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10/16/2021 6:59:31 PM |
STREAMS IN THE DESERT by L.B. COWMAN Suddenly an angel of the Lord appeared and a light shone in the cell. He struck Peter on the side and woke him up. "Quick, get up!" he said, and the chains fell off Peter's wrists. (Acts 12:7) About midnight Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns to God....Suddenly there was such a violent earthquake that the foundations of the prison were shaken. At once all the prison doors flew open, and everybody's chains came loose. (Acts 16:25-26) This is the way God works. In our darkest hour, He walks to us across the waves, just as an angel came to Peter's cell when the day of Peter's execution dawned. And when the scaffold was completed for Mordecai's execution, the king's sleeplessness ultimately led to his action favoring God's race. (See Esther 6) Dear soul, you may have to experience the very worst before you are delivered, but you will be delivered! God may keep you waiting, but He will always remember His promise and will appear in time to fulfill His sacred Word that cannot be broken. (F.B. Meyer) God has a simplicity about Him in working out His plans, and yet He possesses a resourcefulness equal to any difficulty. His faithfulness to His trusting children is unwavering, and He is steadfast in holding to His purpose. In Joseph's life, we see God work through a fellow prisoner, later through a dream, and finally through lifting Joseph from a prison to the position of governor. And the length of Joseph's prison stay gave him the strength and steadiness he needed as governor. It is always good to trust God's method's and to live by His clock. (Samuel Dickey Gordon) God in His providence has a thousand keys to open a thousand different doors in order to deliver His own, no matter how desperate the situation may have become. May we be faithful to do our part, which is simply to suffer for Him, and to place Christ's part on Him and then leave it there. (George MacDonald) | |||
10/9/2021 1:01:17 PM |
STREAMS IN THE DESERT by L.B. COWMAN "Who among you fears the LORD? Who obeys the voice of His Servant? Who walks in darkness and has no light? Let him trust in the name of the LORD and rely upon his God." Isaiah 50:10 What is a believer to do in times of darkness---a darkness of perplexities and confusion---a darkness not of the heart but of the mind? These times of darkness come to a faithful and believing disciple who is walking obediently in the will of God. They come as seasons when he does not know what to do or which way to turn. His sky becomes overcast with clouds, and the clear light of heaven does not shine on his path, so that he feels as if he were groping his way through complete darkness. Dear believer, does this describe you? What should you do in times of darkness? Listen to God's Word: "Let him...trust in the name of the LORD and rely on his God." Actually, the first thing to do is nothing. This is difficult for our lowly human nature to do. There is a saying, "When you're rattled, don't rush." In other words, "When you are confused and do not know what to do, do nothing." When you find yourself in a spiritual fog, do not run ahead, but slow the pace of your life. And if necessary, keep your life's ship anchored or tied to the dock. The right thing is to simply to trust God, for while we trust, He can work. Worrying, however, prevents Him from doing anything for us. If the darkness covering us strikes terror in our hearts and we run back and forth, seeking in vain to find a way of escape from the dark trial where God's providence has placed us, then the Lord cannot work on our behalf. Only the peace of God will quiet our minds and put our hearts at rest. We must place our hand in His as a little child and allow Him to lead us into the bright sunshine of His love. He knows the way out of the dense, dark forest, so may we climb into His arms, trusting Him to rescue us by showing us the shortest and most reliable road. (Dr. Pardington) Remember, we are never without a pilot---even when we do not know which way to steer. Hold on, my heart, in your believing--- Only the steadfast wins the crown; He who, when stormy winds are heaving, Parts with his anchor, will go down; But he who Jesus holds through all, Will stand, though Heaven and earth should fall. Hold on! An end will come to sorrow; Hope from the dust will conquering rise; The storm foretells a summer's morrow; The Cross points on to Paradise; THE FATHER REIGNS! So cease all doubt; Hold on, my heart. Hold on, hold out. | |||
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