More than anything, Solomon desired "wisdom and knowledge" for his administration (2 Chronicles 1:10). We could all use more wisdom in our lives as we work, play, and do all things for the glory of God (I Corinthians 10:33). God did more than grant Solomon's request (1:11-12). Solomon began immediatly on the work he had been charged by his father David to do (2:1). And Solomon realized his humble place in the grand scheme of things (2:6). Even others recognized Solomon's wisdom (2:12). Take time today to ask God for wisdom in your life circumstances.
We have all been like sheep gone astray (I Peter 2:25). Thankfully, the Good Shepherd watches over his own. The Shepherd of our soul (I Peter 2:25) will do whatever it takes to keep us in His hands (John 10:11). Take time to thank God for the care that He expresses to us daily.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment