About Me

Welcome to my blog!

I’m Marie, also known as marieeee26, a passionate follower of Christ who loves to share insights from the Word of God. Here, you’ll find devotions, reflections, and inspirations rooted in Scripture, all aimed at encouraging a deeper walk with Jesus.

I believe that God’s Word is alive and speaks to us in every season of life. My goal is to create a space where we can explore the Bible together, grow in faith, and apply His truths to our daily lives.

When I’m not writing devotions, I enjoy singing, playing the violin, painting, and exploring creative designs. I’m also a student, currently pursuing a degree in Agribusiness Management and Entrepreneurship. Through my studies and various endeavors, I seek to glorify God and serve Him in all I do.

Thank you for visiting! I pray that these posts bless and inspire you as you journey in faith.

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Latest Blog Post

Serving Two Masters

Scripture Focus: Matthew 6:24 (KJV)

“No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon.”

In this verse from the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus presents a profound truth about loyalty and devotion. It addresses the heart’s capacity for ultimate allegiance and the impossibility of dividing it between two conflicting authorities.

Understanding “Two Masters”

The “masters” Jesus refers to are God and mammon. Mammon is often interpreted as material wealth or earthly possessions. Jesus isn’t condemning wealth itself but the divided heart that attempts to serve both God and the pursuit of material gain.

The Call to Exclusive Devotion

Jesus makes it clear that our hearts cannot be split. Serving two masters leads to conflicting loyalties, resulting in love for one and neglect or hatred for the other. If our hearts are consumed by the pursuit of wealth, our relationship with God suffers.

Practical Application

• Examine Your Heart: Regularly assess where your true loyalties lie.
• Prioritize God’s Kingdom: Align your daily decisions with the values of God’s kingdom.
• Trust in God’s Provision: Seek God’s kingdom first, trusting Him to provide.

Reflection

In a world driven by materialism, it’s easy to fall into the trap of serving mammon. However, Jesus calls us to a higher standard—a life devoted to God. When we trust in Him fully, our hearts are free to love and serve Him without the burden of divided loyalty.

Prayer

Lord, help me to serve You with an undivided heart. Teach me to trust in Your provision and prioritize Your kingdom above all else. May my life reflect a deep devotion to You, free from the snares of materialism. Amen.