to reveal anything you hold onto that breaks His heart, and
journal your thoughts about God’s revelations.

It is in the breaking and grieving that God restores you in

your walk with Him. Do not delay in surrendering your
compromises and hidden sins to the Lord today.

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Week #3 Guide Questions:
1. What are some examples of sins that tend to remain hidden or
overlooked in our lives or within the church community?
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2. How can accountability and transparency within Christian

community help address hidden sins and prevent them from
taking root?
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3. What steps can individuals take to bring hidden sins into the
light and seek forgiveness and restoration?
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Sunday, March 17

Daily Verse: “And I sought for a man among them who should build up the wall and stand
in the breach before me for the land, that I should not destroy it, but I found none.” Ezekiel
22:30 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Ezekiel 22 rings out with God’s fiery condemnation of Jerusalem. The city, rife
with injustice, idolatry, and violence, faces imminent judgment (vs. 1-16). Leaders exploit
the vulnerable, prophets mislead, and bloodshed stains the streets (vs. 13, 25, 27). While
the outlook seems bleak, a glimmer of hope remains: God seeks someone righteous to
stand in the gap and promises to preserve a remnant faithful to him (vs. 30, 31). Chapter
23 tells a dramatic story about two sisters, Oholah and Oholibah, representing Judah and
Israel. Instead of following God, they worship other gods and make deals with other
countries (vs. 3-7, 16-21). As punishment, both face devastating consequences, suffering
exile and destruction at the hands of their former lovers (vs. 9-10, 22-34). Chapters 24 to
25 paint a picture of both judgment and hope. Jerusalem’s destruction looms, symbolized
by a boiling pot representing the city and its corruption (24:1-14). Grief and loss are
inevitable, even for the prophet himself, who is silenced until the news arrives (24:16-27).
Yet, a remnant will survive, marked by God for protection (24:24). God promises to gather
his scattered people, cleansing and renewing them with a “new spirit” (25:13-17).

Ezekiel 22:30 shows God searching for someone to defend Jerusalem, but nobody stood
up. He sent Jesus to stand in the gap for us. Now, God seeks witnesses to warn people
about judgment and urge them to follow Him fully.

A decision lies before you. God calls you to be His voice and His presence on Earth. Pray for
others to break down barriers in their lives and invite them to God’s love. This is your
chance to witness.

You are Christ’s ambassador. You are the reflector of His Love and Glory.

Written by Czarelle Gay F. Fabregas

Daily Challenge: Create a post in any of your social media accounts saying, “You are not
alone. I am praying for you. Jesus loves you!”

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Monday, March 18

Daily Verse: “Son of man, because Tyre said concerning Jerusalem, ‘Aha, the gate of the
peoples is broken; it has swung open to me. I shall be replenished, now that she is laid
waste.’” Ezekiel 26:2 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Ezekiel 26 delivers a harsh prophecy against Tyre, a prosperous city proud of
its wealth and power (vs. 2-6). God unleashes nations like battering rams to topple their
mighty walls and scrape even their foundations bare (vs. 8-12). The once bustling city will
sink beneath the waves, becoming a ghost town for fishermen to cast their nets (vs.
19-21). Tyre’s grandeur is depicted as a magnificent ship (27:1-9). Skilled craftspeople
and merchants from across the world contribute to its flourishing trade (vs. 12-24). Yet,
despite its power and beauty, this “perfect ship” faces an inevitable storm, leading to its
downfall and utter destruction (vs. 26-36). The king of Tyre is condemned for his
arrogance and pride, comparing himself to a god (28:2-5). However, his heart swelled
with self-importance, leading to his expulsion from this "garden" and ultimately
becoming like ashes (vs. 16-19).

Ezekiel 28 slams Tyre for gloating over Israel’s punishment. While Israel faced deserved
consequences, God warns there’s no room for joy in another’s suffering. It’s a call for
compassion, even when facing the consequences of our actions.

There is a saying that goes, “Maging tulad daw tayo ng isang kawayan,habang tumatas
lalo yumuyuko.” Bakit? Dahil nagpapasalamat daw ito sa Diyos na lumikha sa kanya,
dahil sa pagtaas at paglago nya. Sana ganun din tayo, may pusong mapagkumbaba.
Huwag tayong maging mapagmataas, kung tayo may nakakaangat sa buhay; huwag
ikagalak ang pagbagsak ng iba. Isipin natin na laging may nakahihigit sa atin, at ang
lahat ng bagay na mayroon tayo ay pinahiram lang sa atin.

