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Today’s Bible in a Year reading from Exodus 16–18 and Matthew 18:1–20 centers on God’s faithful care for His people and the invitation to trust Him daily. Both passages remind us that dependence on God is not weakness, but the placewhere provision, humility, and growth are formed.

In Exodus 16, Israel quickly forgets God’s deliverance and becomes consumed by fear of scarcity. God responds not with rebuke alone, but with provision, raining down daily bread that meets their needs and teaches them to trust Him one day at a time. His care is consistent, personal, and sufficient.

Matthew 18 echoes this theme as Jesus calls His followers to a posture of humility and dependence. He reframes greatness as childlike trust and reminds His disciples that God is attentive to the needs and struggles of His people, even in moments that feel small or unseen.

Together, these passages invite us to reflect on where we may be worrying about tomorrow instead of trusting God today. They ask us to consider whether we believe God’s care is ongoing and personal, and whether we are willing to live with confidence that He will take care of us, one day at a time.