One More Day to Celebrate

Escrito el 16/06/2025
Pastor Jorge Mazariegos


This is the day the LORD has made;
let us rejoice and be glad in it.

(Psalm 118:24)

Waking up each morning is a gift—a reminder of God’s renewing love and mercy. Today is another opportunity to celebrate not just that we are alive, but that we are beloved children of the Creator. The Bible invites us to rejoice in the day the Lord has made—an opportunity to live with gratitude and praise.

When we recognize each day as a gift from God, our perspective changes toward both the challenges and the blessings we face. We encounter difficulties, yes, but we know God walks beside us, supporting and guiding us. His mercies are new every morning. God offers us the chance to begin again, to grow, to reflect His love and grace to the world around us.

It’s easy to overlook the small victories and daily blessings. But when we pause to reflect and give thanks, we begin to see God's hand in every detail of our lives. He is faithful to all His promises, and He calls us to live with joy and hope.

So today, let us rejoice and celebrate. Let us thank God for another day, for His constant presence, and for His unconditional love. Let us find reasons to smile, to love, and to serve others with the same love we have received from Christ. Let us celebrate the miracle of life and the everlasting love of God with a grateful heart.

Thank You, God, for a new day!

Start your day with a prayer of gratitude and praise.
Take a few moments to thank God for His daily blessings.

Find three things you’re grateful for today.
Write them down in a journal and begin cultivating a more thankful heart.

Share love and encouragement with someone in your life.
Send a message or make a call—spread kindness and hope.

To pray:
Lord, I thank You for another day of life and for Your blessings. Help me to live with gratitude, love, and hope. Guide my steps, strengthen my faith, and allow me to share Your goodness with others. May I reflect Your love in all that I do. In Jesus' name, Amen.