Ang lahat ng mayroon tayo ay mula sa ating makapangyarihang Diyos. Your success is
all about honoring Him above all things in your hearts. You must not be like Tyre,
who has been known for being arrogant and prideful. God will tear down your pride until
you recognize Him as the Almighty and submit to His humble will.

Written by Malou O. Dela Cruz

Daily Challenge: Journal your thoughts about today’s devotional.

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Tuesday, March 19

Daily Verse: “Therefore thus says the Lord God: Because it towered high and set its top
among the clouds, and its heart was proud of its height, I will give it into the hand of a
mighty one of the nations. He shall surely deal with it as its wickedness deserves. I have
cast it out.” Ezekiel 31:10-11 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Ezekiel 29 serves as a warning to Pharaoh and Egypt. Fueled by arrogance and
boasting about the Nile’s power (vs. 3), they’ve become a “broken staff” for Israel,
offering unreliable support (vs. 6-7). God declares that Egypt will suffer humiliation, lose
its wealth, and end up as "the basest of kingdoms" as a consequence of their pride and
misplaced trust (vs. 14-16). God declares a sword will fall upon them, shattering their
pride and wealth (30:1-9). Egypt, once boasting of being like a dragon by the Nile (29:3),
will now have its “arm”broken, symbolizing its weakened power (30:21). The destruction
will extend beyond Egypt, engulfing surrounding nations like Cush and Libya, leaving them
desolate and filled with fear (vs. 4-8, 13-18). Comparing Pharaoh to a proud cedar felled
by God (vs. 3-14, Chapter 31 illustrates the downfall of arrogance and misplaced trust.
Chapter 32 extends the judgment to other nations that relied on earthly power over God,
warning them they would share the same fate (vs. 2-6).

The nation of Egypt is a vivid comparison to this modern world, which seeks satisfaction
from wealth, power, and influence. We look for comfort and security from other people.
Desiring earthly possessions is not wrong because we desire His blessings; however,
danger arises when we overlook God’s goodness. People disobey God because of pride
and greed. Just like in Egypt, He will humble the proud.

From the smallest to the greatest achievement in your life, may you never forget to
acknowledge God’s glory because He is the Author of all good things. Putting your
confidence in other people will only let you down. Worldly pursuits are nothing
compared to knowing God’s eternal reward for knowing Him.

Written by Refan

Daily Challenge: How often do you find yourself trusting your own “Egypt”? In times of
trouble, do you turn to people or God? In your journal, write down your response in the
form of a prayer.

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Wednesday, March 20

Daily Verse: “Say to them, As I live, declares the Lord God, I have no pleasure in the death
of the wicked, but that the wicked turn from his way and live; turn back, turn back from
your evil ways, for why will you die, O house of Israel?” Ezekiel 33:11 (ESV)

Daily Devo: God chose Ezekiel to be a watchman for the people of Israel. He should warn
them to change their ways, or else they will die. If Ezekiel failed to warn the people, he
would be responsible for their deaths (33:7-9). God also emphasizes that their past good
deeds will not save them if they sin, but He will save those who turn away from their sins
and do what is right. (v. 12-16) He also called out the leaders of Israel who abandoned
their members and abused their power (34:1-6).

In the verse above, God reveals His great desire to save wicked people from death. You can
see that He is not happy to see the wicked suffer from death, but He enjoys seeing them
turn away from their sins. Ezekiel, chosen by God as a watchman, repeatedly warned them
to turn from their sins. In our lives, God is also using people to share the gift of salvation.
They are God’s instruments for letting us know that He deeply loves us. Some people you
look up to might abandon you or scar your heart not to believe in Him, but He will use new
people who will help you restore your faith and relationship with Him.

God will continue to reach out to you. No matter how many times you ignore or refuse.
That is how God loves you. His indescribable and immeasurable love will heal every broken
part of you. Eventually, He will use you to reach out to others too.

Written by Gail

Daily Challenge: Think of someone God used in your life to help you get to know Him. Make
a short and quick message to express your appreciation for him or her.

God will continue to reach out to you. No matter how

many times you ignore or refuse.

