As we enter the final month of 2025, we pause to breathe in the depth of God’s grace and rest in the comfort of His mercy. For eleven months, we have studied, surrendered, stretched, healed, and trusted the process of becoming. We walked through transformation, resilience, connection, forgiveness, friendship, stillness, peace, and faith — and in every season, God proved Himself faithful.
Now, in this last month, we return to the heart of it all:
Grace that covered us. Mercies that met us. Love that carried us.
This month, we reflect on the truth that God never leaves us where He found us. His grace rebuilds what was broken. His mercy restores what life tried to take. And His compassion reminds us that we are not who we used to be — we are becoming who He always knew we could be.
These 31 scriptures and prompts are an invitation to look back with gratitude and look ahead with confidence. Let this be a month of remembrance, renewal, and quiet worship. God has been good. God is good. God will continue to be good.
This is our final chapter of 2025 — and what a beautiful way to end the year.
Day 1 — Lamentations 3:22–23
Prompt: Where this year did you see God give you “new mercies” when you needed them most?
Day 2 — Ephesians 2:4–5
Prompt: How has God’s grace brought life to an area that once felt dead?
Day 3 — Psalm 103:8–12
Prompt: What guilt or shame is God inviting you to release as you close this year?
Day 4 — Titus 3:4–7
Prompt: Reflect on how God’s kindness has shown up in your 2025 journey.
Day 5 — Hebrews 4:16
Prompt: Write about a moment you boldly approached God and He met you with mercy.
Day 6 — 2 Corinthians 12:9
Prompt: Where did God’s grace strengthen you when you were weak?
Day 7 — Psalm 145:8–9
Prompt: List the ways God’s goodness followed you this year.
Day 8 — Romans 5:1–2
Prompt: How has standing in God’s grace changed your mindset and life?
Day 9 — 1 Peter 5:10
Prompt: What restoration has God done in your life this year?
Day 10 — Psalm 23:6
Prompt: How did God’s mercy “follow you” into places you didn’t expect?
Day 11 — Micah 7:18–19
Prompt: What mistakes did God forgive that you’re now ready to forgive yourself for?
Day 12 — Isaiah 30:18
Prompt: Reflect on a moment God waited for you with patience and love.
Day 13 — Jude 1:20–21
Prompt: How will you keep yourself anchored in God’s love going forward?
Day 14 — Psalm 86:5
Prompt: What does God’s forgiveness mean to you at this stage of your journey?
Day 15 — Romans 8:1
Prompt: Write about the freedom you felt when God freed you from condemnation.
Day 16 — 2 Timothy 1:9
Prompt: What purpose has God reminded you of this year?
Day 17 — Psalm 62:1–2
Prompt: Where did God give you rest, stability, or emotional grounding?
Day 18 — Nehemiah 9:17
Prompt: When did God show compassion even when you struggled to trust Him?
Day 19 — Ephesians 1:7
Prompt: How has God’s redemption shaped your identity this year?
Day 20 — Psalm 51:10–12
Prompt: What in your heart did God renew or purify in 2025?
Day 21 — John 1:16
Prompt: Describe a “grace upon grace” moment you’ve experienced.
Day 22 — 1 John 1:9
Prompt: What truth about God’s faithfulness did you learn this year?
Day 23 — Isaiah 43:25
Prompt: How would you live differently if you fully embraced God remembering your sins no more?
Day 24 — 2 Samuel 22:31
Prompt: Reflect on the ways God proved trustworthy in the storms of your year.
Day 25 — Romans 6:14
Prompt: Where have you experienced victory over something that once held you?
Day 26 — Psalm 32:7
Prompt: How did God protect, comfort, or surround you with love this year?
Day 27 — James 4:6
Prompt: What area of your life did humility open the door for God to transform?
Day 28 — Exodus 34:6–7
Prompt: What evidence of God’s compassion can you see across your year?
Day 29 — Galatians 6:17
Prompt: How has your spiritual “identity mark” changed in 2025?
Day 30 — Psalm 103:2–5
Prompt: List the benefits God has given you — name them one by one.
Day 31 — Revelation 21:5
Prompt: As God makes “all things new,” what promise are you carrying into 2026?
This final month is a testimony. We are not who we were in January. We are stronger, clearer, wiser, and spiritually grounded. Grace carried us. Mercy covered us. God walked beside us through every transition, every lesson, every healing moment, and every quiet breakthrough.
As we close 2025, we leave nothing unsaid:
God has been faithful.
God has been present.
God has been patient.
God has been good.
This is not the end — this is the bridge to a new beginning.
Grace brought us here. Mercy will carry us forward.
PRAYER
Father God,
We thank You for carrying us through this year. Thank You for every mercy that met us in the morning and every grace that covered us at night. You held us when we were weak and restored us when we were broken. You reminded us that healing is possible, transformation is real, and becoming is a lifelong journey in You.
As we close this final month of 2025, let Your Word remain alive in us. Teach us to walk confidently in the grace we’ve received, to extend mercy as freely as it was given to us, and to trust You deeply as we step into a new year. Make us new again. Strengthening our faith. Keep our hearts tender and our spirits anchored.
Thank You for Your unfailing love.
Thank You for Your compassion.
Thank You for never giving up on us.
In Jesus’ name,
Amen.
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