Our grandson Cameron was born 6 weeks prematurely. Undersized and in danger, he became a resident of the hospitals neonatal unit for about 2 weeks until he gained enough weight to go home. His biggest challenge was that, in the physical exercise of eating, he burned more calories than he was taking in. This obviously hindered his development. It seemed that the little guy took two steps backward for every step of progress he made.
No medicine or treatment could solve the problem; he just needed the strength-giving fortification of nourishment.
As followers of Christ, we are constantly finding our emotional and spiritual reserves drained by the challenges of life in a fallen world. In such times, we need nourishment to strengthen us. In Psalm 37, David encouraged us to strengthen our hearts by feeding our souls. He wrote, Trust in the Lord, and do good; dwell in the land, and feed on His faithfulness (v.3).
When weakness afflicts us, the reassurance of Gods never-ending faithfulness can enable us to carry on in His name. His faithful care is the nourishment we need, giving us, as the hymn Great Is Thy Faithfulness says, strength for today, and bright hope for tomorrow.
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Good Morning Mayor and Happy March!
This was a great reminder to me of where our strength comes from!! I tend to be a “ do-er”!! I need to learn to rest and trust God!! ....
The sun is shining brightly in Los Angeles, this first day of March!!
Polly