Here’s hope
for the new year, from Psalm 55:
He rescues me
unharmed from the battle waged against me,
even though many oppose me.
God, who is enthroned from of
old, who does not change—he will hear them and
humble them, because they have no fear of God.
Are you
feeling a bit nervous about the new year?
Maybe taxes are due, health is not that great, the family is shaky, or
your nerves or shot. Or maybe grief has
overtaken you. You feel like you’ve been
in a battle and you’ve been trampled and beaten.
This verse
says “He rescues me,” and not only that, but he rescues me “unharmed from the
battle.”
We don’t have
to fight our battles. God is our
defender, a defender of the weak – us – when we are tired and spent.
God does not
change.
He still
rescues.
He’s still
the winner.
We are still
his children.
It’s so hard
to do, but we must lay our worries and our fears at his feet and give them to
him, and lay our heads on his lap, knowing that our heavenly father in heaven
is real, unchangeable, and a good, good Father, who gives generously all things
for us to enjoy.
In Him is our
hope for the new year.
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