“I lift up my eyes to
the mountains—
where does my help come from?
My help comes from
the Lord,
the Maker of heaven and earth.”
Where does your help
come from?
Does it come from the
employer who signs your paycheck?
How about the doctor
who writes that prescription?
Is he your help?
Maybe it’s the
financial adviser who leads you to retirement security.
Where does your help
come from?
Does it come from any
of these or a host of others?
The writer of this
Psalm knew his help came from the Lord,
The same Lord who
made the heavens and the earth is well able to feed you, clothe you and shelter
you.
It’s easy to forget
that sometimes.
We look to the
visible and forget the invisible, eternal God.
The boss gives you a
raise so we say the boss is our help.
But who gave you
favor with the boss?
The doctor declares
us healed but we must not forget who the Great Physician is.
They say there are no
atheists in foxholes.
But let us also
remember that He is our helper, not just when the bullets are whizzing by,
He is our helper in
the good seasons as well as the bad.
I suspect many more
have walked away from God on the mountaintop than the number who have abandoned
Him in the valley.
Are you enjoying the
blessings and provisions you need now?
Don’t forget where
your help has come from – not only in the day of trouble – but also in the time
of great abundance and blessings.
Where does your help
come from today?
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