Since I was a little girl I always enjoyed looking up into the sky and I often wondered did it ever end. Our eyes can only see so far and we are limited in that respect, but God sees and knows that we are important to him. We matter to God enough that he sent his only begotten son Jesus Christ to die on the cross and be raised again for our salvation. I desire to understand just how much love he has for us, but I can’t even begin to fathom that depth of love, because I am limited by my own vision.
Then I think about his vision for us. Doesn’t he have greater plans for us than we could ever imagine on our own? He is waiting for us to be ready to receive his goals for our future. Are we ready to allow faith to rise up in us, instead of fear of the unknown? We can speak faith all day long, but until we really take hold of what that means, and believe it, we will miss the whole point that God can do anything! “But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint” (Isaiah 40:31).
Anything is possible if we believe. It’s a fact that we have learned the art of limiting God. No matter what we are faced with, we have a choice to make whether we will believe God or not. I have experienced God’s provision and healing power. I have cried out to him during some of the darkest times of my life when I felt alone only to realize that God had never left me or forsaken me. It was a choice that I had made to walk away from where I belonged. The choices we make in life have consequences, and at the same time, if you are a child of God those consequences can cause us great victories as we learn to lean on the Lord and to trust him. He is faithful to me, even when I question him, and at all times will his praise be in my mouth.
The Lord never promised that life would always be easy, but no matter what, He promises to be with us.
Today’s Lattereign, offers hope to people who may be struggling, remember: God is Still on the Throne-It is Well.
In the Time of the Lattereign 