Daily Devotional: 3/15/18
“Do you not know? Have you not heard? The Lord is the everlasting God, the Creator of the end of the earth. He will not grow tire or weary, and his understanding no one can fathom.” Isaiah 40:28.
“God is an everlasting God,” boom end of devotional. Really, but not really. God was there from the very beginning, numbers can fathom how long he’s been around. The earth is 4.543 billion years old, God has been around longer than that. He does not get tired, he is constantly up and hearing us. He hears all our prayers, no matter how early or how late we pray it. God sees and feels no time. Sit there, imagine combining the knowledge of everyone in the world and double it. Yup, still not as close to the knowledge of God. He knows more than we know or can even imagine knowing. It’s just amazing to think about how much God knows. He knows everything before it happens. He knows what we are going to pray before it is even a thought in our head. And he already knows how and when he is going to answer that prayer. If you come away with one thing from this devotional remember this, he is everlasting, he knows everything that is happening (past, present, and future) and his arm is not too short to save nor is his ear too dull to hear (Isa. 59:1). If you need help the man upstairs has our back and will always have our back. Pray and ask for help. He might not answer or help right then and there, but he knows what you need and when you need it. His timing is perfect. #LetsBeAMovement
“God is an everlasting God,” boom end of devotional. Really, but not really. God was there from the very beginning, numbers can fathom how long he’s been around. The earth is 4.543 billion years old, God has been around longer than that. He does not get tired, he is constantly up and hearing us. He hears all our prayers, no matter how early or how late we pray it. God sees and feels no time. Sit there, imagine combining the knowledge of everyone in the world and double it. Yup, still not as close to the knowledge of God. He knows more than we know or can even imagine knowing. It’s just amazing to think about how much God knows. He knows everything before it happens. He knows what we are going to pray before it is even a thought in our head. And he already knows how and when he is going to answer that prayer. If you come away with one thing from this devotional remember this, he is everlasting, he knows everything that is happening (past, present, and future) and his arm is not too short to save nor is his ear too dull to hear (Isa. 59:1). If you need help the man upstairs has our back and will always have our back. Pray and ask for help. He might not answer or help right then and there, but he knows what you need and when you need it. His timing is perfect. #LetsBeAMovement
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