Thursday’s Blog – The Importance of Meditation
My guess is being a day ahead of the rest of the world is just as bad as
being a day behind. The news of the future, as well the news of the past is
only good if you know it. So in case you missed it as I did; tomorrow is
Friday, yesterday was Wednesday and today is Thursday!
Bible Challenges and Comments
How often do we meditate and pray?
Meditation provides the pathway to the Throne of God. One way of meditation is
to review a scripture passages that relate to praise like: “Our Father who is
in heaven, holy is Your Name” Matthew 6:9-13. Or maybe there is a need, then
Philippians 4:19 and again in Philippians; for strength to endure a difficult
moment, Philippians 4:13.
As for us who Trust in Jesus Christ;
God does not let us live a helpless or hope so life, we are covered by Him as
adopted children with an inheritance that cannot be compared to anything this
life in the flesh could ever give or afford. Therefore the more we meditate and
the more we pray, the more we who trust God are aware of His benefits. So we should know and appropriate
the “benefits” of Our God.
(1)
Hezekiah humbled himself because he
was sick; God healed him, however he failed to honor God with thanksgiving and
praise and nearly lost his kingdom. This led to his repentance and God restored
his kingdom, 2 Chronicles 2:24-26.
(2)
Psalm 68 a Psalm of David – The God
of our salvation “LOADS” us with “BENEFITS”, Psalm 68:19.
(3)
What are some of the benefits of the
God of our salvation? Forgiveness, healings, safety, rewarding us with His
lovingkindness and tender mercies, like food and clothing and He keeps us
strong in old age. Psalm 103:1-5
(4)
Thanksgiving and Praise to God for
all of His benefits toward us; is all that the LORD God seeks in return. His
ear is inclined toward us; He alone provides deliverance of our soul in death. He
alone provides rest for our soul. The list of His benefits is for you to read
and meditate on… so do it! And be blessed – Psalm 116:1-19.
Our position in Christ is secure, someone
who does not have this security may see you and me as weak, or needing
something to “prop” us up or lead on, but these folks may only know of the Shepard of Psalm 23,
meaning they do not personally KNOW
the Shepherd who gives what we lack for our soul. He gives us rest for our
soul, He gives us refreshment for our soul, in fact; God restores our soul. He
alone leads us in these paths for His Name’s sake.
Yes we do walk through the valleys
and circumstances of life but we do not lean of Him and yet we Fear Him with
AWE! Thus we do not fear the world since evil is not present when God is
walking with you. Yes He has a rod and a staff to keep evil and sin from us and
to provide comfort, too. In the presence of the enemy who see us; some who even
call us friend or relative, these see that God meets all our need and will one
day give account to God on our behalf – 2 Corinthians 2”12-17. We do not peddle
the Word of God we live it.
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