When Jesus came to earth, he faithfully woke up each day and struck the rock with his hammer—he never did too much or two little when completing a good work for God's Kingdom.
To meditate on God’s Word day and night seems like a far cry from modern reality, but it’s not. God’s Word is near to us—it might reside on a desk or table in our home. Yet how close are we truly to the words spoken in that book? How might we quell anxieties and worries about the future? How might we mourn differently by turning to Truth instead of a substance or set of bad habits?
When Jesus came to earth, he faithfully woke up each day and struck the rock with his hammer—he never did too much or two little when completing a good work for God's Kingdom.
To meditate on God’s Word day and night seems like a far cry from modern reality, but it’s not. God’s Word is near to us—it might reside on a desk or table in our home. Yet how close are we truly to the words spoken in that book? How might we quell anxieties and worries about the future? How might we mourn differently by turning to Truth instead of a substance or set of bad habits?
