This past week I have learned that seeking God can come in many different ways.
I have been recently blessed; hubby that has provided a home workout area for all of us. Therefore, I am seeking God to encourage my heart to get in that workout area and use the machines. God has been generous allowing this is be a part of our lives.
The Lord has placed this on my heart; I must seek Him in all things. Even in the area of my health, rather, especially in this area. I have become too complacent.
The verse that we have been studying on this week was Psalm 105:4 – Seek the Lord, and His strength; Seek His face forever.
It has been extremely important in my life because I have been battling laziness in regards to my health. I need to get back into better shape, for my health, and the example I am setting for my children.
So, not only I am having to seek the Lord, I have to also seek His strength, because I so cannot do this exercise stuff, eating better, and being more healthy without His help.
Maybe not as deep as I would have thought that this verse would take me this week, but there you have it; the truth that I am unable to complete even the smallest (yet, the largest and hardest) tasks without the Lord’s strength.
Also, knowing that as I seek His strength as I do this better health thing, I must continue to do so or I will fall right back into old habits. It does not take long to do that!
Here is the newest verse that I plan on working on for the next 7 days:
Psalm 37:4 – Delight yourself in the Lord; and He shall give you the desires of your heart.”
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There are so many wonderful verses still yet to come, I hope you continue to join in with me here as I spend Midnights with Jesus.
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Until next week.
In His grace.
Callie
What has your week been like and what have you been lead to read or study?
Arik Issan says
Psalms 105:4 – Search, research, interpret. The past may sometimes seem silent, but wrongs must be set right. And this takes time and true strength, one of peace that echoes the splendor that centers each situation. It is through this that one may turn back toward whomever and say please and request whatever is truly needed.