Awestruck: 30 Days of Wonder in the Bibleنموونە

The Bible doesn't end with despair—it ends with hope.

John's vision in Revelation shows a future where God Himself wipes away every tear. Not an angel, not a servant—God personally. That's not just cosmic; that's intimate.

I think about this promise when I'm walking through grief or watching someone I love suffer. When cancer steals another friend, when discouragement clouds another day, when the brokenness of this world feels overwhelming. In those moments, I need to remember that this isn't the end of the story.

Death and sorrow will be gone. Pain and loss erased. God makes all things new.

The wonder of this promise is that the story isn't over yet. Creation began with God's voice bringing light into darkness. It ends with His presence restoring everything that's broken. From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture tells one story—a God who redeems.

As you read the Bible, look back at what God has done and look forward to what He has promised. Every tear and loss—He sees it all. And one day, He will personally wipe every tear away.

His future is secure, and His promise is personal.

Reflect:

How does this vision of the future give you strength for today's struggles?

Tomorrow we'll close our journey with a truth that changes everything—the God of wonder isn't stuck in the past.