One of the Bible reading patterns I'm practicing on my sabbatical is the 30 Days through Psalms & Proverbs plan that Billy Graham popularized. Every day I'm reading 5 Psalms and 1 Proverbs so in a month's time I will have worked through both books. My attention was drawn to Psalm 4:6 this morning: "Many, Lord, are asking, 'Who will bring us prosperity?' Let the light of your face shine on us."
What a powerful verse for these economically challenging times. Many are asking the prosperity question. Too few are praying the Psalmist's prayer: Let the light of your face shine on us! This summer is a great opportunity to seek the light of God's face. Only in Him do we find the source of true and everlasting prosperity!
My friend Dawn prayed that everywhere I go this summer I would see a new aspect of our Lord and Savior that I had not seen before. Wow! I tend to get in a rut and forget that there is so much more of our Lord to see and know.
Today in my writing I reflected on how the Most High came to earth as the lowliest slave. Leadership greatness, Jesus said, is following in His steps as a slave leader. That is so not in the vision of leadership I most often see in myself and in the world I grew up in. This book writing can be convicting!
Thursday, June 10, 2010
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