On this sixteenth day of Lenten reflection, we turn our attention to a principle that is at the very heart of Christian living: "Walk by faith, not by sight" (2 Corinthians 5:7). These words, penned by the Apostle Paul, encapsulate a profound truth about the nature of our journey with God. They remind us that faith, rather than what we physically see or perceive, should guide our steps. To "walk by faith" means to live in reliance on God, trusting in His promises and guidance, even when they lead us through paths that are uncertain or challenging to our human understanding. This kind of walking requires a deep trust in the character of God and His plans for us, which often surpass our limited comprehension or expectations. Lent is a season that calls for reflection on our faith journey. It is a time to assess how much we are willing to trust God, especially in situations where our understanding falls short. Are we relying on our own sight — our perceptions, knowledg
I tell you this so that no one may deceive you by fine-sounding arguments (Colossians 2:4)