God opened the door first🚪

Have you ever seen the Bible in Hebrew, the original language? If you have, you might have noticed that the very first letter in the Bible is… a “beth”?

In Hebrew, beth means house—and the character even looks like a little home, open on one side. From the very first word, God is inviting us into something sacred. Not a religion. Not a routine. But a relationship—a house of His presence where you belong.

Sometimes we read the Bible as if it were just a book of rules or history. But I invite you to see it as a doorway. The whole story begins with an open house—and that house isn’t just “out there”… it’s within you.

“Here I am! I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in and eat with that person, and they with me.” (Revelation 3:20 NIV)

God isn’t just asking you to build a life and invite Him in. No. He built the house, and He’s inviting you. His presence is already waiting for you—like a warm light in a window, a gentle voice whispering, “Come in. You’re home now.”

You may feel unworthy. Maybe your “spiritual house” looks messy or broken. But friend, He already knows—and He’s not afraid of your chaos. In fact, He steps into it with love and starts rebuilding from the inside out.

🧡 You don’t have to knock. The door is already open.

Today’s miracle thought: You didn’t find God—He opened the door and found you first.

— Éric Célérier