RELY ON GOD
Good morning!
How are you this fabulous day? I pray that you are very well, praise the Lord!
I want to share this devotion with you. It was really great and ties in with what I talked about yesterday.
Turbulence
Read Isaiah 40:26-31 (Just click on the scripture and it will give you the scripture to read.)
Those
who hope in the Lord will renew their strength; they will fly up on
wings like eagles; they will run and not be tired; they will walk and
not be weary.
— Isaiah 40:31 (CEB)
Today's Devotional
During a recent plane
trip, we began to experience some strong turbulence. The plane began to
shake; my drink almost spilled, and the pilot advised everyone to remain
seated with our seat belts securely fastened. I became more and more
uncomfortable and worked hard not to be afraid for our safety. Just
then, the pilot made another announcement. He said he was flying the
plane to a higher altitude in an effort to get above the turbulence
where the air was smoother. He succeeded.
As I reflected on what had
taken place, I was reminded of how eagles allow the wind to carry them
above any storms they encounter. Isaiah 40:31 tells us that when we
trust God, we can rise above our troubles and abide with God rather than
allowing our troubles to weigh us down and make us anxious and fearful.
Now when I find life’s
storms bearing down on me, I make every effort to rely on the Holy
Spirit to carry me to God where I can experience God’s protection,
provision, and peace.
Thought for the Day:
With God’s help, we can rise above today’s problems.
Prayer: Gracious Lord, thank you for reminding us that we can rise above the troubles and storms in our lives by setting our hearts and minds on you and on heavenly things rather than on earthly things. (See Col. 3:2.) Amen.
Prayer Focus: Airline pilots
This devotion is from the Upper Room Daily Devotional Guide.
I pray that it was meaningful to you. It was to me and so I wanted to share it with you. Let's rely on God more.
Have a blessed day in the Lord!
Lesbear
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