Morning Meditation: A great reminder to not be concerned about the size of my “platform” or how many books I sell, but about who my words and actions reflect. #morningmeditation #meek
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He Protects My Soul
Morning Meditation: No matter what I’ve faced in my life, God has always showed up when I needed Him most. Sometimes I didn’t recognize His intervention until years later, but He is faithful to protect my soul. #morningmeditation #protector
He Calms my Fears
Morning Meditation: God lifts me up, calms my fears, and gives me hope ever single day. #morningmeditation #love, #peace #nofearbible.com/bible/59/zep.3.17.ESV
He Stands with Me
Morning Meditation: When I feel the pressures of life crashing in on me, this verse reminds me that Lord is stronger than any trial I face. #morningmeditation #Heiswithme
He Strengthens Me
Morning Meditation: A great reminder that God strengthens my inner being so I can face the challenges of the day. #morningmeditation #strength
Humble Myself
Morning Meditation: Sometimes surrendering to the Lord is difficult but it is an essential part of my daily interaction with Him. #morningmeditation #surrenderbible.com/bible/59/1pe.5.6.ESV
Who’s on My Mind?
Morning Meditation: Peace comes when I surrender my day to the Lord and stop trying to control every outcome. #morningmeditation #surrender #peacebible.com/bible/59/rom.8.6.ESV
Lamp Unto My Feet
bible.com/bible/59/psa.119.105.ESV
Morning Meditation: sometimes the Lord only illuminates a few inches in front of me because that is all I can manage. #morningmeditation #lamp #lightinthedarkness
Out of the Darkness
Morning Meditation: I can’t express in words the joy I felt when I realized the truth in this verse. #morningmeditation #outofthedarknessbible.com/bible/59/col.1.13-14.ESV
Grab Hold of Something Sturdy
When I thought, “My foot slips,” your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
Psalm 94:18
We all have times when we feel physically unsteady and we reach for something to prevent a fall. If we reach for something sturdy, we don’t fall. However, if we reach for a movable object, we’ll likely tumble to the ground.
The same is true when we are stressed, disappointed, or hurt. Our natural tendency is to reach for something familiar to make us “feel” better. However, if we grab onto an old habit or destructive behavior, chances are great that we will fall. If, on the other hand, we reach out and grab the Lord’s hand, He will lift us up.
