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In Him Will I Trust

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Good morning

Scripture reading: Psalm 20

Worship song: I Will Say of The Lord

 


Meditation:

    When the children of Ammon, Moab, and Mount Seir rose up against King Jehoshaphat of Judah, he became afraid and sought the Lord's help. He proclaimed a solemn fast throughout all of Judah, and all the people stood before God, including women and children, seeking his divine help against the great armies. Jehoshaphat urged the people of Judah and Jerusalem to believe in the Lord God and trust the word of the messenger, and they would prosper and triumph in the battle against the army that pursued them. He also appointed singers to worship the LORD in the beauty of holiness and to praise him for his mercy endures forever (2 Chronicles 20). 

    When you are facing giants, cry out to God, trust His plans, and worship Him with a sincere heart; praise Him in the beauty of holiness. Do not be like those who trust in earthly rulers, human strength, and intelligence, but trust in the God of King David and Jehoshaphat, who delivered them from their enemies. Trust in God because he will defeat armies and lock the mouth of every lion that seeks to devour you. Trust not in things that fail, but trust in the God of all possibilities. Put not your confidence, your hope, and your security in man but in Almighty God, who can save, deliver, and set you free from your oppressors.

Let us pray:

    Almighty God, with my whole heart, I will praise you; I seek you, Lord, in this dry and thirsty land; I put my hope in you, Lord, because you are my refuge and strength. Lord, help me to trust you more when the battle against me intensifies. Lord, in times of trouble, hide me, O God, in the secret of your pavilion. Lord, when I find myself at the crossroads of a decision, help me not to rely on my own imperfect understanding but trust you, mighty God, to lead and direct me. Guide me, O Lord; speak to my heart and remind me to always trust your plans even when I cannot see your hands. I am grateful to you, mighty God, for shielding us from our enemies and for watching over those of us who call upon you. Thank you, Lord God, for hearing us from your holy Heaven and for saving us by the strength of your mighty hand. Lord, whatever befalls us in life, may we not doubt you, Lord, but trust you completely because you will never fail us. Lord, we place our hope in you through the leading of the Holy Spirit in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

Have a great day. ✌💕🙏

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