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29th June 2025

  • Writer: Bory Pilgrim
    Bory Pilgrim
  • Jun 28
  • 1 min read

A Holy Day

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 I was glad when they said unto me,

Let us go into the house of the Lord.'

Psalm 122:1


Today's Bible Reading: Isaiah 58:13-14.


Too often, we treat Sundays like just another day, falling prey to what some call “Sunday-excuses” — a mysterious illness that only seems to strike before church and vanish by lunchtime. Somehow, energy returns in time for lunch with friends, afternoon hobbies, or evening plans. But when it comes to gathering with God’s people, the joy and eagerness can feel strangely absent.


David didn’t see worship as a chore, but as a delight: I was glad...” His heart leapt at the chance to be in God’s house. Sunday is not meant to be a day of excuses or half-hearted attendance. It’s a sacred rhythm—a weekly reminder to realign our hearts, to rest in His presence, and to rejoice with His people.


Let’s not come dragging our feet into worship, but running—grateful for the invitation to meet with our Lord. When we keep Sunday holy, we honour God and refresh our souls in ways no afternoon nap or weekend outing ever could.


Prayer: Lord, thank You for Sundays, a day set apart for You. Help me come to worship with joy, not out of habit, but out of love. May Sunday be a delight, not a duty. In Jesus’ name, Amen.


 
 
 

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