A New Day, a New Beginning

Behold, I Am Doing a New Thing

Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? God speaks this to a people who have reason to be looking backward — remembering what was lost, comparing present hardship to past glory.

The word behold is an instruction to look. To attend. To shift the angle of vision from what was to what is being made.

The New Thing Springing Up

Sometimes the new thing is obvious. A door that opens, a relationship that begins, a change that arrives unmistakably. But often it is subtle — a softening, a shift in perspective, a small movement toward something that has not yet fully formed.

Today, ask: where is something new beginning? Not the whole answer — just the small evidence of something springing up. Look for it. It is there.