“I will sing to the LORD all my life; I will sing praise to my God as long as I live. May my meditation be pleasing to him, as I rejoice in the LORD.”
Psalm 104:33-34
God’s Word—even in its more difficult passages like Ecclesiastes—instructs us, convicts us, and humbles us. But it also enlightens and exalts us. And it always brings us back to the heart of Jesus Christ, our Savior and Lord. We can pray that our heavenly Father will grant us faith as we experience the hours and days and seasons of our lives. Don’t chase after the world’s goods when you can instead run hard to Jesus, the One who gave His life for you.
As Christians living in light of Easter, we look to Jesus Christ crucified. He is the One who gets the last word in our life. Time is now His servant, and everything bows to Him and to His sovereign purposes. He who began a good work in us will carry it forward and bring it to completion in time (see Philippians 1:6).
So what season is it? What does it matter? Christ has made everything beautiful in His time. And sometimes He seems to pull back the curtain a bit to show us this truth. Do we always see the beauty in life’s circumstances? No, we do not. However, we will. Just wait and see.
As Christians living in light of Easter, we look to Jesus Christ crucified. He is the One who gets the last word in our life. Time is now His servant, and everything bows to Him and to His sovereign purposes. He who began a good work in us will carry it forward and bring it to completion in time (see Philippians 1:6).
So what season is it? What does it matter? Christ has made everything beautiful in His time. And sometimes He seems to pull back the curtain a bit to show us this truth. Do we always see the beauty in life’s circumstances? No, we do not. However, we will. Just wait and see.
Scripture Focus
Psalm 104:19-24
Insight
Lord, thank You that Your promises are yes and amen, which means Your timing is also yes and amen.
Bible In A Year
- Judges 9
- Psalm 113
- 1 Corinthians 3-4