David writes, “I call to remembrance my song in the night: I commune (meditate) with mine own heart: and my spirit made diligent search:” (Psalm 77:6). “Mine eyes prevent the night watches that I might meditate in thy word: (Psalm 119:148). For David, meditation was a time of fellowship with the Lord, a time of worship and praise, which draws the presence of God. When we meditate, our heart (spirit) makes a diligent search, reaching for answers or making new discoveries in God’s Word.
Yesterday’s trivia: Leprosy
Today’s trivia: In Genesis, what did God due to Adam and Eve when they had sinned?
Proverbs 17:22: ((Berra-isms) “The future ain’t what it used to be.”
Got the answer for 11/14? Bring it IN WRITING to Rhema tomorrow…if CORRECT you get a free latte from Hebrews.
Who are you bringing with you tomorrow to experience the presence of God?
Kathy and I DECREE YOU BLESSED IN JESUS NAME!
PD & Kathy