This Corruptible Must Put on Incorruption

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This week has been pretty rough due to an illness that hit both of my girls. They came down with high fevers, but thankfully, the fevers eventually subsided with rest and some medication. I praise the Lord for His healing and mercy toward our bodies.

As all of this has been happening, it has made me even more excited about my future resurrected body. God has promised His children that this corruptible body will one day be transformed into an incorruptible and immortal one (1 Cor. 15:52–54). That promise encourages me in so many ways.

I am deeply humbled by the riches of His Word. What light and hope it brings! All glory belongs to God!


O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory? - 1 Cor. 15:55

 

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