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Devotional

Devotional

 

This Weeks Devotional -  


 

 

Look to God

By ourselves we will not be able to rebuild 
the wall. . . . Remember the Lord, who is great 
and awesome. Nehemiah 4:10, 14 esv 

  

Elise felt the panic rising. The book layout was due the next day, but the printer had rejected the photos. It could take days to sort it out.


“Don’t worry,” said her husband, Sam. “Let’s ask God for help. Then we’ll work through the night. This software might help us fix the photos quickly.”


As they prayed, Elise started to feel more assured. Just keep looking to God, she told herself. With this God-given peace of mind and Sam’s practical tip, she went to work—and completed the task in time.


As she did so, Elise recalled the Israelites’ mammoth task of rebuilding their city wall (Nehemiah 4). As if it wasn’t difficult enough, enemies mocked them and conspired to sabotage their work. But Nehemiah encouraged them to keep looking to God. “By ourselves we will not be able to rebuild the wall,” Judah said, but Nehemiah replied, “Remember the Lord, who is great and awesome.” (vv. 10, 14 esv). Then he deployed the men to work on the wall and guard against attackers, with leaders behind them (v. 16). He also encouraged them, saying, “Our God will fight for us” (v. 20).


Whenever we face overwhelming challenges, let’s keep looking to God for help and strength. We can pray for wisdom to find practical solutions, take the necessary steps, and trust in God for the outcome—whatever it might be.

A central theme in the grand narrative of Scripture is that God is a God of rescue. In Nehemiah 4, the wise decisions and prayers of God’s people countered the plots of their enemies, resulting in safety (vv. 8-9). In Exodus 2, the Israelites “cried out, and their cry for help because of their slavery went up to God” (v. 23). He heard “their groaning” and “remembered his covenant . . . . [He] looked on the Israelites and was concerned about them” (vv. 24-25). Today, when we’re faced with the menacing challenges of life, we can remember how great and awesome God is and trust in Him.


Reflect & Pray

What challenges are you facing? What will help you keep your eyes on God, and what will you pray for?

All-powerful, all-loving God, no matter how big my task, I can rely on Your help and strength. Please teach me to keep trusting in You.


**COURTESY OF: Our Daily Bread Ministries** To see MORE like this go to https://www.odbm.org/en


🙏🏻Let's Pray,🙏🏻

Dear Heavenly Father, grant us the wisdom to trust you with our lives, and to expect nothing less than your love and kindness towards we your children. Lord we ask that you strengthen our hearts in the Christian Hope, the Christian Hope and Freedom that only comes in and through Jesus Christ!

 Amen!


Hands clasped in prayer over an open book.

Is GOD Enough?

How do we actually live like God is Enough??

1. Start with DAILY SURRENDER!!

2. Employ morning gratitude listing specific ways God has been sufficient

3. Do "REGULAR CONTENTMENT CHECKS" throughout the day

4. Intentional "DOWNSIZING" of life's excesses

5. Dwelling Daily into scripture

6. Journal God's sufficiency EXAMPLE: 1. PROTECTION 2. PROVISION

7. Apply sufficiency in real life challenges by acknowledging the struggle

8. Lean into other Christians ... 2 Corinthians 12:9



Authored by: C. Edwards

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