10/09/2026
We are rooted in good soil. 🌱
Kahit anong pagyanig ang dumating sa buhay natin, kapag rooted tayo kay Lord, hindi tayo basta-basta natitinag.
When we are rooted in Him, His presence changes the way we live and affects the people around us.
That’s what it means to radiate His glory.
Think about the sun. Hindi natin nahahawakan, pero ramdam natin yung effect ng init at liwanag.
Ganoon din ang presence ni God. He dwells in us, and His presence should be evident in the way we live.
Nagshi-shine tayo, hindi dahil sa atin.
Nagra-radiate tayo, hindi dahil perfect tayo.
We reflect His glory because He is in us.
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word for glory is “Kabod,” which carries the idea of weight and significance. It makes us ask: Who is He?
He is generous, gracious, great, merciful, and faithful.
In the New Testament, “Doxa” speaks of dignity and honor. This connects with 2 Corinthians 3:18, where Paul says that with unveiled faces, we look at the glory of the Lord and are transformed into His image from glory to glory.
The Word of God becomes like a mirror. Kapag tumitingin tayo sa salamin, nakikita natin kung ano ang nasa atin. Ganoon din when we look into God's Word. We see who He is, and He changes us to become more like Him.
What does it mean to have an unveiled face?
It means we no longer have to hide.
No more fear.
No more pretending.
No more running from God because of shame.
Because of Christ, the veil has been removed.
In Exodus 34, Moses came down from God's presence with his face shining. His encounter with God became visible.
And that's the invitation: to spend time in His presence until His character becomes visible in our lives.
Not so people will see how good we are, but so they can see how good He is.
When we receive His love, we reflect His love.
When we experience His grace, we extend grace.
When we encounter His glory, we radiate His glory.
Rooted in Him. Transformed by Him. Radiating His glory. 🤍