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Thursday, March 21

Daily Verse: ”Then the nations that are left all around you shall know that I am the Lord; I
have rebuilt the ruined places and replanted that which was desolate. I am the Lord; I have
spoken, and I will do it.” Ezekiel 36:36 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Ezekiel 35 delivers a prophecy against Mount Seir for their longstanding
animosity towards Israel (vs. 3-5). God declares their rejoicing over Jerusalem’s fall will
be short-lived (vs. 2-3). He vows to make Mount Seir desolate, turning its lush valleys and
mountains into a wasteland and eliminating its people (vs. 7-9). This judgment serves as
a warning against harboring hatred and rejoicing in another’s misfortune. God will
ultimately hold every nation accountable for their actions (vs. 10-15). Chapter 36 shows
us how great the love of God is (vs. 8-15). Despite all the unfaithfulness that the Israelites
have shown, He still chose to call them again to go back to their land with promises of
healing and restoration (vs. 26-27).

We’re all imperfect humans doing imperfect things. We always fall short of what God
wants us to do, but His love for us is always greater than the things that we have done. His
Word is our daily reminder that no situation is too desolate, which can separate us from
His love.

Yes, you are imperfect humans, but you have a perfect God who is always there to love you
no matter what. If you just choose to let Him cleanse you, you can have a new heart that is
always willing to obey His voice. Through His healing and restoration, you will be able to
give glory to His name.

Written by Czarina Ysabel Perez

Daily Challenge: Write down the things you want to let go of so you can give your best to
uphold the name of the Lord.

Through His healing and restoration, you will be able to

give glory to His name.

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Friday, March 22

Daily Verse: “And you shall know that I am the Lord, when I open your graves, and raise
you from your graves, O my people. And I will put my Spirit within you, and you shall live,
and I will place you in your own land. Then you shall know that I am the Lord; I have
spoken, and I will do it, declares the Lord.” Ezekiel 37:13-14 (ESV)

Daily Devo: The Holy Spirit led Ezekiel to the center of the bone-filled valley, where he
noticed the bones were very dry (v. 1-2). God told him to prophesy to the lifeless, dry
bones. He promised him that he would put skin and flesh on those bones. Ezekiel followed
God’s commands. First, there was a rattling sound. Once they put them together, the
bones, muscles, and flesh covered them. The bones were filled with movement, yet they
lacked the breath of life (v. 7). God instructed Ezekiel to pray, openly prophesy to the
Spirit, and call for the Spirit to come down upon people whom God’s word had touched.
Following Ezekiel’s obedient delivery of God’s message, the revived bodies came back to
life with God’s breath, and they stood. They represented the entire Israelite tribe. Through
this revival and restoration, God makes Himself known to Israel. God declared that the
united and rebuilt nation of Israel would have one king. God describes the new covenant
as both an everlasting covenant and a covenant of peace (v. 22).

Through the story of Ezekiel talking to the dry bones, God promised to help the Israelites
who were taken away from their home and bring them back. Just as God breathed life into
the lifeless bones in the valley, He promises to breathe new life into our broken situations
and despairing hearts.

What are the dry bones in your life right now? Is it a broken relationship with your parents?
Is it the shattered dreams? Instead of declaring negative things, speak life to them! God
can bring hope, unity, and new life even in the face of despair.

Written by Meah

Daily Challenge: When was the last time that you felt lifeless or drained (physically,
emotionally, mentally, spiritually, or even socially)? Read Ezekiel 37 and list down those
times in your journal. Pray to God for restoration and revival.

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Saturday, March 23

Daily Verse: “So I will show my greatness and my holiness and make myself known in the
eyes of many nations. Then they will know that I am the Lord.” Ezekiel 38:23 (ESV)

Daily Devo: God asked Ezekiel to deliver a prophecy against Gog, the ruler of the land of
Magog. God’s message is that He is against Gog, but He is going to strengthen his army
and create huge allies for him (vs. 1-6). God will use Gog and his allies to wage a great
war against Israel. There will be a great earthquake that will shake all of Israel. There will
be pestilence, bloodshed, torrential rains, and hailstorms (vs. 18-22). The Lord will allow
such things to happen, so that Israel will see His greatness and know that He is the Lord. In
chapter 39, the Lord is declaring the wrathful things that He is about to do to Gog to save
Israel (vs. 1-10). God’s plan involves restoring Israel, allowing them to witness His power.

Sins taint our lives, making us feel unworthy of God’s presence. However, God does not
rely on us or our ability to remain faithful to Him. He is so powerful that what we do does
not affect His sovereignty as our God and as our ultimate defender. Also, we can never
rebel against God and triumph over Him. There is no great force that could stand against
the certainty of God’s divine victory.

