CFC Daily Devotions - Zac Poonen
Excerpt from the message: God Is A Good Father: 2.A Father Who Provides All Our Need - Zac Poonen
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Summary
God is a faithful provider who cares for His children and has already made provision for our needs, even before we face difficulties. Through examples like the tree planted by the bitter waters in Exodus and God's hidden work in the book of Esther, Zac Poonen demonstrates that God's love and protection extend to every detail of our lives, and we should build our faith by recognizing His provision in both small and large circumstances.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Seeing God in the little thingsAsk God and trust Him in the little details of life, seeing His loving provision rather than only recognizing Him in the grand universe.
We are the apple of His eyeAlthough we are ordinary people, those who love God are His special favorites, cared for and protected through thick and thin.
God knew every stupid thing we would doGod's past love assures us He will not let us sink in the future, having chosen us even though He knew every foolish thing we would ever do.
The bitter waters of MarahAfter coming out of Egypt, the Israelites spent three days in the desert without water and found the water at Marah too bitter to drink.Exodus 15:22
Who planted that tree in the desert?God planted a tree in the desert years earlier, knowing His children would reach that exact spot and need something to make the bitter water sweet.
Looking for the tree in our bitter situationsWhen we face bitter circumstances, we can look around in faith, knowing God has already made a provision ahead of time.
God at work behind the scenes in EstherIn the book of Esther, where the word God is never mentioned, we can see Him working behind the scenes through everyday actions.
The king's sleepless nightGod prevents the king from sleeping and leads him to read historical records just as Haman arrives to ask for Mordecai's execution.
God's wonderful sense of humorBefore Haman can speak, the king asks how to honor someone the king loves, leading Haman to unwittingly decree honor for Mordecai.
CFC Daily Devotions - Zac Poonen
Excerpt from the message: God Is A Good Father: 2.A Father Who Provides All Our Need - Zac Poonen
To listen to the complete message click here : https://cfcindia.com/sermon/a-father-who-provides-all-our-need
Visit our website for more information: https://www.cfcindia.com
Summary
God is a faithful provider who cares for His children and has already made provision for our needs, even before we face difficulties. Through examples like the tree planted by the bitter waters in Exodus and God's hidden work in the book of Esther, Zac Poonen demonstrates that God's love and protection extend to every detail of our lives, and we should build our faith by recognizing His provision in both small and large circumstances.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Seeing God in the little thingsAsk God and trust Him in the little details of life, seeing His loving provision rather than only recognizing Him in the grand universe.
We are the apple of His eyeAlthough we are ordinary people, those who love God are His special favorites, cared for and protected through thick and thin.
God knew every stupid thing we would doGod's past love assures us He will not let us sink in the future, having chosen us even though He knew every foolish thing we would ever do.
The bitter waters of MarahAfter coming out of Egypt, the Israelites spent three days in the desert without water and found the water at Marah too bitter to drink.Exodus 15:22
Who planted that tree in the desert?God planted a tree in the desert years earlier, knowing His children would reach that exact spot and need something to make the bitter water sweet.
Looking for the tree in our bitter situationsWhen we face bitter circumstances, we can look around in faith, knowing God has already made a provision ahead of time.
God at work behind the scenes in EstherIn the book of Esther, where the word God is never mentioned, we can see Him working behind the scenes through everyday actions.
The king's sleepless nightGod prevents the king from sleeping and leads him to read historical records just as Haman arrives to ask for Mordecai's execution.
God's wonderful sense of humorBefore Haman can speak, the king asks how to honor someone the king loves, leading Haman to unwittingly decree honor for Mordecai.
