God is a kind
and gentle Master who loves us enough to take on the form of a human being and
pay the penalty of our sins. He blesses our family, our place of employment and
our church for our sake. He bestows favor on our soul and gives us peace and
joy as He showers us with His love and care. He always returns to us, in
abundance, anything we surrender to His safe keeping.
God is willing
to bestow all of His blessings on the totally surrendered soul. He even
orchestrates the negative aspects in our life to bring us advantages, which we
would never have without going through these inconvenient circumstances. With
our life in God’s capable hands, we have no need for even an ounce of anxiety
about any part of our life. Every trial brings us a blessing.
As we trust God
for everything we need, He will give us peaceful rest and multiple advantages.
We will live in contentment and fulfillment because we will lack for no good
thing; and we will have an abundance of physical, financial, mental, emotional
and spiritual benefits (Psalm 103:2). God will even provide more than we need, so that
we can bless others.
We start each
day in the presence of our Master and we serve Him in the areas, which He
provides for us each moment of the day. We give Jesus total possession of our
life, including our thoughts, attitudes and emotions. We relinquish every
negative aspect to Him and we accept the fruit of His Spirit in their place.
God will use us in proportion to what we surrender to Him each day.
Prayer:
Father God,
with each new day we put our family, home, job, friends, church, vehicle,
possessions and aspirations in Your capable hands. We know that You have our
best interest in Your heart and that You will work out everything for our benefit
(Romans 8:28). There is a seed for a miracle in the midst of every trial and tribulation.
We look forward to seeing You reveal Your handiwork on our behalf.
Thought for the
Day:
By walking in
His Spirit each moment of the day, we stop attempting to rely on self-effort
and self-confidence to meet our needs, and we rely totally on God instead. –
Romans 5:15-25