You may be going through a time in your life wherein you do not seem to feel God’s
presence; you feel anxious, troubled, afraid, or doubtful. But remember, your present
situation does not change God’s goodness and greatness. He is still in control. You only
have to surrender to Him and call on His name to help you out of the difficult situation
you’re in. He can restore you with His sovereign power and love. And when you are on His
side, God promises that you will be victorious!

Written by Dina Paulme

Daily Challenge: Write down your troubles and worries for the day, and offer God a prayer
of thanksgiving for the things He is about to do in these areas.

Your present situation does not change God’s goodness

and greatness.

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1. In what ways can you use your talents and resources gained from
worldly pursuits to further God’s kingdom?
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2. Are there areas in your life where you need to scale back on
worldly pursuits to prioritize your relationship with God?
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3. What steps can you take to ensure that your worldly pursuits do
not become idols that overshadow your devotion to God?
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Sunday, March 24

Daily Verse: And the man said to me, “Son of man, look with your eyes, and hear with your
ears, and set your heart upon all that I shall show you, for you were brought here in order
that I might show it to you. Declare all that you see to the house of Israel.” Ezekiel 40:4
(ESV)

Daily Devo: Ezekiel 40 describes the vision of a new, grand temple in Israel. Verses 1-4
stated that it happened on the 25th year of their exile, at the beginning of the year, on the
10th day of the month, and on the 14th year after the fall of Jerusalem. He saw the vision
on top of a high mountain and wanted to share it with the entire house of Israel. Verses
5-49 describe the new temple’s detailed measurements in terms of its walls, courts, gates,
and so on.

Ezekiel ascended a high mountain and beheld a vision of a city to the south. In verse 4, he
learned that he was intentionally brought there to witness God’s grand plan of restoration
for the house of Israel. Despite their transgressions, God is not abandoning his people. The
vision was a detailed description of what the temple would look like, showcasing his
attention to detail and sovereignty.

How are you doing at the moment? How is life treating you so far? Are you experiencing
pain, sadness, the loss of a loved one or a job, an existential crisis, or spiritual
disorientation? Sometimes, it is very difficult to answer these kinds of questions because so
much is happening around you and your head is full of chaos. It feels like nothing is
happening in your life right now, or perhaps you have no one to share your burdens with
and feel like you are alone. You are not alone. Please bear this in mind: God is never
absent in all of what is happening in your life because God is lovingly and patiently
waiting for you to come to Him to give you rest and restore you.

Written by Weng

Daily Challenge: Challenge yourself to be still in the Presence of God today. Sit back
comfortably in your chair, hands on your lap, and close your eyes. Remove any thoughts,
start breathing in slowly, and exhale very, very slowly. Repeat this until you feel like your
breathing has become steady (5 to 6 times). End this by opening your eyes and saying,
“Thank you, Lord.”

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Monday, March 25

Daily Verse: And he said to me, “This is the Most Holy Place.” Ezekiel 41:4b (ESV)

Daily Devo: Sa Ezekiel 41, tinanggap ng propeta ang isang detalyadong plano sa isang
marilag na templo, na sumisimbolo sa plano ng Diyos para sa future restoration (vs.
1-2). Ang mga sukat ng bawat pader, pinto, at silid ay maingat na ibinigay, na
nagpapakita ng eksaktong disenyo at ayos ng Diyos (vs. 2-26). Ang mga cherubim at
mga puno ng palm tree ang nagpapalamuti sa mga pader, na nagpapahayag ng
kabanalan at kagandahan (vs. 18-20). Sa Ezekiel 42, patuloy ang paglilibot ng propeta
sa labas ng inner court (vs. 1-14). May mga hiwalay na silid na ginagamit para sa
imbakan ng mga handog, tirahan, at lugar para sa pagpapalit ng ritwal na kasuotan (vs.
4-6, 12-14). Ang maingat na pag-aalaga sa mga detalye ay nagpapakita ng
kahalagahan ng pagpapanatili ng kalinisan at pagtupad sa mga banal na
responsibilidad (vs. 13-14).

Ang mga nabasa natin chapters ay patunay na ang Diyos ay nasa bawat detalye ng ating
buhay. Walang naiiwan o nakakaligtaan, ultimong pinaka-maliit na bagay. Sinigurado
din Niya ang detalye ng Most Holy Place ay nasunod sapagkat duon mananahan ang
Kanyang banal na Presensya.

