n a world in which the din of life usually drowns out God’s voice, the Word of the Lord provides actual sustenance and nourishment. Psalm 19:7-14 is a lovely example of how God’s Word gives us spiritual sustenance, wisdom, joy, and guidance. In this devotional message we will delve thoroughly into the theme, “I Will Go and Share God’s Word.” We’ll discover the transformative power of speaking His truth and how it can provide a rich life for both the giver and the listener.
Our spiritual well-being is dependent on nourishment, just as our physical bodies are dependent on food and drink to survive. The Bible is a wonderful refuge in an unstable and unpredictable
world. We are immersed in the depths of God’s love, comprehension, and grace when we study His Word. It feeds our souls by reminding us of God’s steadfast character and unbreakable promises. Like a desert waterfall, it quenches our thirst with cool, pleasant water. This spiritual food, on the other hand, should be shared rather than kept to oneself. When we
encounter spiritually parched people, we can offer them the same reviving waters that we have discovered in God’s Word. In this way we become conduits for God’s grace, revitalising and reviving
people around us.
The Bible is filled with stories of ordinary people who achieved remarkable feats through faith and obedience to God’s Word. Their faith in God and dedication to His Word paved the way for their discernment and success. God uses us as a medium for wisdom transmission. Those who are struggling to navigate life’s challenges may find clarity and aid from us. We can equip them to make wise decisions that glorify God and lead to a fruitful life.
“Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O LORD, my strength, and my redeemer.” (Psalm 19:14)
Let’s Pray
Loving Father, the heart that meditates on the Lord and lifts up the person of the Lord Jesus, is the one that exhibits an inner grace and beauty, for such a one is willingly being transformed into the likeness of Christ. I know that out of the mouth come thoughts that are conceived in the heart, and so I pray that, like David, in humility of heart I would sanctify the words of my mouth, the meditation of my heart, the thoughts of my mind, and the motives of my inner being so that I too am pleasing and acceptable in the sight of my precious Lord and Saviour. In His name I pray, AMEN.