Day 29 of 30: The Lord is My Eternal Life

All thanks and Glory belong to God.

He is YAHWEH

Greetings to you Beloved.

Reflection: Because of Him, I have everlasting hope.

Verse: Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live. – John 11:25

We are almost at the end of this journey, and today we see Jesus as our Eternal Life. This truth changes everything.

Life on earth is short. Days pass quickly, people come and go, seasons change. But in Christ, there is a life that never ends. A life that cannot be stolen by sickness, pain, or even death. This is the gift of eternal life.

When Jesus spoke to Martha in John 11, her brother Lazarus had died. She was grieving, her heart broken. But Jesus looked at her and said, “I am the resurrection and the life.” He was not only promising to raise Lazarus; He was declaring that He Himself is Life. Whoever believes in Him has a hope that goes beyond the grave.

This is the core of our faith. Our hope is not limited to what we can get on earth. Our hope stretches into eternity. Because of Jesus, death is not the end. It is the doorway into everlasting joy with Him.

This is why we can face tomorrow without fear. This is why we can live boldly today. Because we know that our lives are safe in His hands—not just now, but forever.

Eternal life is not just about what happens after death. It starts the moment we believe in Jesus. Right now, we can enjoy the peace, the hope, and the fullness of His life flowing through us.

Life Application: Take comfort today in this truth—you have eternal life in Christ. Let that assurance remove fear, sadness, and anxiety. Live with joy, because your future is secure in Him.

Prayer: Lord Jesus, thank You for being my Eternal Life. Thank You that in You, I have hope that never dies. Help me to live each day with eternity in mind, and to rest in the peace of knowing that nothing can take me away from Your love. Amen.

Tons of Love

Janet Adeogun

The Eagle Girl

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