Tunay nga namang mahalaga ang mga plano at pangarap sa ating buhay. Ang
pag-aaral, pagtatayo ng bahay, o pagpunta sa ibang bansa ay mga bagay na
magbibigay sa iyo ng ginhawa at tagumpay. Ngunit sa kabila ng lahat ng ito,
isaalang-alang mo din ang kalagayan ng iyong puso at ang tahanan ng Diyos sa iyong
buhay. Kaya’t habang binubuo mo ang mga pangarap at plano, siguruhing
kasama rin ang Diyos sa bawat hakbang.

Written by RenDen

Daily Challenge: Maglaan ng ilang minuto bawat araw para sa panalangin at pagbasa
ng Banal na Kasulatan. Isantabi ang iba’t ibang gawain at maglaan ng tahimik na
panahon para makipag-usap sa Diyos at magpahayag ng pasasalamat, mga hiling, at
mga pangangailangan. I-record ang iyong mga karanasan at reflection sa isang journal
para makita ang iyong paglago sa pananampalataya.

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Tuesday, March 26

Daily Verse: “And if they are ashamed of all that they have done, make known to them the
design of the temple, its arrangement, its exits and its entrances, that is, its whole design;
and make known to them as well all its statutes and its whole design and all its laws, and
write it down in their sight, so that they may observe all its laws and all its statutes and
carry them out.” Ezekiel 43:11 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Ezekiel 43 highlights the return of God’s glory to the Temple (vs. 1-6). After
periods of rebellion and sin by God’s people, His glory departed from the Temple. Ezekiel
witnessed the return of God’s glory, entering the Temple through the East Gate. God
addressed the people’s past sins and violations of His holy name. God provided Ezekiel
with precise dimensions and instructions for the construction of the Temple’s altar (vs.
13-17). This chapter also emphasizes God’s holiness, repentance, and restoration, as well
as the significance of the Temple and its rituals (vs. 18-27).

Verse 11 begins with a crucial step: “If they are ashamed of all they have done.” This invites
us to reflect on our actions, acknowledge our shortcomings, and seek forgiveness. Just as
the people in the vision needed to confront their past, so too can we find renewal through
genuine repentance. Understanding the divine design can mean gaining a clearer
understanding of God’s will and inviting His presence into our hearts.

Similar to how God’s glory fills the temple, developing a personal connection with God
requires including Him in your daily routines and mindset to strengthen your faith and
understanding. Look for God’s presence in your everyday experiences, and strive to live in
a way that pleases Him.

Written by Mai

Daily Challenge: How can you apply today’s devotional in your relationship with God?
Journal your thoughts about it.

Look for God’s presence in your everyday experiences, and

strive to live in a way that pleases Him.

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Wednesday, March 27

Daily Verse: “This shall be their inheritance: I am their inheritance: and you shall give them
no possession in Israel; I am their possession.” Ezekiel 44:28 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Sa Chapter na ito ibinahagi ni Yahweh Kay Ezekiel ang mga bagay na
nararapat gawin sa pagpasok sa templo. Hindi maaaring pumasok ang mga dayuhan,
taong may maruruming puso at isip, at mga taong kasuklam-suklam ang gawain (v. 7).
Sa kabila ng pagtalikod ng mga Levita Kay Yahweh, sila pa din ang pinahintulutan na
maglingkod sa templo bilang mga katulong sa gawain ngunit hindi sila makakalapit kay
Yahweh at makakapaglingkod bilang pari (vs. 11-14). Ganunpaman, ang mga paring
Levita mula sa angkan ni Zadok lamang ang makakapagpatuloy sa kanilang
paglilingkod. Inihayag ni Yahweh ang mga alituntunin na dapat gawin at sundin ng mga
pari (vs. 15-31).

Ang tunay na kasaganaan at kaligayahan ay matatagpuan sa pagtanggap at pagsunod

sa Diyos. Katulad ng mga piniling pari na mga Levita na hindi man nagkaroon ng
ari-arian, tinanggap nila ang kanilang biyaya mula sa Diyos sa pamamagitan ng mga
handog na inialay sa Kanya. Si Yahweh mismo ang kanilang pinakamahalagang
kayamanan. Sila ay pinagpalang mga tao dahil sa kanilang tapat na pagsunod at
paglilingkod sa Kanya.

