The other night as I sat in bed doing my devotions, I was
struck by a line from my devotional book and the meaning of a popular worship
song (Break Every Chain by Will Reagan). I love “Jesus Calling” by Sarah Young
because it has a devotion for each day of the year. Each one is written as if
God is speaking to you and includes scripture references at the bottom of each.
The one for June 15 was about coming to meet Christ in stillness and letting
everything fade away while talking to Him through prayer. The second part of
the devotion talked about God’s glory. The part that stuck out to me was this,
“The tangible world still reflects My Glory, to those who have eyes that see
and ears that hear.” What an awesome thought that our awesome God reveals His
glory to us in the everyday. We can see Him in the flowers, the contrast of
colors in the sky and on the ground, hearing a bird sing, a dog bark at the
mailman, or seeing the joy of the Lord in someone’s smile. I love the part
where it says that the best way to notice and acknowledge His glory and develop
“seeing eyes and hearing ears” in the everyday is to spend time alone with Him.
I can definitely tell a difference in myself when I spend time alone with God
compared to not taking that time out of my day. I’m so thankful to have the
opportunity to spend time with Christ and to reflect on His goodness in my life
while also talking about everything, surrendering, and expressing praise to Him through prayer. God is so good y’all! My prayer is that each one of you
will encounter God in a special way and be able to acknowledge His great glory
and awesomeness in the everyday.
Weekly Truth:
“They were calling out to each other, ‘Holy, holy, holy is
the LORD of Heaven’s Armies! The whole earth is filled with his glory!’” -Isaiah 6:3
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