What Does This Scripture Mean?

 

Biblical reflection and understanding, one passage at a time

This space is for slowing down in the Word.

Here, we take time to look carefully at Scripture — its context, meaning, and how it speaks to the heart and life of a believer today. These reflections are not meant to rush to conclusions, but to help us grow in understanding, trust, and obedience as the Holy Spirit teaches us through God’s Word.

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Begin where you feel led.

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Start Here

 

👉 Introduction
Why taking time to understand Scripture builds confidence, peace, and discernment in your walk with Christ.

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Scripture Reflections

 

👉 John 14:1 — Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled
A closer look at Jesus’ words of comfort and trust, spoken to His disciples in a moment of fear and uncertainty.

 

👉 Acts 1:3 — The Kingdom of God
What Jesus taught after His resurrection, and what the Kingdom of God truly means for believers today.

 

👉 1 Corinthians 16:22 — Anathema / Maranatha
A reflection on Paul’s closing words, the seriousness of loving Christ, and the hope found in longing for His return.

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How to Use This Page

 

You don’t need to read these in order.

 

You may find it helpful to:

• read the Scripture first, slowly

• ask, What is being said here?

• consider how it reveals Christ

• return again as understanding deepens

 

God’s Word is living and active, and it continues to speak as we grow.

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A Quiet Reminder

 

Understanding Scripture is not about mastering information —
it is about being formed by truth.

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The same Spirit who inspired the Word is faithful to guide those who seek wisdom with humility.

 

 

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