MEDITATING ON THE WORD

Scripture frequently mentions meditation, and we should be meditating on the teachings of God. We must think deeply and reflect on what we believe and our actions. Without this introspection, we can forget the importance of living righteously and following the lessons of the Bible.

Are we meditating on the Word of God and implementing it into our daily lives, or are we just reading the Word? If we meditate on the word day and night, our lives will begin to change, and we will also be able to help those around us see the light. But first (Matt. 22:37-40, Jesus said unto him, thou shalt love the Lord thy God…..)Our primary purpose is to love God and thy neighbor, and once we can obey these commands, everything else will fall into place

Lord, You said blessed are the ones who do not walk with the wicked, stand in the way of a sinner, or sit in the company of mockers. Father, we chose to delight in the Word of the Lord and meditate on the Law day and night so we can be submissive to Your Word. Father, let us be like a tree planted by a stream of water that yields fruit in season and does not wither and die but prospers. Father, let our enemies be like chaff that the wind blows away. Lord, let the wicked stand in judgment alone with the unjust and serve justice on both for their evil deeds. Father, keep Your hedge of protection around us, our children, and our children's children as You watch over us. Lord, we know You love us and desire our lives to be victorious over every attack of the devil; so, help us meditate and stand on Your Word with faith, so You can transform our lives daily into the people You created, in Jesus' name, amen.