Devotionals
 
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"Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled"

Whenever I am troubled and lost in deep despair,

I bundle all my troubles up and go to God in Prayer.

I tell Him I am heartsick and lost and lonely too,

that my mind is deeply burdened and I don't know

what to do....but I know He stilled the tempest and calmed the angry sea and

I humbly ask if in His

Love He'll do the same for me...

And then I just keep quiet and think only thoughts of peace and if I

abide in stillness my restless murmurings cease!

 

 

Taken From the Book of A Collection of Love Gifts

 

For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16

 


Morning, September 13
Today's Evening Reading
"Who passing through the valley of Baca make it a well, the rain also filleth the pools." - Psalm 84:6

This teaches us that the comfort obtained by a one may often prove serviceable to another; just as wells would be used by the company who came after. We read some book full of consolation, which is like Jonathan's rod, dropping with honey. Ah! we think our brother has been here before us, and digged this well for us as well as for himself. Many a "Night of Weeping," "Midnight Harmonies," an "Eternal Day," "A Crook in the Lot," a "Comfort for Mourners," has been a well digged by a pilgrim for himself, but has proved quite as useful to others. Specially we notice this in the Psalms, such as that beginning, "Why art thou cast down, O my soul?" Travellers have been delighted to see the footprint of man on a barren shore, and we love to see the waymarks of pilgrims while passing through the vale of tears.

The pilgrims dig the well, but, strange enough, it fills from the top instead of the bottom. We use the means, but the blessing does not spring from the means. We dig a well, but heaven fills it with rain. The horse is prepared against the day of battle, but safety is of the Lord. The means are connected with the end, but they do not of themselves produce it. See here the rain fills the pools, so that the wells become useful as reservoirs for the water; labour is not lost, but yet it does not supersede divine help.

Grace may well be compared to rain for its purity, for its refreshing and vivifying influence, for its coming alone from above, and for the sovereignty with which it is given or withheld. May our readers have showers of blessing, and may the wells they have digged be filled with water! Oh, what are means and ordinances without the smile of heaven! They are as clouds without rain, and pools without water. O God of love, open the windows of heaven and pour us out a blessing!

-- C.H.Spurgeon Morning and Evening Daily Devotional