Meditating on Scripture

I start every morning with coffee with God through daily devotions from Our Daily Bread. Today’s devotion is titled “Eyes to See.” Sheridan Voysey wrote this devotion. The scripture reading is from Psalm 119:97–104, with the key verse, “Open my eyes that I may see wonderful things in your law.” Psalm 119:18. My beloved children, grandchildren, cousins, nephews, brothers, and sisters in Christ; for all I write, I first pray to God to guide my words to serve as spiritual food and guidance. I desire God to be my sole source of writing. All the credit goes to God, not me. I am his humble servant. I thank God that He led to use Our Daily Bread Ministries as my inspiration for comments.

Before I became a Christian, I felt something tugging on my heart. I started reading the Bible but had no understanding. I did not know how to meditate on Scriptures.

After I became a Christin, my eyes started to open. Motivated by The Holy Spirit, I invested time to read and study. I joined bible groups to help me dig deeper into God’s Word. I started to learn the value of meditating.

Meditating on Scripture brings wisdom and insight and opens our eyes to see its meaning. Learn to spend time viewing a verse from all angles. Go deep because Biblical understanding comes from meditating on Scripture, not just reading it.

Reflect:

What do you think the difference is between reading Scripture and meditating on it? How will you spend time meditating on today’s verse?

Prayer:

God, open my eyes to see each wonderful thing within the Scriptures. Guide me down the paths connecting each one.

My Prayer for You:

I pray that God opens your eyes to see each wonderful thing within the Scriptures.

Our Daily bread Ministries (2020/09/29) Eyes to See, Sheridan Voysey, retrieved from www.odb.org 29/09/2020 Eyes to See.