🌿 Daily Devotional – Walking with God Even After the Fall

God’s Grace Meets Us in Our Brokenness

Scripture:“But the Lord God called unto Adam, and said unto him, Where art thou?”— Genesis 3:9 (KJV)

Reflection:One of the most tender moments in Scripture comes right after humanity’s greatest failure. Adam and Eve had sinned. Shame entered the world. Fear replaced fellowship. And yet—God came looking for them.

He didn’t come in anger first.He didn’t come to abandon them.He came asking a question: “Where art thou?”

That question wasn’t about location—it was about relationship. God already knew where Adam was, but He wanted Adam to recognize where he stood. Even in disobedience, God pursued. Even in brokenness, God remained near.

This reminds us of a powerful truth as we begin 2026:We may stumble.We may fall short.But God never stops calling us back to Himself.

Grace did not begin in the New Testament—it was present from the very beginning. God covered Adam and Eve. He made a way forward. And He continued His plan of redemption that would ultimately lead to Jesus.

If you feel imperfect, hesitant, or aware of your own weaknesses today, take heart. God is not turning away from you—He is calling you closer.

Meditation:Sit quietly and reflect:Where am I with God right now?Listen for His gentle invitation to walk with Him again.

Prayer:Father, thank You for seeking me even when I fall short. Thank You for Your grace that meets me in my broken places. As I walk into this new year, help me respond to Your call with humility, repentance, and trust. Draw me closer to You, and teach me to walk with You daily. In Jesus’ name, Amen. 💜

📖 Daily Bible Reading – January 3

Genesis 5–6

As you read today, reflect on:

• The legacy of obedience and faith

• God’s grief over sin

• His continued desire to preserve righteousness

👉 Share your thoughts: What stood out to you? What does this passage teach you about God’s heart?