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Wednesday, 12 March 2025

It is well

 

Through it all, my eyes are on You. It is well, with me.

The sun is streaming in through the window. There’s plenty going on which is not great, but God will sustain those who put their trust in him.

I sat in that sunshine and waited on the Lord, and he renews my strength. I have a situation to handle for my mother today which I find a challenge, but I trust in the Lord to guide my words, my thoughts, and my choices.

As much as I don’t really like to admit this, it is good to know my limitations because then, in humility and need, I fling myself on the Lord to sustain me, guide me, and keep me strong.

That is his promise, and he will do it.

Through it all, my eyes are on You, and it is well with me.

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