At His Feet
Proverbs 4:26, “Ponder the path of thy feet, and let all thy ways be established.”
Good morning! May we be thankful for the allowance of another day to praise the goodness of God and His blessings. This is going to be a positive day with no negative thoughts and anyone arriving in our presence, we pray that our thankful outlook on life will just rub off on them! Every day we need to come to terms with the fact that not everyone will be willing to walk in the right path, or do the right thing to avoid conflicts. We also need to pray more for the healing of those we come into contact with, that they might receive Christ in their lives, thus enabling them to understand why being positive has such better results! This in itself leads us to find understanding that we need to be at the feet of Jesus; a position of constant learning. Placing ourselves in a position of gaining knowledge into the Lord and all He can do for us. Our lives are not perfect and we are all sinners; even little sins are as large as the big sins. We need to be constantly bringing our needs to the feet of Jesus thus allowing Him to work through us. Taking that step to give your burdens to Jesus will take faith and trust. In the world today, we find ourselves trying to make it through life by not depending on anyone. Most adults feel they show their independence by attempting to get through life on their own. Truth is, we aren’t alone at all. Though we think no one is helping, you would be surprised at how many supporters are sending up prayers for you daily. Could you imagine how much more success we would have if we finally brought all our needs to Jesus? The prayers of others are already helping you, but just think of the impact of having Jesus guiding you would make! It doesn’t mean you are less if you do! It means that you have increased your faith in the power of the almighty God! When you have reached the point of not knowing, open up to bringing the burden directly to the feet of Jesus. You will be enriched beyond your comprehension!
Scriptures:
Read: Ephesians 6:14-16, Isaiah 52:6-7, Proverbs 4:26-27, Revelation 1:17-18, Luke 10:40-42, Matthew 23:12, Psalms 119:105, Psalms 92:1-2, Matthew 6:6, Psalms 130:1-6, Ephesians 5:26-27, Matthew 19:26, Jeremiah 29:13
Prayer:
Father, today we are thankful that you give us the opportunity to bring our needs to you personally. Thank you for teaching us to know our limits on being independent. Thank you, Father, also, for all the prayer warriors lifting us up daily. Father, place in our hearts the ability to know when the time is right for letting go our worries and allowing you to help. We humbly ask that you continue to teach us how to grow our faith. Amen.