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Raise Lives Daily - June 16

Bible Verse:

“But the one who stands firm to the end will be saved.” — Matthew 24:13

In John 15:11, Jesus says, “I have told you this…” He teaches us many things so that our lives may be filled with His joy. One of His powerful reminders is: “The one who stands firm to the end will be saved.”

Following Jesus is not always easy. There will be moments of joy, but there will also be seasons of hardship, disappointment, and testing. In those moments, it is tempting to give up or lose hope. Yet Jesus calls us to remain faithful.

Standing firm means continuing to trust God even when prayers seem unanswered. It means holding on to His promises when circumstances are uncertain and choosing obedience even when it is difficult.

Many people start their journey with great enthusiasm but become discouraged when challenges arise. Jesus reminds us that the Christian life is not a short race but a lifelong journey of faith. What matters is not just how we begin but how faithfully we continue.

Every day offers a new opportunity to stay rooted in Christ through prayer, Scripture, worship, and obedience. Small acts of faithfulness today prepare us to stand strong tomorrow.

If you are facing difficulties this morning, do not lose heart. God is with you, strengthening you step by step. Keep trusting, keep praying, and keep walking with Him.

As you begin this day, remember: Faith that endures is faith that grows. Stand firm, because the One who called you is faithful.

With Love 

Rev. Dn. R. Daniel Justine 

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