Today's readings were deeply moving. From Genesis 44, we heard the emotional moment when Joseph revealed himself to his brothers, after weeping bitterly. A reminder that forgiveness, reconciliation, and divine purpose often come through deep pain.
Psalm 105 encouraged us to "remember the marvels the Lord has done."
That call to remembrance grounded the day for me. God’s hand has always been at work, even when we fail to notice.
Then came the Gospel from Matthew 10, where Jesus sends out the twelve. No bags. No money. No backup plan—just faith. He tells them to rely completely on the Providence of God. That struck me.
I once had a company named Providence. It’s always been a meaningful word. But I’ll admit—it’s tempting to rely on ourselves, especially in times of abundance. Yet the message is clear: we are called to trust, not just in scarcity, but always.
Today, may we walk with that same faith.
May we go out, commissioned by Christ, remembering His marvels, trusting in His Providence.
God bless and have a wonderful day.
Pal Ronnie
God of mercy!
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