Today's scripture: 2 Corinthians 1:12-14
Sometimes it seems that there is nothing in which we can put our confidence—nothing
and no one.
An up and down economy. Social unrest. Persecuted believers. Wars—and rumors of
wars.
Corrupt politicians. Immoral clergy. Depraved celebrities.
It’s enough to make you want to crawl into a whole and hibernate. A “Calgon
moment” for sure. Or perhaps a “Calgon lifetime”?
It seems hopeless. And in many ways, it is indeed hopeless. If we put our
confidence in another person or in the things of this world, we are destined
for disappointment.
The only thing we can—and should—put our hope in is the grace of God. In His
wisdom. In His teachings. In His plan. In His will.
If we put our confidence in Him, we will never truly be disappointed. If we
trust that He does work all things out for good as Paul wrote in his letter to
the Romans, we can have confidence that, even in the most difficult times, God
will prevail. His word will stand firm.
And there’s one more thing in which we can have confidence: the return of our
Lord Jesus Christ. In fact, as this world continues its downward spiral, we can
be confident that His return is ever closer.
I’m confident about that!
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