Grace for Today

Welcome to Grace for Today

Thank you for being here.

This space was created as a simple pause in the middle of busy days — a place to breathe, reflect, and reconnect with God through the words of the Gospel.

Grace for Today was inspired by my brother, whose deep and steady faith touched so many lives, including mine. He shared faith reflections in Spanish, and through his words, he reminded others — and me — that prayer doesn’t have to be complicated to be powerful. His faith was lived quietly, consistently, and with great love. Even years after his sudden passing at the age of 46, his example continues to guide and inspire me.

This space is my way of carrying that spirit forward.

Here, you’ll find simple reflections rooted in the Gospel and in everyday life — moments of grace found in the ordinary, in questions, in stillness, and in hope. Some days will be short, others more reflective, but each one is offered with the intention of helping us slow down and recognize God’s presence among us.

Whether you visit often or just once in a while, my prayer is that Grace for Today becomes a gentle reminder that we are never alone, that faith can be simple, and that God meets us exactly where we are — one day at a time.

✨ May these reflections offer comfort, encouragement, and a little grace for today.

January 2, 2026

John 1:19–28 reminds us of something so simple, yet so challenging in today’s world: knowing who we are… and who we are not.

John the Baptist didn’t chase titles or attention. When asked who he was, he answered honestly — not the Messiah, not the center of the story. Instead, he pointed outward. He made space for something greater.

In a world that constantly pushes us to brand ourselves, prove ourselves, and be seen, John’s humility feels almost radical. He reminds us that our role isn’t always to shine the brightest, but to prepare the way — through kindness, integrity, truth, and quiet faithfulness.

And maybe the most powerful line of all: “Among you stands one whom you do not know.”

How often does God show up in our everyday moments — in conversations, interruptions, or quiet nudges — and we miss Him because we’re too busy or distracted?

✨ Reflection prompt:

Where in your life are you being invited to step back, make room, or simply point toward goodness instead of trying to control the outcome?

Take a moment today to pause… and ask yourself: Am I making space for God to move?