Today’s
scripture: Isaiah 12:2-3
A couple of days ago, I wrote about making a “joyful noise” and praising God. Today’s verses give another reason for singing for joy.
God is our salvation. Salvation comes from no other. He saves us from our sins, and He saves us from harm. And even if—or should I say when—we experience trials, we can be confident that He will give us strength.
We can indeed “trust and not be afraid” no matter what comes our way because He has been so faithful in the past.
I often write about the gift of hindsight. It’s usually when we look back that we see how God worked. The more we see how He worked then, the more we can trust now … and in the future.
So sing along with the prophet: He is my salvation. He is my strength and song. I can joyfully “drink deeply from the fountain of salvation” (NLT).
Amen!
A couple of days ago, I wrote about making a “joyful noise” and praising God. Today’s verses give another reason for singing for joy.
God is our salvation. Salvation comes from no other. He saves us from our sins, and He saves us from harm. And even if—or should I say when—we experience trials, we can be confident that He will give us strength.
We can indeed “trust and not be afraid” no matter what comes our way because He has been so faithful in the past.
I often write about the gift of hindsight. It’s usually when we look back that we see how God worked. The more we see how He worked then, the more we can trust now … and in the future.
So sing along with the prophet: He is my salvation. He is my strength and song. I can joyfully “drink deeply from the fountain of salvation” (NLT).
Amen!
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