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The Lord is My Strength
All three devotionals I read in the morning have the same theme today, the Lord is our strength and provider in all things. Do not look to your own strength, your own resources (money) your own will in life. It’s easy to do when you have money in the bank, food in the cupboard and gas in the tank of your car. Never forget Who’s you are and how you got where you are.
Secret Identities
I was uncertain of my direction when the Lord started to move me from being a chaplain at the races to market place ministry. I had always thought my calling to minister was through a traditional role as a chaplain or pastor in a church. This was new ground for me…well it was all new ground, the calling, the business, employees, etc, etc, etc.
As our business grew, so did our relationships with people inside the racing industry. This opened up opportunities to minister to folks we never thought possible. I watched as the Lord opened door after door in the business world confirming the direction He wanted us to go.
Faith Experiences
I grew up in church. Every Sunday we were there as a family doing the ‘church thing’. I saw many hypocrites, it was a very religious environment void of any discussion of relationship with our Lord and Savior. I did not like it and had no use for it. What I saw and experienced there would drive me far from the Fathers’ house.
That all changed on March 3rd, 2001. It was a Saturday and I remember it as clear as a bell. I went to the men’s breakfast at church, yes, I was attending again because Our Father has been drawing me back to Him heavily. I went to update our associate pastor on my call to minister at the races when my dam of desperation broke and I was welcomed back into the arms of a loving Father. On my knees sobbing, I gave my life to Christ. I was changed forever that day.
Asa, a Model King Until…
I want to finish well for the Lord. It seems when ever one thinks they are ‘all that and a bag of chips’, they’ve set themselves up for failure.
There is a saying, you can not read your own press reports. When you forget who your source is and where your victories come from, then it seems trouble will surely come your way. This is what the Lord wants us to hear today. Remember Him in all things and honor Him for His power and mercy in our lives.
The Famine That Leads to Freedom
You may have heard the saying, there are no atheists in foxholes. That saying speaks to the idea that when in deep trouble, most people call on God for help. I have seen this same mentality across society, I put it this way, when folks are not lacking, they aren’t looking. Which means when times are good folks forget about our Lord and all He has done for us.
They say success is just as hard to survive as not having enough. When we have nothing, it’s easy to look to God for help. But when we have all we need and then some, we have a tendency to forget where it all came from. As Christ followers we must guard against a spirit of complacency and not forget whose we are and where we came from.
“Alive” by Young & Free
The Dangers of Overcontrol
When we’re setting up cameras for production, we must make all of the final adjustments from the production suit. While good, the viewfinder on the camera does not give you the complete picture for the final shot. This is simply the limitations of any video equipment and is key for a videographer to understand when shooting. The person adjusting the camera must trust the producer and not rely on his own understand of the picture he is seeing.
This is no different than our walk with the Lord. We can not see everything that is at work in His plan for our lives. We must learn to trust Him and be obedient to his leading. This will always be hard for us because the enemy is constantly at work telling us we must have absolute control over our lives and circumstances or things will spin out of control.
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