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Ruth 3

Proverbs 1:8-33

WEEKEND REFLECTION

Much of the readings this week covered the life of Samson. We can observe two things about his life. First, he made some really terrible and selfish choices on more than one occasion. And second, the Lord greatly used Samson, and was faithful to him.  

Samson faced many consequences for his own sin, and caused a lot of harm to those who loved him. But in and through and on the other side of those consequences, the Lord was still there, still working, still using Samson, and faithful to keep his promise to him. 

What a joy to know that God is so patient and kind with us. We mess up a lot, and we often have to face serious consequences for our sin. But in and through and on the other side of those consequences, the Lord is still there, still working, still using us, and still faithful to keep his promises in Christ to us! 

 

PRAY

For the month of June 2024, we will be using meditations on Psalm 23:1-2 for our prayer guide each day.

The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.

“The LORD” – Meditate upon to whom it is you are addressing your prayers. The LORD, the almighty, everlasting, maker, and sustainer of all creation!

“is my” – Meditate upon the truth that you can personally call upon and have loving fellowship with this great and awesome God.

“shepherd” – Meditate upon God’s loving care and grace in your life. As a shepherd cares for, protects, feeds, and guides his sheep, so your God care for you. And Christ calls himself the “Good Shepherd” who laid down his life for his sheep (John 10:11-18).

You can also take some time bring these things before the Lord. 

• Confess your sins. 
• The Lost 
• Your Needs 

SING

Praise To The Lord The Almighty - Sovereign Grace Music