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Daily Devotional • Psalm 63:5

Your soul will be satisfied as with the richest of foods; with singing lips your mouth will praise Him.  - Psalm 63:5

Your soul will be satisfied as with the richest of foods; with singing lips your mouth will praise Him.

- Psalm 63:5

Think back to the time before you knew God. Whether life was awful, or so-so, there was still a vital piece of you missing: a living relationship with Jesus. Due to this, there was always a gaping hole of emptiness in your soul.

We are all crafted as dependent beings. Every day we need resources outside of ourselves like food, water, and clothing. However, even when these basic needs are met, our relationship with the Lord is the only thing that can satisfy our soul-hunger.

Let us therefore come boldly to the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need. (Hebrews 4:16)

Have you felt empty lately? Maybe you haven’t been able to seek the Lord as much as you’ve wanted, or maybe some recent circumstances in life have just left you feeling broken.

Now is the time to go to Him. He is waiting and aching to fill your emptiness with His joy and peace! When you decide to come boldly to His throne, He will cover you with His grace.

Pour out your heart to Him and rest awhile in His presence. With faith, receive all that He has for you and allow the praises of your heart to flow from your lips. This allows the Lord to shine His light into your soul, breaking down all barriers between you and Him.

Trust in His love, for He will make you whole again!

With Love,
Sarah Sherstad

2 comments

Dan

Dan

BEAUTIFUL!
Love it!
THANK YOU!

BEAUTIFUL!
Love it!
THANK YOU!

Linda

Linda

Thank you Sarah for always drawing our attention to God’s word from which we get the ultimate encouragement.

Thank you Sarah for always drawing our attention to God’s word from which we get the ultimate encouragement.

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