Exposition
A Psalm of David, when he was in the wilderness of
Judah – King David probably wrote this psalm when he was
on the run from his son, Absalom. The lesson here is that the situation should
not determine whether you call on God or not. Wherever you are, no matter the
situation, good or bad, you should desire to communicate with God all the time.
O God, thou art my
God – You are a child of God by grace through Jesus
Christ. There are blessings and promises available through Christ. Embrace
Christ and you have access to the father. Be bold, enjoy the benefits of
sonship.
early will I seek thee – Seeking God early shows eagerness on the part of the one who prays. A
good example to follow is Jesus Christ who many times rose up early to pray.
All His prayers were answered as we found out. Yes you are to pray without
ceasing but learning to commit your day into the hands of your God can only be
beneficial to you.
my soul thirsteth for thee, my flesh longeth for
thee in a dry and thirsty land, where no water is – Your quest for God is meant to be all consuming because God is the all
in all. There is no situation that He can’t change. The presence of God or the
hand of God on a particular matter is all that is needed. When your focus is
solely on God without giving allowance for backup, God knows and always comes
good.
He is in charge of the
showers of blessing from heaven which will cause every desert situation to be
disgraced in Jesus name. He is waiting for you.
Prayer
Help me to call on you
no matter where I am.
I declare that you are
my God. I have no other God but you.
Help me father to seek
you early. Help me with the required discipline that I need to meet with you.
Quench my thirst in
every area of my life. Let your name be glorified in Jesus name. Amen
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