This is an interesting and challenging time in history.
With talk of recession due to a failing economy. The truth is no matter who's elected to the White House they'll have a lot to do and much to overcome. Big businesses and banks going bankrupt; who would have thought we'd see such a time? I find it interesting that the money hungry are now having a difficult time holding on to there money. People are being laid-off from jobs they've worked for many years, and others look around hoping their not next in line. Patience, trust, and beliefs are being tested. Carelessly the government has hit us where it hurts, and for many hope is gone. Those who once frowned on the homeless and wanted them housed far away from them are now wonder how far away they are from being homeless themselves. As money continues to be harder and harder to attain, we helplessly watch friends and strangers lose their homes. The things once taken for granted now lay heavy on our hearts. Deciding whether we'll go to the doctor,buy groceries or filling up our gas tanks takes preference over leisure and minor enjoyment. I don't know about you but these are decisions I never thought I'd have to make. Yet, these decisions lead me to this simple question.
Do we trust Him?
Psalm 40:4
Psalm 52:1-9
Psalm 62:8
John 14:1
Romans 15:13
With talk of recession due to a failing economy. The truth is no matter who's elected to the White House they'll have a lot to do and much to overcome. Big businesses and banks going bankrupt; who would have thought we'd see such a time? I find it interesting that the money hungry are now having a difficult time holding on to there money. People are being laid-off from jobs they've worked for many years, and others look around hoping their not next in line. Patience, trust, and beliefs are being tested. Carelessly the government has hit us where it hurts, and for many hope is gone. Those who once frowned on the homeless and wanted them housed far away from them are now wonder how far away they are from being homeless themselves. As money continues to be harder and harder to attain, we helplessly watch friends and strangers lose their homes. The things once taken for granted now lay heavy on our hearts. Deciding whether we'll go to the doctor,buy groceries or filling up our gas tanks takes preference over leisure and minor enjoyment. I don't know about you but these are decisions I never thought I'd have to make. Yet, these decisions lead me to this simple question.
Do we trust Him?
But I am like an olive tree.
Flourishing in the house of God;
I trust in God's unfailing love
for ever and ever.
psalm 52:8
Read:
Psalm 40:4
Psalm 52:1-9
Psalm 62:8
John 14:1
Romans 15:13
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