January 7 2026

Jeremiah 33:6
God promises something powerful here: “I will bring health and healing… and let them enjoy abundant peace and security.” Notice the order. Healing is followed by peace. God does not want His people healed physically but living emotionally in fear.
In real life, many experience partial healing. A person recovers from illness but lives constantly afraid of relapse. Another overcomes a crisis but remains anxious about the future. God’s healing is not complete until peace settles the heart.
Think of a wound that has closed on the surface but remains infected underneath. It looks healed, yet pain returns. God heals deeper than symptoms—He heals roots. His healing restores confidence, stability, and security.
God speaks these words to a city that had experienced destruction and loss. He does not only promise repair; He promises restoration with peace. Healing that comes from God does not leave us fragile—it makes us whole.
Sometimes God’s work is not just removing pain, but teaching us how to live without fear afterward. Peace is not the absence of trouble; it is the presence of trust.
Reflection:
Is there an area where God has healed you outwardly, but fear still lingers inwardly?
Prayer:
Lord, heal me completely. Restore not only my body or situation, but my heart and mind. Let Your peace guard me and lead me forward. Amen.