Devocionais de Ed Young

Mark 6:41-44 and Mark 6:48-49 show Jesus as the Bread of Life and the one who calms our fears, emphasizing that He meets both our physical and spiritual needs. Trusting in Him allows us to live generously and boldly, assured of His constant presence and provision in our lives, especially in our struggles and fears.


Mark 5:2, 8 and Matthew 8:31-34 highlight Jesus' authority over evil and challenge us to prioritize Him over material wealth. Though the townspeople chose their prosperity over Jesus' miraculous power, we are called to examine our hearts and choose Him above all else, focusing on eternal values rather than temporary comforts.

Mark 4:3-8 teaches that our effectiveness in sharing God's word is not based on our talent but on the receptiveness of those who hear it. Our focus should be on cultivating our hearts to be good soil, receptive to God's truth, and free from distractions, negativity, and apathy, ensuring that we bear spiritual fruit and reflect genuine faith.

Mark 3:2-5 reminds us to check our hearts for stubbornness and hardness, as Jesus challenges us to do good and show compassion. To avoid and soften a hard heart, we should engage in a supportive community, seek God's transformation, and actively serve others, ensuring our hearts remain tender and responsive to His love and guidance.

Mark 2:3-5 shows the faith of friends who lowered a paralyzed man through a roof to reach Jesus, who forgave his sins. This reminds us that Jesus addresses our deepest needs, calling us to respond with faith and trust in His transformative power.

Mark 1:16-17 recounts Jesus calling Simon and Andrew to become fishers of people, turning their ordinary day into a transformative moment. This encourages us to be open to Jesus' call in our daily lives and share His love with others.

Matthew 28:2-4 describes the angel rolling back the stone from Jesus' tomb, causing the guards to tremble. This momentous event calls us to reflect on the resurrection's power, inspiring us to live transformed lives and share this good news with others.

Matthew 27:22 challenges us with Pilate's question, "What shall I do with Jesus?" This decision, which has eternal consequences, calls us to recognize Jesus as our Savior and respond with faith and devotion. Our perception of Jesus shapes our actions and impacts our eternal destiny.

Matthew 26:6-8 shows a woman anointing Jesus with expensive perfume, symbolizing complete devotion. This calls us to surrender our most valued possessions and concerns to Jesus, demonstrating our love and trust in Him.

Matthew 25:21 encourages us to be faithful with the gifts and talents God has entrusted to us, as exemplified in the parable where the faithful servant is rewarded by his master. This calls us to use our abilities to glorify God and bless others, knowing that our faithfulness in small things leads to greater responsibilities and joy in God's kingdom.

Matthew 23:11-12 teaches us that true greatness in God's kingdom is found in servanthood, as those who humble themselves will be exalted. This calls us to shift our ambitions from seeking personal recognition to genuinely serving others, reflecting the selfless love and grace of Jesus in our daily lives.

Matthew 21:7-11 reminds us of Palm Sunday when Jesus entered Jerusalem humbly on a donkey, fulfilling prophecy and being welcomed with praises of "Hosanna" by the crowds. This event calls us to examine our hearts and seek a Messiah who transforms our lives according to God's will, rather than conforming to our desires.