7th August 2026
building bridges, not arguments
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— The Road to Emmaus
Sometimes God walks with us before we recognize Him.

Scripture
“Jesus himself came up and walked along with them.” — Luke 24:15

Reflection
The disciples on the road do not at first recognize Christ beside them.
Grief, disappointment, and expectation can blind the heart.
Across traditions, the Divine often appears in companionship, story, hospitality, and shared bread.
Interfaith openness asks whether God may be walking with people we have not yet understood.

Bridge Insight
Bahá’í teachings encourage fellowship with all peoples in a spirit of love, humility, and search.

Daily Practice
Walk beside someone today without rushing to correct them.

Closing Invitation
Let’s recognize holiness on the road—building bridges, not arguments.

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