Awestruck: 30 Days of Wonder in the Bibleಮಾದರಿ

For centuries, God spoke through prophets. He gave Moses the law, whispered to Samuel in the temple, and sent visions to Isaiah and Ezekiel. But people found it easy to ignore an invisible God. They could dismiss His voice, rationalize away His commands, or simply pretend they hadn't heard Him clearly.

So God did something unprecedented. He didn't send another message. He came Himself as the Message.

The Word that spoke galaxies into existence wrapped Himself in human skin. The Word who said ‘let there be light’ learned human words as a toddler. God didn't just send us information about Himself—He showed us who He is by becoming one of us.

When you read about God's love in Scripture, you're reading about Jesus.

When you see mercy displayed in the Old Testament, you're seeing a preview of Jesus.

When you watch Him welcome children and eat with sinners in the New Testament, you're seeing God’s heart in action.

Every promise, every glimpse of God's heart finds its fullness in Him. He is everything God wanted to say to us, walking around in sandals and eating bread with His friends.

This changes everything about how we read the Bible. We're not just learning facts about a distant God or trying to decode ancient wisdom. We're getting to know Jesus—the Word who became flesh so we could touch Him, see Him, and know for certain that God understands exactly what it's like to be human.

Reflect:

What difference does it make that God didn't just speak to us but became one of us?

Tomorrow we'll discover a name that changed everything—and why it still matters 2,000 years later.