What if we saw Christ in the voices of the unheard? What if we saw Christ in the cries of the marginalized? What if Christ is waiting for us to see? Mosaic worship leader, Laura Byrd, brings us a written piece entitled “See Me.”

The words from Isaiah have been coming to me all week: "I am doing a new thing." What if God is using this time of quarantine and social distancing to show us that we indeed can do new things: in our church, in our community, and in our world.

Making meaning in difficult times.

Sometimes we think that maybe its a matter of faith. That if we just believed more...God will provide, but I don't know God to be that way. I know God to provide in the most unexpected of ways. Not everyone has a nice and beautiful story about when God has provided in an emergency, but I continue to hold onto the fact that if we are vulnerable and real with the Spirit, God sees our need. You may be someone else's miracle during a season of scarcity, for God provides through the hands and hearts of those who choose to live in love.

We’ve probably all heard the scripture that references Jesus’s command to “Love your neighbor as yourself.” We accept and try to live out the “neighbor” part of that, but what about loving yourself? Join Laura Byrd in this devotional on self love.

Join Mosaic worship leader Laura Byrd for today's daily devotion. We love you and hope this brings you encouragement and peace in this season.