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“You are aware of all my ways. Before a word is on my tongue, You know all about it Lord.  You have encircled me; You have placed Your hand on me.”  Psalm 139: 3B-5 (HCSB)

It was an insignificant thing really. Not even worth mentioning. It wasn’t huge just a quiet whisper.

“God can you please ………”

Not only did He take care of my tiny little detail.  God took it further and blessed me with the sweetness of ease that only comes from Him – far beyond what I even dared ask. Isn’t that just like our God to surpass what we imagined and do exceeding abundantly more than we dared ask?

Wonder how many times God desires to settle our minor details, but we fail to ask?  Don’t know if you are like me, but I tend to hold out on small because I need God’s help with major.  I forego the day to day because it’s really not that important – just something that would make my life easier, manageable, and less complicated.

Thankful today that God specializes in the most insignificant things, as well as the huge insurmountable ones.  Glad He pays attention to every little detail and gives me ease even when I don’t deserve it.  Filled with gratitude because God knows what’s on my heart before I utter a word. Unspoken cries of the soul reach His ears even in my silence.

How about you?  Are there any minors that you’re not bringing to God because your perception of what’s important to Him is incorrect?  Total dependence is what God fully desires and there is nothing that touches our lives that He finds insignificant.  He is working all around us and knows how our minor could ultimately pivot into major. God sees the path ahead, and He longs for us to turn to Him in trust and total confidence.

So next time we are tempted to not ask, ignore or bypass God – let’s commit to the quiet whisper. The one who bravely and courageously isn’t afraid to approach His throne over the mundane.  The one who trusts Him rather than self.  The one who says “God can you please….”  even when we think we’ve got it covered.

And at the end of our today, let’s not forget to thank God for the details, ease and love He so graciously gives every day.

“Father, You find great pleasure in responding to even the smallest, insignificant details of our day.  Thank You for blessing my life with more than I dared to dream.”

For His Glory

Janet Martin
TRBC Women’s Life