Ang Diyos ay naghandog ng Kanyang sarili bilang sagradong yaman para sa mga tapat
na naglilingkod sa Kanya. Sa patuloy mong paglilingkod sa Kanya, Siya ay magiging
bahagi ng bawat aspeto ng iyong buhay. Ang bawat biyayang nagmumula sa Kanya ay
magiging iyo rin.

Written by Yzay

Daily Challenge: Listen to the song “Deeply In Love” by Hillsong United and try to write a
love letter to Jesus in response to the song.

Ang Diyos ay naghandog ng Kanyang sarili bilang

sagradong yaman para sa mga tapat
na naglilingkod sa Kanya.

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Thursday, March 28

Daily Verse: “It shall be the holy portion of the land. It shall be for the priests, who minister
in the sanctuary and approach the Lord to minister to him, and it shall be a place for their
houses and a holy place for the sanctuary.” Ezekiel 45:4 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Ezekiel 45 relates to the partition of the whole land, which was allotted first to
the Lord (vs. 1-5). Then another portion was for the rulers of Israel with the commands to
stop using their powers to do oppression and violence, but instead justice and fairness (vs.
7-12). God also gave His instructions when it came to the right offerings, which should be
administered by the princes of Israel (vs. 13-17). Rules were also given for giving offerings
during the celebration of the feasts (vs. 18-25).

God emphasizes that a portion of the land that was for Him should be given to the priests
who minister in the sanctuary. As such, this holy portion should serve the twofold purpose
of providing for the priests a place for their houses in which they might dwell and a holy
place for the sanctuary, in which they should minister. In Chapter 44:28-30, only the
Levites were not given any property or possession to till or work with. Everything they need
will come from the gifts and sacrifices brought by the people to the Temple. The priests will
own all that the people set aside for the Lord. In this way, the Lord will bless the homes of
those who give to the priests.

Is God calling you to partner with Him in supporting His servants? It may be a challenge
since you also have your own needs. Or you might think that you just have enough for
yourself and your family. As you give, remember that you are doing it primarily for the
Lord. Let us respond to God’s command to care for His workers by loving, praying, and
supporting them with our generous giving.

Written by Gi Loyola

Daily Challenge: Think of a church worker and his or her family that you want to bless. As
the Lord enables you, think of ways you can show your support to them through giving.
Then, do it. The Lord will bless you in return.

Let us respond to God’s command to care for His workers

by loving, praying, and supporting them with our
generous giving.

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Friday, March 29

Daily Verse: “You shall provide a lamb a year old without blemish for a burnt offering to
the Lord daily; morning by morning you shall provide it.” Ezekiel 46:13 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Ezekiel 46 outlines regulations for worship in the future temple, emphasizing
order and respect (vs. 1-18). The prince, representing leadership, must follow specific
guidelines for offerings and access to the temple (vs. 1-8). Likewise, the people have
designated times and entrances for worship (vs. 9-10). These rules ensure proper conduct
and highlight the concept of fair leadership, where everyone has access to God but also
acknowledges the importance of reverence and order in His presence (vs. 16-18).

Ezekiel 46:13 points us to a kind of offering that the Lord is asking from His people. He asks
that a lamb without a defect be a burnt offering to Him every day. The Holy Spirit purifies
our hearts and spirits, calling us to be a pleasing offering to the Lord. Jesus is the ultimate
lamb, without defects. He sacrificed Himself so that we could live our lives to the fullest and
be a pleasing offering to Him every day.

Offering yourself to the Lord is not just a one-time event but an everyday calling. Life may
throw a lot at you, and it can be tempting to stray from your faith. But remember, if you
do, you’re not just hurting yourself; you’re weakening your connection to God. The Lord is
calling you to present yourself as a pleasing sacrifice to Him every day. It is not about how
you go through the day successfully, but how faithful you become and how you bring honor
to the Lord.

Written by Kharen

Daily Challenge: Pray for the things you need to surrender to the Lord, and ask the Lord to
help you become a living sacrifice.

It is not about how you go through the day successfully,

but how faithful you become and
how you bring honor to the Lord.

