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Today’s Meditation Click to read: Psalm 107:31-43 God’s grace, as we have seen, is shown to us in numerous ways. This section of scripture is a lively mixture.  Here God is seen as the source of drought as well as abundance.  He is seen as the One who causes people to wander in the desert as well as the One who gives people a permanent place to call home.  Then the writer sums up everything by saying … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: Psalm 107:21-30 Have you ever been in a situation where you felt totally out of control?  We talk about people as being more or less controlling than others, but when it comes right down to it, there’s not that many people who like to get on the back of a mad bull and ride it.  We all like to have a certain sense of stability and, well, control.  But God sometimes allows … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: Psalm 107:15-20 God’s grace extends even to drug addicts.  Although this is not uniquely what the psalmist was describing in this passage, there are a lot of similarities which are worth considering.  If you are caught in the bondage of drug addiction, you are in a prison which seems like it HAS gates of brass and bars of iron.  Because of your foolish actions and sin, you are afflicted.  What is the … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: Psalm 107:8-14 Praise God for His grace to us!  Here we are told that God is a filler and a satisfier.  Luke 1:53 mentions this truth again when it says, “He has filled the hungry with good things, but the rich he has sent away empty.”  God is always looking for a hole to fill.  He looks for emptiness so He can manifest His glory.  He specializes in finding people who are … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: Psalm 107:1-7 Psalm 107 is a chapter which is full of examples of God’s grace toward mankind.  This first section describes how He takes care of those whom He has redeemed.  First, God is able to gather His people.  No matter how far they have been scattered or whether or not they have lost track of one another, God knows.  Second, He is able to give proper guidance.  He does not lead … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: Matthew 26:74-75 The grace of God comes to us in many ways.  For Peter, it was the simple sound of a rooster crowing.  Think about it.  Peter had grown up in Israel and heard more roosters crow than most of will ever hear.  It was nothing new, nor was it special in and of itself.  But this time, a common occurence was anointed by God to prick through the veil of denial … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: Isaiah 37:33-36 God in His grace will fight for you.  That is one part of the grace of God we tend to forget in our New Testament mentality.  It was a vital part of the existence of Israel in the Old Testament.  They had real enemies just like we do.  But their enemies brandished swords and spears; they came in droves and surrounded cities or raided crops. To the Israelites, God’s willingness … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: Malachi 4:5-6 What would you do if someone continually offended you?  What if you were in a position of kingly leadership, and this person consistently broke all the rules (or the big ones anyway), defied your authority and actively sought to undermine you?  How long would you put up with it before you went after their head to judge their rebellion?  What kind of messenger would you send them? Would he wear … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: Ecclesiastes 9:10-17 The grace of God is seen in the very natural things of life.  Day to day living is filled with the grace of God.  Oh, I know that we tend to speak of grace as something mysterious or almost magical, like a special powder or incantation which is brought out only in times of crisis.  But Jesus came to live on this earth long before He died. His redemption includes … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: Acts 10:28 Grace makes us clean.  We live in a world divided.  Nation rises against nation.  Politicians play on class conflict to their advantage. Ethnicity is seen as a reason for slaughter or genocide.  Religions war with one another.  Even in the church there are plenty of people who despise those who do not believe as they do.  Wholesale, we see people who call others common, dirty or unwanted for any number … Read entire article »