Today, my dear friend sent the following devotion! God works in mysterious ways and He knows our every need.....even when it is simple words of encourgement. I wanted to share this devotion that she sent to me.......read, enjoy and be blessed! ~Until Later
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God is within her, she will not fall; God will help her at break of day. Psalm 46:5
Somedays we wake up and find our world is suddenly turned upside down. I've been there and wondered if God’s plan for my life had been cancelled! It makes you feel trapped with no way out. I sense there are some of you today who may be struggling, so I offer some encouragement from God's Word ...
Look for the river. “There is a river whose streams make glad” (Ps 46:4 NIV). In Old Testament symbolism, rivers represent God’s supply for your every need. When every human source of supply seems to have dried up, don’t fear, look for the river.
Look for the city. God has planted His “city...the holy place where the Most High dwells” (v.4), right in the middle of your circumstances. God’s city, the symbol of His presence and power, guarantees He’s still in control and that He will restore peace and order to your troubled world.
Look for the signs of God’s presence. “God will help [you] at break of day” (v.5). Daybreak, a symbol of new beginnings, gives you confidence that beyond this time of trouble and testing, a new day is at hand. “Great is his faithfulness; his mercies begin afresh each morning” (La 3:23).
Look at God’s track record. “Come...see the works of the Lord” (Ps 46:8). Reviewing the record of His mighty acts builds your faith and reminds you that He is the “same yesterday and today and forever” (Heb 13:8). If He took care of you then, He will take care of you now.
Look to God and be at peace. Based on the tested and proven foundation of His power and faithfulness, you can live by the Scripture, “Be still, and know that I am God” (Ps 46:10).
Thursday, September 17, 2009
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