January 11
Psalms 119:15 I will meditate in thy precepts, and have respect unto thy ways.
How many times do we quickly brush aside a piece of advice, suggestion or idea, to later realize that it was key to solving a stubborn issue? How many times do we carelessly discard checks and premonitions, to sadly later realize that we ‘knew it’ all along?
Today, it is normal not to pay attention to the words of man, or to even be doubtful and unsure about our personal premonitions, checks and feelings. Too many people talk unprayerfully about too many things and generate vain ideas that lead us astray, sometimes even in our thinking pattern. Should we act towards God’s Word with the same incredulity?
Many people utter doubts about the authenticity, accuracy, veracity, righteousness and wisdom of the Word of God. All we have to do is dig a little deeper at their argument and very soon we find the evidence of ignorant, immature thinking based on bigoted bias conceptualities. On the other hand, when we meditate on the Word of God with a totally honest and good heart (Luke 8:15) it never fails to generate respect for the ways of the Lord.
“Lord, help us to not be guilty of not finding respect for Your ways because of our ignorance and lack of meditation on It.”
2Ti 2:15 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.
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