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Always Accepted - All Our Daily Bread Daily Devotionals for 2026

Always Accepted    details logo    Our Daily Bread - Saturday, October 20, 2018
  by RBC Ministries
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Always Accepted

Read: Luke 19:1-10 | Bible in a Year: Isaiah 59-61; 2 Thessalonians 3

The Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost.
Luke 19:10

After several years of struggling to keep up in her studies, Angie was finally taken out of her elite primary school and transferred to a "normal" one. In Singapore's intensely competitive education landscape, where being in a "good" school can improve one's future prospects, many would see this as a failure.

Angie's parents were disappointed, and Angie herself felt as if she had been demoted. But soon after joining her new school, the nine year old realized what it meant to be in a class of average students. "Mummy, I belong here," she said. "I'm finally accepted!"

It reminded me of how excited Zacchaeus must have felt when Jesus invited Himself to the tax collector's home (Luke 19:5). Christ was interested in dining with those who knew they were flawed and didn't deserve God's grace (v. 10). Having found us—and loved us—as we were, Jesus gives us the promise of perfection through His death and resurrection. We are made perfect through His grace alone.

I've often found my spiritual journey to be one of constant struggle, knowing that my life falls far short of God's ideal. How comforting it is to know that we are always accepted, for the Holy Spirit is in the business of molding us to be like Jesus.

Father, thank You for loving me as I am, and for making me perfect through Your Son's sacrifice. Teach me to submit to Your daily renewal.

We're not perfect, but we're loved.

By Leslie Koh





 

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