“Though the Lord is on high, He looks upon the lowly, but the proud He knows from afar. Though I walk in the midst of trouble, You preserve my life;

You stretch out Your hand against the anger of my foes with Your right hand you save me. 

The Lord will fulfill His purpose for me; Your love, O Lord endures forever.  Do not abandon the works of Your hands.”

Psalm 138:6-8

These words are deep.  They are personal.  God loves you, and He sees your broken and weary heart…

It gives me great peace to know that God looks upon the lowly…

“Though the Lord is on high, He looks upon the lowly, but the proud He knows from afar.”

Psalm 138:6

To this world, humility looks like weakness, but to those who know God; and search for hope, it’s our lifeline…

When you are walking though a storm, “through the midst of trouble”, how beautiful is it to read these words…

“Though I walk in the midst of trouble, You will preserve my life, You stretch out your hand against the anger of my foes, with Your right hand You save me.”

Psalm 138:7

Awwwsoome…

He stretches out His hand, and He saves us…

 Amazing grace!

So as we go about our day, tucked under the Father’s wing, waiting out the storm… How I pray for our hearts to be set free, that we would walk in peace, filled with joy, and living our day to the fullest; and trusting God with the rest…

Dear Heavenly Father, Good Morning… I come before Your throne, laying at your feet my tired and weary heart.  Thank You for Your great hope of strength and mercy.  As I lay my burdens at your throne, I am so thankful I don’t have to stress, finagle and manipulate my surroundings… I will gladly lay my troubles down and seek the wonders of Your hand…

Giving You my day, Heavenly Father, is like a breath of fresh air, filling me with hope, love and the strength to live in love…

May I live in love today, and trust in Your goodness with all of my heart…

I love You, Jesus…

In Your Name,

I pray,

Amen

“The Lord will fulfill His purpose for me; Your love, O Lord endures forever.  Do not abandon the works of Your hands.”

Psalm 138: 8

Live in Love,

Lisa