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Saturday, March 30

Daily Verse: “And on the banks, on both sides of the river, there will grow all kinds of trees
for food. Their leaves will not wither, nor their fruit fail, but they will bear fresh fruit every
month, because the water for them flows from the sanctuary. Their fruit will be for food,
and their leaves for healing.” Ezekiel 47:12 (ESV)

Daily Devo: Ezekiel 47 describes a vision of water flowing from the temple, gradually
deepening into a mighty river (v. 1). Initially, the water reaches the ankles, then the knees,
and eventually becomes a river so deep it requires swimming (vs. 4-5). The river brings
nourishment to the barren land it touches and makes the salt water fresh (v. 9). Along its
banks, many trees thrive. These trees provide fruit for food and leaves for healing (v. 12).
Overall, Ezekiel 47 depicts a vision of life-giving water and flourishing vegetation.

In this chapter, verse 12 beautifully illustrates the continuous abundance that flows from
the presence of God. Just as the river in Ezekiel’s vision brings life to the land it touches,
God’s provision is ceaseless and overflowing. In seasons of barrenness and drought, His
presence is a source of healing and restoration. Like the trees on the riverbank, as you
remain rooted in God, you can trust that His Spirit will sustain you and bring forth
fruitfulness in every aspect of your life.

This chapter serves as a reminder of the depth of God’s love and the extent of His
restoration. As you navigate the challenges of life, know that God is by your side, leading
you through difficult times and towards abundance and blessings. May you open your
heart to God’s Spirit’s life-giving flow, allowing it to lead you to deeper intimacy with Him
and a life filled with His abundant grace and provision.

Written by Rein

Daily Challenge: List three (3) areas of your life that need healing.

In seasons of barrenness and drought, His presence is a

source of healing and restoration.

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Week #5 Guide Questions:
1. Are there areas in your life where you need to let go of control
and surrender to God’s timing and plan?
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2. How can you extend grace to yourself and others who may be
experiencing their own periods of barrenness?
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3. In what ways can you lean on your community of faith for

support and prayer during times of barrenness?
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Sunday, March 31

Daily Verse: “And the name of the city from that time on shall be, ‘The Lord Is There.’”
Ezekiel 48:35b (ESV)

Daily Devo: Natapos ang aklat sa isang vision ng isang future Israel, na nahahati sa mga
pook ng lupa ng bawat tribo (vs. 1-29). Kakaiba rito ang “banal na bahagi” na
kinabibilangan ng templo, lupa para sa mga pari at ang prinsipe, at isang lungsod na
tinawag na “Naroon si Yahweh (The Lord is There),” na nagpapahiwatig ng patuloy na
presensya ng Diyos sa gitna ng Kanyang mga tao (vs. 8-21). Ang detalyadong pangitain
na ito ay nag-aalok ng pag-asa at tanawin sa isang binagong Israel, na nagkakaisa sa
ilalim ng presensya at patnubay ng Diyos (vs. 30-35).

Tunay nga na ang buhay ay isang paglalakbay. Katulad na lamang ng mga Israelita.
Nagsimula sa pagkalaya hanggang sa panahon na kinalimutan nila si Yahweh bilang
kanilang Diyos, patungo sa iba’t ibang kaparusahan na natamo dahil rito, at sa muling
mensahe ng pag-asa na may bagong bukas at bagong simula kasama si Yahweh.

Marahil malayo na rin ang nilakbay ng buhay mo. Mula sa kahirapan hanggang sa
kaginhawaan. Mula sa pagkakadapa hanggang sa pagbangon. Mula sa pagtitiis
hanggang sa kalayaan. Mula sa pagkakamali at pagkalayo sa Diyos hanggang sa
muling maranasan at matagpuan ang pag-ibig at kapatawaran Niya. Anuman ang
kalagayan mo, mararanasan mo ang grasya ng Diyos kung pipiliin mo na magtiwala sa
Kanya. Panghawakan ang pag-asa na nariyan Siya palagi sa piling mo. Naroon ang
Diyos sa taong ang puso ay may pagbabago. Pinanunumbalik nito ang buhay na
matuwid na nais Niya para sayo. Ang buhay na wasak ay kaya Niyang ibalik na mas
maganda at ang bagong ikaw, na kasama Siya. Mapalad ka, sa bagong puso na ibibigay
sayo ng Diyos kaya’t tanggapin mo ito ng may pasasalamat at gamitin ito upang maging
daluyan rin ng kabutihan ng Diyos sa iba.

Written by Lei

Daily Challenge: Magpadala ng message sa iyong kaibigan o sa isang taong inilalagay

ng Diyos sa iyong puso upang i-encourage na hindi siya nag-iisa at palaging nariyan
ang Diyos para sa kanya.

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