Verse of the Day — May 22, 2026: Isaiah 53:5

5 But he was pierced for our transgressions. He was crushed for our iniquities. The punishment that brought our peace was on him; and by his wounds we are healed.

World English Bible (WEB)

Some wounds expose more than pain; they uncover the tension, guilt, and guardedness a person has been carrying for a long time. This verse points to a peace that does not come from pretending everything is fine, but from a costly love that makes healing possible. On an ordinary evening, even while u…

The suffering servant

The 'suffering servant' passage describes a figure who bears others' burdens in silence — read in Christian tradition as pointing to Jesus.

Peace Through Wounds

Some wounds expose more than pain; they uncover the tension, guilt, and guardedness a person has been carrying for a long time. This verse points to a peace that does not come from pretending everything is fine, but from a costly love that makes healing possible.

On an ordinary evening, even while unlocking the door and stepping back into the house, it can help to ask one honest question: what hurt most in me today? Not rushing past that ache may be where peace first begins to take a recognizable shape.

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