27/07/2026
TOPIC: WHAT IS YOUR TOP PRIORITY?
The Flores Bible Commentary – Daily Expository Devotion
By Dr. Nilo H. Flores
July 28, 2026
Text: Matthew 6:33 (KJV)
«"But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you."»
Exposition
Every person has priorities. Some pursue wealth, success, education, comfort, or worldly recognition. Yet the Lord Jesus Christ teaches that the believer's top priority must always be God Himself—His kingdom and His righteousness.
The Greek verb translated "seek" (ζητεῖτε, zēteite) is a present active imperative, indicating continuous and habitual action. Christ commands every believer to continually make God's kingdom the highest pursuit of life. This is not merely good advice; it is a divine command.
To seek first the kingdom of God means to place God's rule, God's will, God's glory, and God's Word above every earthly ambition. Every decision, relationship, ministry, and goal should be governed by the Lordship of Jesus Christ.
The promise, "all these things shall be added unto you," assures believers that our Heavenly Father faithfully provides everything necessary for those who trust Him and put Him first. This is not a promise of earthly riches, but of God's faithful provision according to His perfect will.
Application
Ask yourself today:
- Is Jesus Christ truly my top priority?
- Does my daily life reflect that God comes first?
- Am I investing more in eternal treasures than temporary possessions?
When Christ is your highest priority, every other priority finds its proper place. A life centered on Christ brings peace, purpose, faithful service, and eternal reward.
To God alone be the glory!
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TOPIC: WHAT IS YOUR TOP PRIORITY?
The Flores Bible Commentary – Daily Expository Devotion
By Dr. Nilo H. Flores
July 28, 2026
Text: Matthew 6:33 (KJV)
«"But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you."»
Exposition
Every person has priorities. Some pursue wealth, success, education, comfort, or worldly recognition. Yet the Lord Jesus Christ teaches that the believer's top priority must always be God Himself—His kingdom and His righteousness.
The Greek verb translated "seek" (ζητεῖτε, zēteite) is a present active imperative, indicating continuous and habitual action. Christ commands every believer to continually make God's kingdom the highest pursuit of life. This is not merely good advice; it is a divine command.
To seek first the kingdom of God means to place God's rule, God's will, God's glory, and God's Word above every earthly ambition. Every decision, relationship, ministry, and goal should be governed by the Lordship of Jesus Christ.
The promise, "all these things shall be added unto you," assures believers that our Heavenly Father faithfully provides everything necessary for those who trust Him and put Him first. This is not a promise of earthly riches, but of God's faithful provision according to His perfect will.
Application
Ask yourself today:
- Is Jesus Christ truly my top priority?
- Does my daily life reflect that God comes first?
- Am I investing more in eternal treasures than temporary possessions?
When Christ is your highest priority, every other priority finds its proper place. A life centered on Christ brings peace, purpose, faithful service, and eternal reward.
Δόξα μόνῳ τῷ Θεῷ
(Doxa monō tō Theō — Glory to God Alone.)