I am
not much of a gardener, but I know a little about roots and soil. Deep,
extensive roots provide water, nutrition and stability; bad soil produces weak
plants. Rocky, dry soil or dirt with little nutrition is no place for abundant
growth. There are many lessons here, not the least of which is the importance
of being planted in the right place. For Abraham, that meant an act of faith
and obedience, abandoning the soil with which he was familiar, to obediently embrace
a distant place, unknown yet promised by God. Father, deliver me from wasted efforts
in fallow ground and continually guide me to fertile soil, no matter the
distance or how difficult the journey.
“This is the day that the LORD has made, I will rejoice and be glad in it!” Psalm 118:24 ESV. The table is set for a brand-new day. Only God knows exactly what is already prepared for my arrival in it. I must now leave behind days gone by and ready myself for new insight, a higher life, and greater things. Am I up for what today will bring? Only the day will tell, but the One who provides it will also carry me through it. One thing is sure; I will walk upon on sacred footprints since the Alpha and Omega has already trod this moment in advance, sprinkling blessings and divine opportunities throughout. I must pay attention so I don’t miss a thing He has placed along the path. Lord God, Lover of My Soul, today is the day You have made; I am so good with that and already rejoicing in what is to unfold. Lift me in Your arms and carry me through with faith, joy, and purpose.
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