03/12/2026
When we open His word, we are opening an opportunity for God to nourish our souls.
He is ready to fill us, guide us, give us wisdom, and direction.
Hope and joy await! The question is, will we accept the invitation to come, “taste and see that the Lord is good.” (Psalm 34:8)?
When we develop a daily practice of ingesting God’s word, we find the fullness we are searching for in the wrong places. Others cannot do this for us and there are no satisfying substitutes. Think about your favorite meal. It’s sitting at the table in front of you. You can see it and smell it, and then, someone else takes the fork and eats from your plate. They tell you how wonderful the meat is, how tender and satisfying. You see them devour the beautiful cake that was made for you, bite by bite. As they enjoy the goodness, you watch and wonder. You see how good the food is, but you are not tasting it for yourself. While it becomes fuel for their body, you are left empty and undernourished.
Our souls crave what we were created for~ deep relationship with God. Relationships require communication and communication takes time. Time that is used to speak and listen. The Bible is filled with God’s inspired words, active and alive (Hebrews 4:12), ready to answer the questions that circle around in our heads. When we wrestle with doubts and fears, we have a safe place to take our questions. Answers await. His promises are written and ready to delight our hearts. We can trust God to meet us in His word, with a listening ear.
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