Bible Verse of the Day

It’s one of those verses that hits differently depending on where you are in life. When you’re young, it feels like a gentle reminder to make good choices. But as you get older, it starts to feel more urgent—like God nudging you to really pay attention to how you’re spending your time.

Moses, who wrote this psalm, had seen the fleeting nature of life up close. He led a generation that wandered for 40 years, watching people come and go, knowing that only a few would see the Promised Land. He understood that time isn’t just something we pass through—it’s something God gives us on purpose. And the way we handle it shapes who we become.

This verse isn’t about fear or regret; it’s about wisdom. It’s about realizing that our days are limited, but they’re also deeply meaningful. Every conversation, every act of love, every moment of faithfulness—it all matters. When we ask God to “teach us to number our days,” we’re really asking Him to help us see life the way He sees it.

So maybe today, instead of rushing through the routine, we take a second to ask: Am I spending my time on what actually matters? Because wisdom isn’t just about knowing things—it’s about living in a way that honors the God who gave us this time in the first place.