Jesus' words, "Do this in remembrance of me," invite us to reflect on his sacrifice through the shared tradition of communion, which connects us with Him and with one another.

In Deuteronomy and Joshua, God repeatedly tells Joshua to be strong and courageous, offering reminders of His presence and promises, which were not just for Joshua but are relevant for us today.

Like the children who love collecting rocks, I find that certain symbols, like the rocks mentioned in the Bible, remind us of God's steadfast presence and the foundation He provides, even amidst life's challenges.

It’s fascinating how easily we can recall the lyrics to songs from decades ago, yet struggle to remember what we learned last week. Scripture, too, has the power to stay with us, especially when we commit it to memory—whether through music or simple repetition.

In Deuteronomy, Moses reminded the Israelites of God’s authority over all things, teaching them that some things are hidden in God’s wisdom. Our responsibility is to focus on what has been revealed to us, trusting that God knows best and will guide us through what we can’t yet understand.

As we face our own daily routines, we are called to recognize the possibility that God might use us to bring transformation and hope to those around us, just as He did with the resurrection.